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President Arafat receiving a
delegation representing the International Movement for the
Defense of Children, in his office in occupied Ramallah
yesterday. (Alhayat Aljadedah, 7/24/03). |
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Tony Blair and his wife Sherry in
China, hoping that by the time they return home, the Britons
will have forgotten about the death of Kelly and why Britain
participated in the invasion Iraq (Alottihad, 7/24/03). |
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President Bush between Rumsfeld
and Bremer announcing that killing Uday and Qussay is
reassuring for the Iraqi people and good for the US security
(Reuters, An Nahar 7/24/03). |
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A TOW missile streaks toward a
building suspected by the US Army of harboring Saddam
Hussein's sons Qusay and Uday in Mosul, Iraq, on July 22,
2003. (Reuters, Khaleej Times, 7/24/03). |
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During the attack on the house
where the two sons of Saddam and his grandson were killed in
Mosul (Al-Ayyam, 7/24/03). |
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While some Iraqis were happy for
the death of Qussay and Uday, others were angry lifting the
pictures of Saddam, in Mosul (Alquds, 7/24/03). |
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Iraqi boys lifting their fists
and pictures of Saddam Hussain, in reaction to the killing of
his sons Udai and Quossai, in Mosul yesterday (An Nahar,
7/24/03). |
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Two US soldiers were killed in
attacks yesterday. An Iraqi pleading with a US soldier (Al-Khaleej,
7/24/03). |
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Algerian Interior Minister, Yazid
Zarhouni, in the middle of a scandal. He is accused of
torturing Mahfoudh Sa'adawi, a former soldier, and forcing him
out of his down town store in the 1970s (Alquds Alarabi,
7/24/03). |
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A Turkish parliamentarian
committee recommended the prosecution of the two former prime
ministers, Yalmaz and Ecivet (above) and 23 other cabinet
members for corruption. (An Nahar, 7/24/03). |
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The UN representative, Al-Ibrahimi
(right) and Robertson of NATO, in Brussels yesterday. (An
Nahar, 7/24/03). |
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The funeral of Zehra Kazimi, the
Canadian-Iranian journalist, in Shiraz, Iran, yesterday. (An
Nahar, 7/24/03). |
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The death toll is mounting in
Liberia, as the ceasefire is not observed and international
forces have not arrived yet (Alquds Alarabi, 7/24/03). |
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Palestinian President, Yassir
Arafat, chairing a PLO Executive Committee and Higher Islamic
Committee joint meeting to discuss the Israeli threats against
Al-Aqsa Mosque (Al-Ayyam, 7/25/03). |
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Palestinian Prime Minister,
Mahmoud Abbas, between Senators Joe Biden (left) and Richard
Lugar during his visit to the US Congress yesterday. (An Nahar,
7/25/03). |
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Palestinian children demanding
the release of Palestinian detainees and prisoners from
Israeli prisons (Alquds Alarabi, 7/25/03). |
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The Israeli Segregation Fence,
built on Palestinian lands for the benefit of Israeli
settlers. How can Americans be sure that the US financial aid
received by Israel is not used to build this ugly form of
racist segregation? (Alquds Alarabi, 7/25/03). |
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US soldiers search a house on
July 25 after the arrest of a group of Iraqis in Al-Fahhama
suburb of the Iraqi capital of Baghdad early morning. The
soldiers said two of the Iraqis were directly responsible for
the July 21 attack, when one US soldier and an Iraqi
interpreter were killed in Baghdad. (Reuters, Khaleej Times,
7/25/03). |
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Iraqis examining an Iraqi car
destroyed by US soldiers following an Iraqi attack on them. (Alquds
Alarabi, 7/25/03). |
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One of the US military
vehicles which were destroyed in Iraqi attacks yesterday.
Three US soldiers were also killed yesterday in Mosul.
(An Nahar, 7/25/03). |
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President Jacques Chirac visiting
French Calidonia in the South Pacific with his wife Bernaditte.
(Alquds Alarabi, 7/25/03). |
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An unidentified woman sobs
against a wall as another sits down among school chairs
shattered by the blast after seven people were killed by
early-morning mortar attacks at Newport High School in the
Liberian capital Monrovia on Friday. Others died around the
city in an early morning mortar barrage of the capital. (AP,
Khaleej Times, 7/25/03).
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Liberian refugees fleeing the
fighting between the rebels and government forces, in Monrovia
yesterday. (Alquds Alarabi, 7/25/03). |
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A Palestinian carrying the
four-year old Palestinian child, Mahmoud Kabha, who was shot
dead by Israeli occupation forces, in Barta'a, Jenin yesterday
(PMC,
7/26/03). |
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President Bush and Palestinian
Prime Minister, Abbas, in the White House yesterday (Alquds
Alarabi,
7/26/03) |
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George Bush and Mahmoud Abbas in
the Oval Office, in the White House, yesterday (Alquds,
7/26/03). |
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The opposition party
members in the Japanese Parliament literally fought against a
legislation that allows 1,000 Japanese soldiers to go to Iraq.
However, it passed. (An Nahar, 7/26/03). |
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Colin Powell and Abdallah Gul in
Washington yesterday. The Turkish Foreign Minister wanted a UN
resolution before his country could send troops to Iraq. (An
Nahar, 7/26/03). |
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Shaikh Muqtada Al-Sadr, Imam of
Kofa. He led tens of thousands of Iraqi Shi'a worshippers in
Friday prayers calling on the withdrawal of US-UK forces from
Iraq. (An Nahar, 7/26/03). |
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An Israeli occupation soldier
pointing his gun at Palestinian Children protesting his
presence. Earlier, another Israeli soldier killed a 5-year old
girl and wounded two other children in Jenin. (Alquds Alarabi,
7/26/03). |
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Israeli occupation forces
prevented Palestinians under 40 years of age from praying at
Al-Aqsa Mosque on Friday. They prayed outside (An Nahar,
7/26/03). |
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About 1,000 war veterans from 21
countries came to South Korea after 50 years of ending the
Korean war. They visited the DNZ. (Alittiahd 7/26/03).
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