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Taha Yassin Ramadan, the Iraqi
Vice President, arrested in Mosul by Kurds and handed in to
the US forces (Reuters, 8/19/03). |
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Sergio Vieira de Mello, the top
U.N. envoy to Iraq, was killed on August 19, 2003 in a
Baghdad bomb blast, chief U.N. (Denis Balibouse/Reuters,
8/19/03). |
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An injured Iraqi walks outside
of the United Nation headquarters in Baghdad August 19,
2003. A massive truck bomb ripped through the UN offices
killing 15 people and wounding scores (Ceerwan Aljaf/Reuters,
8/19/03). |
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Rescue teams look through the
rubble of the United Nations headquarters in Baghdad after a
car bomb explosion tore through the building on August 19,
2003. (Suhaib Salem/Reuters, 8/19/03). |
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A Palestinian girl crying her
family's house, which was destroyed by Israeli occupation
forces in Jerusalem yesterday (Alquds, 8/19/03). |
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Palestinian women demonstrating
demanding the release of their relatives from Israeli
detention camps and prisons.. (An Nahar, 8/19/03). |
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Israeli occupation soldiers
still tightly control the movement of the Palestinian people
inside and between cities. (An Nahar, 8/19/03).
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Former Algerian Prime Minister,
Ali Bin Filis, visiting Al-Rai newspaper, which was stopped
by the government press together with five other
newspapers for failing to pay their debts. The newspapers
recently published stories about corruption of the President
and his aids. (An Nahar, 8/19/03). |
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Ottowa, Canada, lit again. (An
Nahar, 8/19/03). |
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This March 20, 2002 photo shows
Mazen Dana during a demonstration calling for the end of the
killing of journalists by the Israeli Army in the West Bank
town of Hebron. (AFP, Arab News, 8/19/03). |
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Journalists demonstrating in
Ramallah, in protest for killing Reuters photographer, Mazen
Da'na. (An Nahar, 8/19/03). |
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US soldiers bodysearching
Iraqis at a checkpoint in Baghdad (Alquds Alarabi, 8/19/03). |
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A US soldier guarding his camp
in Baquba. (An Nahar, 8/19/03). |
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US soldiers on the bridge
examining the water pipeline. Iraqi children swimming in the
leaked water under. (An Nahar, 8/19/03). |
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A Canadian-German patrol in
Kabul streets. (An Nahar, 8/19/03). |
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Head of the press office for
Britain's ministry of defence, Pam Teare, leaves the Royal
Courts of Justice after giving evidence to the Hutton
inquiry into the death of government weapons expert David
Kelly in London on Monday (reuters photo, Jordan Times,
8/19/03) |
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Indonesians demonstrating fearing their country
to be the next target after Iraq (Jordan Times, 8/19/03).
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| Taha Yassin Ramadan, the Iraqi
Vice President, arrested in Mosul by Kurds and handed in to
the US forces (Alquds Alarabi, 8/20/03). |
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People shout for help outside
the United Nations headquarters in Baghdad on Tuesday. A
massive truck bomb devastated the United Nations
headquarters in Baghdad on Tuesday, killing at least 17
people and wounding scores. - (Reuters, Khaleej Times,
8/20/03).
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Sergio Vieira de Mello, the top
U.N. envoy to Iraq, was killed on August 19, 2003 in a
Baghdad bomb blast, chief U.N. (An Nahar, 8/20/03). |
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Israeli rescue workers search
the wreckage of a bus following an explosion in Jerusalem
August 19, 2003. A suspected Palestinian suicide bombing
aboard the bus killed at least 20 people (Assafir, 8/20/03). |
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The Jerusalem bus which was
destroyed in a suicide bomb yesterday, where 20 Israelis and
the bomber were killed (PMC, 8/20/03). |
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Palestinians, controlled and
isolated in their towns and villages. Here, they are waiting
to be allowed to travel through Beit Iba, Nablus, Israeli
occupation checkpoint (PMC, 8/19/03). |
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A Palestinian looking at the
Israeli Fence that separated him from his land in the West
Bank (Alquds Alarabi, 8/20/03). |
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A US soldier in front of the UN
building in Baghdad after the explosion (An Nahar, 8/20/03). |
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Britons demonstrating against
government lies concerning going to war against Iraq (An
Nahar, 8/20/03). |
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Representative of the Liberian
rebel movement, LURD, signing a peace treaty in Acra (An
Nahar, 8/20/03). |
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Senior Hamas leader Ismail Abu
Shanab was the target of an Israeli missile attack in the
Gaza Strip killing at least three people, according to
Israeli security sources and Palestinian witnesses. (Photo
by Suhaib Salem/Reuters, 8/21/03). |
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Ali Hassan al-Majid, Saddam
Hussein's cousin, was in U.S. custody on August 21 (Photo
by Suhaib Salem/Reuters). |
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A car burns after it was hit by
an Israeli helicopter missile in Gaza City August 21, 2003.
Israel assassinated a Hamas political leader, Ismael Abu
Shanab, in the attack. (Photo by Adnan Salim/Reuters). |
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Smoke rises after an Israeli missile strike on
a car in Gaza, near the UN headquarters, on August 21, 2003.
A Hamas political leader, Ismael Abu Shanab, along
with two body guards were assassinated. (Photo by Nikola
Solic/Reuters). |
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An explosion, detonated by
Israeli occupation soldiers, destroys the house of the
Jerusalem suicide bomber, Abdul Hamid Misk, in the West Bank
city of Hebron August 21, 2003. (Photo by Nayef Hashlamoun/
Reuters). |
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Two Israeli Orthodox Jews
guarded by an Israeli policeman walking in the court of Al-Aqsa
Mosque in Jerusalem, in defiance to the disapproval of the
Islamic Waqf Authority and a new provocation of Muslims. (Assafir,
8/21/03). |
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Israeli tanks entering Jenin
and getting ready to re-invade other Palestinian cities in
retaliation to the Jerusalem suicide bombing, which was a
retaliation for the assassination of Sider. (An Nahar,
8/21/03).
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Smoke and fire in the Israeli
Majido prison and detention camp, where thousands of
Palestinians are detained without trials or charges for
months. (An Nahar, 8/21/03). |
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Israeli occupation forces
blocking the Surda road in the West Bank as a collective
punishment against the Palestinian people for the Jerusalem
suicide bombing. (Alquds Alarabi, 8/21/03). |
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Abdul Hamid Misk of
Hebron (29) who conducted the suicide bombing in Jerusalem
two days ago. He was in Israeli prisons for years. He
left behind a wife and two children. (PMC, 8/21/03). |
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Funeral of Mazen Da'ana,
the Palestinian Reuters photographer, who was killed by US
solders in Baghdad. He was buried in his hometown of Hebron.
(An Nahar, 8/21/03). |
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US soldiers examining the
rubble of the UN offices in Baghdad (An Nahar, 8/21/03). |
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Relatives of UN staff arrive in
Amman on a chartered plane on Wednesday (photo by Ali
Jarekji/ REUTERS, Jordan Times, 8/21/03). |
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