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The lone survivor of a Sudanese
airliner that crashed into a hillside while attempting an
emergency landing is seen in this image from video on July 8
in Port Sudan. The airliner crashed into a hillside killing
116 people and leaving one survivor, a 3-year-old boy found
injured but alive amid the wreckage. (AP, Khaleej Times,
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Palestinian children
demonstrating in the Manger Square, in Beithlehem, demanding
the release of 8,000 Palestinian prisoners from Israeli
prisons and detention camps (Alhayat Aljadedah, 7/9/03). |
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About 8,000 Palestinians are
detained in Israeli prisons. They were rounded up from streets
and from their homes during the Israeli military campaign.
Palestinians demand their release for peace to happen (Alquds
Alarabi, 7/9/03). |
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The British Prime Minister,
Tony Blair, had a slap on the rest yesterday, all what the
Parliament did to him for lying to the nation regarding the
reasons he went to war on Iraq. (An Nahar, 7/9/03). |
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Senegal: President Bush standing
at the step of the door of no return, where captured Africans
used to be forced to cross to slavery (An Nahar, 7/9/03). |
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Pro-US Liberians welcoming the
US miliary assessment team. (An Nahar, 7/9/03).
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A US army Blackhawk helicopter
patrols above the site where a US Humvee vehicle was
destroyed in an explosion on Baghdad's airport road on
Tuesday. Two soldiers were wounded in the attack (photo by
Faleh Kheiber/Reuters, Jordan Times, 7/9/03). |
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Another US military vehicle
destroyed by another Iraqi attack, near Khan Dari, West of
Baghdad yesterday. (An Nahar,
7/8/03). |
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The US occupation authority issued a new Iraqi
dinar, in which a picture of the Arab scientist Al-Hassan Bin
Al-Haitham replaced a picture of Saddam. (Saudi Aljazirah,
7/9/03). |
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The foreign and defense
ministers of France and Russia in the Red Square, in Moscow,
during an exhibition about former French President Charles
De Gaul (An Nahar, 7/9/03). |
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"LIBERATED"
Nine-year-old Iraqi Ashwaq (L)
smokes a cigarette as her friend Omar, 12, sniffs glue
June 27, close to Fardous or Paradise Square in
Baghdad. The children, orphans, spend nearly all the
money they beg on solvents to sniff. According to the
UN Children's Fund (UNICEF), the number of children
living in the streets of Baghdad has increased since
the US-led war that toppled the regime of Saddam
Hussein in April. UNICEF is preparing a study to
assess the magnitude of the problem, which did not
exist before (AFPphoto, Jordan Times, 7/10/03). |
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President Bush and President Mbeke in
Pretoria, yesterday (An Nahar, 7/10/03). |
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Pretorial anti-war on
Iraq activists protesting President Bush's visit to
South Africa, yesterday (An Nahar, 7/10/03). |
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Muhammed Al-Fateh Othman,
the three-year old Sudanese boy who survived the plane
crash two days ago, on his bed in a Khartoum hospital.
He fell on a tree and was held by its branches (An
Nahar, 7/10/03). |
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Iranian President,
Muhammed Khatami, receiving the head of the
International Atomic and Energy Agency, Muhammed Al-Barade'i,
whose job is to harass Islamic countries while
ignoring Israel's arsenal of nuclear, chemical, and
biological weapons (An Nahar, 7/10/03). |
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The Funeral of the
Palestinian Iyad Salamish, who was killed by Israeli
occupation soldiers inside his home in Burqeen, Jenin,
yesterday (Teshreen, 7/10/03). |
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Palestinians continue
demanding the release of about 8,000 Palestinians
detained by Israeli occupation forces during the
3-year Uprising (Al-Ayyam, 7/10/03). |
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The Egyptian Envoy,
Mustafa Al-Buhairi (left), Al-Rantissi (right), and
Hamas founder Ahmed Yassin (middle), in Gaza
yesterday. (An Nahar, 7/10/03). |
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The Israeli Segregation
Fence built on Palestinian lands as a new border
between Israel and the West Bank, near Qalqilia. It
allowed Israelis to steal more Palestinian lands and
to keep Palestinian populations under control. (An
Nahar, 7/10/03). |
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Enjoying liberation: Arab
Iraqis forced out by Kurds from their houses take
refuge in a former Iraqi military camp. (An Nahar,
7/10/03). |
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Iraqi artifacts stolen
from the Iraqi National Museum and discovered by the
customs police in Jordan. Stealing Iraq's history
continues in the hills outside the town of Naibor,
about 200 kilometers to the Southeast of Baghdad. (An
Nahar, 7/10/03). |
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An Israeli occupation soldier
stands guard in front of a Palestinian bulldozer trying to
open the West Bank road from Teel Village to Nablus on
Thursday. Some scuffles occurred when Palestinians tried to
reopen the road closed by the Israeli army. The driver of the
bulldozer was detained (photo by Jaafar ASHTIYEH/AFP, Jordan
Times, 7/11/03). |
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Continuous Palestinian
demonstrations demanding the release of Palestinian prisoners
in Israeli prisons and detention camps (Alhayat Aljadedah,
7/11/03). |
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A sick Iraqi baby lies on a
hospital bed while a woman breastfeeds another ill infant in
the background at Basra's infants hospital on Thursday. The
500-bed hospital is suffering from shortages in all its
supplies and has not received any sort of financial aid or
donations from anyone since the fall of Saddam Hussein's
regime on April 09, according to one of the doctors (AFP photo,
Jordan Times, 7/11/03). |
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The Libyan leader, Mu'ammer Al-Qaddafi,
arriving at the African Union annual conference meeting, in
Maputo, yesterday (An Nahar, 7/11/03). |
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Malaysian Prime Minister, Mahatir
Muhammed, welcoming Al-Azhar University President, Shaikh
Tantawi, to the Conference of Islamic Scholar in Kuala Lampur,
yesterday (An Nahar, 7/11/03). |
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Nizar Hamdoun, the former Iraqi
Ambassador to the US died in New York after a long struggle
with cancer. Iraqis conducted a respectable funeral for him
after the body had arrived in Baghdad. (Alquds Alarabi,
7/11/03). |
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The sister (2nd L) wife (R) and
daughter (top R), names witheld, cry prior to the funeral
procession of Nizar Hamdoon, Iraq's 1990s envoy to the United
Nations, at their home in a western suburb of Baghdad on
Thursday (photo by Ahmad AL-RUBAYE/AFP, Jordan Times, 7/11/03). |
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Muhammed Al-Sahaf, former Iraqi
Information Minister, arrived in Abu Dhabi yesterday to live
there with his family (Al-Riyadh, 7/11/03). |
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Iraqi policemen demonstrating
against the US military oresence inside Iraqi cities yesterday
(Al-Riyadh, 7/11/03). |
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Two US soldiers body- searching
an Iraqi, in Bakouba, yesterday (An Nahar, 7/11/03). |
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US soldiers taking some Iraqi
vendors for investigation after covering their heads and
faces with paper bags, yesterday (An Nahar, 7/11/03). |
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Volunteers and police prepare to
retrieve a body from the site of a bomb explosion in Karachi
on Friday. A powerful bomb shattered windows in an office
building in Pakistan's troubled port city of Karachi, killing
two people, including a security guard, police and witnesses
said. ( AP, Khaleej Times, 7/11/03). |
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The body of a Russian
explosives expert, who was killed when he tried to
dysfunction a bomb planted by a Chechen woman in front of a
Moscow restaurant yesterday. (An Nahar, 7/11/03). |
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