Thousands of foreigners are packing ships in Beirut’s port, and long lines of cars are full of tourists. But all those visitors are clamoring to get out of Lebanon — to escape the outbreak of fighting between Israel and Hezbollah — crushing Lebanon’s hopes for a record tourist season. Hotels had been booked, beaches and mountain resorts had been packed, and free-spending tourists had jammed Beirut, signaling Lebanon’s recovery from a turbulent year following the February 2005 assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri. Full Story