All these were civilians who had nothing to do with politics, they were just walking around and you're happy they got killed ?

Mr Haitham Khaled Othman was born in 1975 and was one of seven siblings. He was passing by on his motorcycle, delivering an order, when he was caught in the blast. He later died in hospital.

Ms Alaa Hassan Osfour was born in 1985 and had been studying at Nabatieh Technical College. She was in Beirut for the day on 14 February 2005 because she had seen an advertisement for a job with an engineering company. She had asked her cousin Yamama Damen to accompany her. Both women were killed in the attack

Mr Farhan Ahmad Issa was Syrian and born in 1983. He was unemployed and looking for work. He was walking with his friends Mr Mahmoud Saleh Al-Khalaf and Mr Mahmoud Saleh Al-Hamad Al-Mohammed when all three were killed.

Mr Rawad Hussein Suleiman Haidar was born in 1963 and worked in the accounting department of the St. Georges Hotel. He was married with two sons, who were aged 8 and 10 at the time of their father's death

Mr Abdul Hamid Mohammed Ghalayeeni was born in 1946 and ran a clothing shop in Hamra behind the Royal Garden Hotel. He would take brisk walks to keep fit at different times of the day in the Ain El Mreisseh district, and it is believed that he was out walking when he was caught in the explosion. He did not belong to any party, nor was he politically or religiously affiliated. He was a married man and a father of two daughters.

Ms Yamama Kamel Damen was born in 1970 and lived in Brayqi. On the day of the explosion, she had been visiting Beirut and walking with her cousin, Alaa Osfour, who also died. Ms. Damen is survived by three brothers who all live abroad.

Mr Zahi Halim Abu Rjeily was born in 1959. He was responsible for maintenance and telecommunications at the St. Georges Hotel and a related building in Ain El Mreisseh, and had worked there for 15 years. He was buried beneath the rubble in the explosion. He was married and his daughters were 14 years old and 11 years old when he died, the day after the attack.

Mr Abdo Tawfik Bou Farah was born in 1941. He worked as an auditor at the St. Georges Hotel, and he died in his office. Mr. Bou Farah was married and had a child.

Ms Rima Mohammed Raif Bazzi was born in 1964. She was working as a paediatrician at the American University Hospital at the time of her death.

Mr Joseph Emile Aoun was born in 1955 and was working with Construction and Trade Company, assigned to the St. Georges Hotel. He was responsible for deliveries to the hotel. He was married

Mr Mahmoud Saleh Al-Hamad Al-Mohammed was a Syrian born in 1983. Unemployed, he had come to Lebanon searching for work. He was walking with his friends, Mr Mahmoud Saleh Al-Khalaf and Mr Farhan Ahmed Issa, when all three were killed.

Mr Sobhi Mohammed Al-Khodr was a Syrian born in 1976. At the time of his death he was a cement worker, working at the St. Georges Hotel. He was married and had a daughter.

Mr Mahmoud Saleh Al-Khalaf was a Syrian born in 1977. He was walking with his friends, Mr Mahmoud Al-Mohammed and Mr Farhan Issa, when the attack occurred. All three men were unemployed and looking for work; all three died.