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Concrete walls
A Lebanese man holds a placard with Arabic that reads, "I swear it feels like I'm at the border with Israel," as an engineering unit installs a concrete wall near the main Lebanese government building, a day after a violent anti-government protests, in downtown Beirut, Lebanon, Monday
A Lebanese man holds a placard with Arabic that reads, "I swear it feels like I'm at the border with Israel," as an engineering unit installs a concrete wall near the main Lebanese government building, a day after a violent anti-government protests, in downtown Beirut, Lebanon, Monday. Organizers of the "You stink" protests that have captivated the Lebanese capital postponed anti-government demonstrations set for Monday evening after a night of violent clashes with police during which dozens of protesters and police officers were wounded. (AP/Hassan Ammar) (AP/Hassan Ammar)
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span class="inline inline-center">A Lebanese man holds a placard with Arabic that reads, "I swear it feels like I'm at the border with Israel," as an engineering unit installs a concrete wall near the main Lebanese government building, a day after a violent anti-government protests, in downtown Beirut, Lebanon, Monday. Organizers of the "You stink" protests that have captivated the Lebanese capital postponed anti-government demonstrations set for Monday evening after a night of violent clashes with police during which dozens of protesters and police officers were wounded. (AP/Hassan Ammar)
