It's a tormented waiting game for these Lebanese women.<br/> <br />Their relatives were on the Air Algerie flight that crashed Thursday, after the jet disappeared over northern Mali.<br/> <br />Of the 110 passengers onboard, it's estimated that 20 were Lebanese.<br/> <br />This five-year-old is one of them.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (Arabic) SISTER-IN-LAW OF LEBANESE PASSENGER RANDA DAHER, AMINA DAHER, SAYING:<br/> <br />"We don't know anything yet, we have just heard from the news that the plane went missing.. we don't know."<br/> <br />In a nearby village, heads hang low as they too wait for news:<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (Arabic) RELATIVE OF LEBANESE PASSENGER NAJWA ZAYAT, RADWAN KHALIL, SAYING:<br/> <br />"The brother of the missing one, if we can say (missing) till the moment, is preparing to go to Mali as soon as possible."<br/> <br />Algeria's state news agency said authorities lost contact with the flight an hour after it took off from Burkina Faso en route to Algiers.<br/> <br />And there are few clear indications of the plane's f
