The Deadliest Day 3/11/2002

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ELIZABETH DALZIEL/AP		The Deadliest Day Last Friday the violence climaxed, with 50 Palestinians and six Israelis killed in a 24-hour period, prompting the U.S. to attempt another cease-fire Israeli army flares light up the skies of Bethlehem, as tanks and troops enter the West Bank town before dawn

Streets Red With Blood
The U.S. realizes it must try again to stop Palestinians and Israelis from killing one another. Will hope triumph over history?

Caught in the Crossfire
Afghan civilians and refugees are the unfortunate victims of the war between the U.S. and the Taliban

The Food Aid Lands
Heavy on beans and lentils, small yellow packages of U.S. food aid are descending on Afghanistan. Some goes to hungry refugees — and some goes to market

Fighting Back
Aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise as the carrier's crew launches a raid on Afghanistan. Photographs for TIME by Barry Iverson

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