Support Marketplace  Under attack: Life in Lebanon  A Lebenese
man packs his belongings in his car after his home was hit by
Israeli air strikes in Beirut's eastern Shouwayfat suburb, July
18, 2006. It is the seventh consecutive day of attacks.  KAI
RYSSDAL: It's seven days of fighting now in the Middle East.
Cross-border air strikes and rocket attacks continue tit for
tat. And there's no real sign of an end anytime soon. Secretary
of State Condoleeza Rice said today she'll go to the region,
"When it's appropriate." And President Bush said this afternoon
it's essential the Lebanese government remain in power. But
ordinary Lebanese probably have other things on their minds
right about now. Lena Saidi's a freelance reporter in Beirut. We
got her on the phone earlier today. And I asked her how
civilians are getting by.  LENA SAIDI: Well, the supermarkets,
the larger supermarkets, are still open. And some of the smaller
ones. But the smaller ones are running out of stock very
quickly. And when you go to the large