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President Bush listening to a
chorus of Ugandan children in Entaiby singing "America
the Beautiful," in gratitude for the US promised aid to
fight AIDS in Africa (An Nahar, 7/12/03). |
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The former Iranian President,
Rafsanjani: America trapped itself in the Iraqi swamp (An
Nahar, 7/12/03). |
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US forces leaving Falouja after a
series of Iraqi attacks and a demand by Iraqi police for them
to leave (An Nahar, 7/12/03). |
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US soldiers during yesterday's
clashes with Iraqis (Teshreen, 7/12/03). |
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US soldiers during yesterday's
Iraqi attacks on them (Alhayat Aljadedah, 7/12/03). |
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Israeli occupation soldiers
detaining six members of the European-American International
Solidarity Movement, near Nablus, yesterday (PMC, 7/12/03). |
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Members of the International
Solidarity Movement (Europeans and Americans) trying to remove
the Israeli cement barriers from a road near Jenin, yesterday
(Alquds, 7/12/03). |
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Palestinian children demanding
Israel to release Palestinian prisoners (Teshreen, 7/12/03). |
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Palestinian women demanding the
release of 8,000 Palestinian prisoners from Israeli prisons
and detention camps. (Alhayat Aljadedah, 7/12/03). |
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President Mogabe of Zimbabwi in
his way to the Conference of the African Union, in Maputo,
yesterday (An Nahar, 7/12/03). |
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Nelson Mandela in London
yesterday, in recognition of the struggle of Ruth Firt and
Joe Slovo. (Alittihad, 7/12/03). |
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ISRAELI OCCUPIERS IN DEFIANCE TO
THE WORLD: An Israeli soldier scuffles
with an International Solidarity Movement volunteer in the
West Bank village of Salem on Saturday. About twenty members
of the movement were stopped by Israeli soldiers when they
were trying to demonstrate against roadblocks erected by the
Israelis around the village (afp photo, Jordan Times, 7/13/03). |
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President Bush receiving flowers
from a Nigerian girl in the Presidential Palace, in Aboja,
yesterday (An Nahar, 7/13/03). |
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Palestinians continue to
demonstrate for the release of the 8,000 Palestinian
prisoners, who were arbitrarily rounded up by Israeli
occupation force during the Uprising (Alhayat Aljadedah,
7/13/03). |
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President Yassir Arafat, who was
elected by 83% of Palestinian voters, receiving the British
member of parliament, Richard Brown, who heads a delegation to
Ramallah to support the Palestinian President against Israeli
attempts to get rid of him. (An Nahar, 7/13/03). |
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African leaders ended their
annual conference establishing more institutions for the
African Union, such as the President, Supreme Court, and
African Security Council. (An Nahar, 7/13/03). |
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US soldiers guarding Abu
Gharib prison after an Iraqi attack in front of its main gate,
yesterday. (An
Nahar, 7/13/03). |
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US soldiers arresting more and
more Iraqis everyday, after every Iraqi attack on US forces. (An Nahar,
7/13/03). |
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US soldiers arresting an Iraqi
boy, yesterday (Teshreen, 7/13/03). |
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Burundian refugees fleeing the
fighting between the governnment forces and the rebels, which
resulted in killing 179 people in the last five days. (An
Nahar, 7/13/03). |
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Heads of the two Korean
delegations ended talks in Seul by agreeing to continue
talks about the issues of mutual interests (An Nahar,
7/13/03). |
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Unlike the Italian
Prime Minister, Berlusconi (who submitted to the
Israeli will), the Russian Foreign Minister, Igor
Ivanov, met with the Palestinian President, Yassir
Arafat, in Ramallah, yesterday. In recognition for
his courage, he was awarded a Palestinian Award (Al-Ayyam,
7/14/03). |
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The detained
Palestinian leader, Marwan Al-Barghouthi. (PMC). |
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Palestinians continue
to demonstrate demanding the release of about 8,000
prisoners from Israeli occupation prisons (Saudi
Aljazeerah, 7/14/03). |
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An Iraqi attack on US
forces in Baghdad resulted in killing one and
injuring six of them (Reuters, 7/14/03). |
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The US-appointed
Council to govern Iraq reflecting religious and
ethnic divisions, not secular and competent elements
as democracy promotes (An Nahar, 7/14/03). |
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Despite the $6.5
trillion national debt and the weak economy, the
Bush administration still spending billions of
dollars on the military. This was the inauguration
of the Carrier, Ronald Reagan. (An Nahar, 7/14/03). |
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The US ruler of Iraq,
Paul Bremer, with members of the Council he
appointed to help him rule Iraq during the
transitional period. (An Nahar, 7/14/03). |
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Two female members of
the appointed Iraqi ruling council, Raja Habib Al-Khuza'i
(left) and Shankoul Sabouk. (An Nahar,
7/14/03). |
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The Israeli humiliation
of Palestinians continue: You still can't pass even
on this dusty road, an Israeli occupation soldier
tells a Palestinian couple. (An Nahar,
7/14/03). |
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Shi'ite women in Basra
gather water on Sunday, July 13, 2003, from where
the Tigris and Euphrates rivers converge on their
way to the Gulf. People along the river live in
poverty and depend on the polluted water for cooking
and cleaning. ( Reuters, Khaleej Times, 7/14/03).
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Shaikh Sa'ad, the Crown
Prince, and Shaikh Sabah Al-Ahmad, the new Prime
Minister of Kuwait. (Arab News, 7/14/03). |
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