It would seem that the Christian area of Zouk Mousbeh was hit! I'll be updating with pictures shortly!
Lebanese firefighter try to extinguish burning stores after a bomb exploded in the town of Zouk Mousbeh, about 20 kilometers (12 miles) north of Beirut, Lebanon, Thursday June 7, 2007. the blast occurred in an industrial area in the town of Zouk Mousbeh, about 20 kilometers (12 miles) from Beirut and near the Christian town of Jounieh. The explosion set off large fires in several buildings and black smoke was seen billowing from the area. (AP Photo)
This looks to be the largest explosion yet. There isn't any word (on the photo wires) about casualties yet, but they are apparently looking for victims.
What kind of bumper sticker does John Edwards think this makes?
Lebanese army soldiers keep local residents away, after a bomb went off in Zouk Mousbeh, about 20 kilometers (12 miles) northeast of Beirut and near the Christian town of Jounieh, in Lebanon Thursday, June 7, 2007. A bomb went off near a Christian town north of Beirut on Thursday, in the latest string of explosions that have shaken Lebanon since fighting erupted between army troops and Islamic militants in a northern refugee camp three weeks ago. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)
Rescue workers and an ambulance, right, attend the scene after a bomb went off in Zouk Mousbeh, about 20 kilometers (12 miles) northeast of Beirut and near the Christian town of Jounieh, in Lebanon Thursday, June 7, 2007. A bomb went off near a Christian town north of Beirut on Thursday, in the latest string of explosions that have shaken Lebanon since fighting erupted between army troops and Islamic militants in a northern refugee camp three weeks ago. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)
A Lebanese army soldier keeps local residents back, after a bomb went off in Zouk Mousbeh, about 20 kilometers (12 miles) northeast of Beirut and near the Christian town of Jounieh, in Lebanon Thursday, June 7, 2007. A bomb went off near a Christian town north of Beirut on Thursday, in the latest string of explosions that have shaken Lebanon since fighting erupted between army troops and Islamic militants in a northern refugee camp three weeks ago. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)
A Lebanese army soldier keeps local residents away, after a bomb went off in Zouk Mousbeh, about 20 kilometers (12 miles) northeast of Beirut and near the Christian town of Jounieh, in Lebanon Thursday, June 7, 2007. A bomb went off near a Christian town north of Beirut on Thursday, in the latest string of explosions that have shaken Lebanon since fighting erupted between army troops and Islamic militants in a northern refugee camp three weeks ago. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)
Lebanese army soldiers keep local residents away, after a bomb went off in Zouk Mousbeh, about 20 kilometers (12 miles) northeast of Beirut and near the Christian town of Jounieh, in Lebanon Thursday, June 7, 2007. A bomb went off near a Christian town north of Beirut on Thursday, in the latest string of explosions that have shaken Lebanon since fighting erupted between army troops and Islamic militants in a northern refugee camp three weeks ago. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)
Lebanese firefighters and rescue workers try to find any survivor at a damaged building after a bomb exploded in the town of Zouk Mousbeh, about 20 kilometers (12 miles) north of Beirut, Lebanon, Thursday June 7, 2007. The blast occurred in an industrial area in the town of Zouk Mousbeh, near the Christian town of Jounieh. The explosion set off large fires in several buildings and black smoke was seen billowing from the area. (AP Photo/Ahmad Omar)
A destroyed car blocks the road, as Lebanese firefighters, background, try to extinguish burning shops after a bomb exploded in the Christian town of Zouk Mousbeh, about 20 kilometers (12 miles) north of Beirut, Lebanon, Thursday June 7, 2007. A bomb went off near a Christian town north of Beirut on Thursday, in the latest string of explosions that have shaken Lebanon since fighting erupted between army troops and Islamic militants in a northern refugee camp three weeks ago. The explosion set off large fires in several buildings and black smoke was seen billowing from the area. (AP Photo)
A Lebanese investigator, looks inside a burned truck after a bomb exploded in the town of Zouk Mousbeh, about 20 kilometers (12 miles) north of Beirut, Lebanon, Thursday June 7, 2007. The blast occurred in an industrial area near the Christian town of Jounieh. The explosion set off large fires in several buildings and black smoke was seen billowing from the area. (AP Photo)
Lebanese firefighters try to extinguish burning stores after a bomb exploded in the town of Zouk Mousbeh, about 20 kilometers (12 miles) north of Beirut, Lebanon, Thursday June 7, 2007. the blast occurred in an industrial area in the town of Zouk Mousbeh, about 20 kilometers (12 miles) from Beirut and near the Christian town of Jounieh. The explosion set off large fires in several buildings and black smoke was seen billowing from the area. (AP Photo)
A Lebanese firefighter tries to extinguish burning stores after a bomb exploded in the town of Zouk Mousbeh, about 20 kilometers (12 miles) north of Beirut, Lebanon, Thursday June 7, 2007. The blast occurred in an industrial area in the town of Zouk Mousbeh, near the Christian town of Jounieh. The explosion set off large fires in several buildings and black smoke was seen billowing from the area. (AP Photo)
A Lebanese policeman secures the site of an explosion in a factory in the Christian area of Zuk, north of Beirut. One Lebanese man was killed and three Syrians were injured in the blast, according to police.(AFP/Anwar Amro)
Lebanese firefighters battle to douse fire that raged following an explosion in a factory in the Christian area of Zuk, north of Beirut. One Lebanese man was killed and three Syrians were injured in the blast, according to police.(AFP/Jinan Nour al-Dounia)
Lebanese policemen secure the site of an explosion in Zouk Mosbeh area, north Lebanon, June 7, 2007. An explosion rocked a Christian industrial area north of Beirut on Thursday night, causing a fire and extensive damage, security sources and witnesses said. REUTERS/Shamoun Daher (LEBANON)
Lebanese soldiers secure the site of an explosion in Zouk Mosbeh area, north Lebanon, June 7, 2007. An explosion rocked a Christian industrial area north of Beirut on Thursday night, causing a fire and extensive damage, security sources and witnesses said. REUTERS/Shamoun Daher (LEBANON)
Lebanese fireman extinguish fire after an explosion in Zouk Mosbeh area, north Lebanon, June 7, 2007. An explosion rocked a Christian industrial area north of Beirut on Thursday night, causing a fire and extensive damage, security sources and witnesses said. REUTERS/George Abdallah (LEBANON)
Lebanese firemen help an injured colleague after an explosion in Zouk Mosbeh area, north Lebanon, June 7, 2007. An explosion rocked a Christian industrial area north of Beirut on Thursday night, causing a fire and extensive damage, security sources and witnesses said. REUTERS/George Abdallah (LEBANON)
A Lebanese soldier and policemen react after an explosion in Zouk Mosbeh area, north Lebanon, June 7, 2007. An explosion rocked a Christian industrial area north of Beirut on Thursday night, causing a fire and extensive damage, security sources and witnesses said. REUTERS/Shamoun Daher (LEBANON)
Lebanese firemen extinguish fire after an explosion in Zouk Mosbeh area, north Lebanon, June 7, 2007. An explosion rocked a Christian industrial area north of Beirut on Thursday night, causing a fire and extensive damage, security sources and witnesses said. REUTERS/George Abdallah (LEBANON)
Lebanese soldiers and investigators, inspect a destroyed store after a bomb exploded in the town of Zouk Mousbeh, about 20 kilometers (12 miles) north of Beirut, Lebanon, Thursday June 7, 2007. The blast occurred in an industrial area in the town of Zouk Mousbeh, near the Christian town of Jounieh. The explosion set off large fires in several buildings and black smoke was seen billowing from the area. (AP Photo/Ahmad Omar)
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