A burned car that was destroyed after a night of clashes between supporters of Hezbollah and Amal Movement with anti-government protesters in Beirut. EPA
Riot police remove anti-government protesters blocking a road in Beirut, Lebanon. A key road has reopened in the Lebanese capital following clashes throughout the night between rival groups. The confrontations began when protesters blocked the street and were attacked by supporters of the two main Shiite political parties, Hezbollah and Amal. AP Photo
A protester sits next a graffiti with Arabic words reading 'I am the leader of revolution' at Riad El-Solh square in downtown Beirut. EPA
A policeman takes a picture of a damaged car after a night of clashes between supporters of Hezbollah and Amal Movement with anti-government protesters in Beirut. EPA
A banner depicting Jeffrey Feltman, former US ambassador to Lebanon reading 'Leave us' hangs from the Grand Theatre building in Beirut. EPA
Journalists and protesters wait under a banner with Arabic words reading 'revolution of 17 October', at martyrs square in downtown Beirut. EPA
Protesters gather around a fire to warm as they smoke Shisha at Martyrs' Square in downtown Beirut. EPA
A sculpture made out metals from protesters tent camps is displayed at the Martyrs' Square in downtown Beirut. EPA
A burned car that was destroyed after a night of clashes between supporters of Hezbollah and Amal Movement with anti-government protesters in Beirut. EPA
Riot police remove anti-government protesters blocking a road in Beirut, Lebanon. A key road has reopened in the Lebanese capital following clashes throughout the night between rival groups. The confrontations began when protesters blocked the street and were attacked by supporters of the two main Shiite political parties, Hezbollah and Amal. AP Photo
A protester sits next a graffiti with Arabic words reading 'I am the leader of revolution' at Riad El-Solh square in downtown Beirut. EPA
A policeman takes a picture of a damaged car after a night of clashes between supporters of Hezbollah and Amal Movement with anti-government protesters in Beirut. EPA
A banner depicting Jeffrey Feltman, former US ambassador to Lebanon reading 'Leave us' hangs from the Grand Theatre building in Beirut. EPA
Journalists and protesters wait under a banner with Arabic words reading 'revolution of 17 October', at martyrs square in downtown Beirut. EPA
Protesters gather around a fire to warm as they smoke Shisha at Martyrs' Square in downtown Beirut. EPA
A sculpture made out metals from protesters tent camps is displayed at the Martyrs' Square in downtown Beirut. EPA
A burned car that was destroyed after a night of clashes between supporters of Hezbollah and Amal Movement with anti-government protesters in Beirut. EPA
Saad Hariri rules himself out as next Lebanese prime minister
Parties no closer to forming new administration weeks after government resigned in face of mass rallies
