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The funeral of a
Palestinian boy, who was one of 13 Palestinians killed
by Israeli occupation forces in the last 72 hours (Alquds
Alarabi, 11/10/03). |
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The mother of Samir Al-Quntar
crying beside his picture. The Israeli government
announced that it would not release him with the 400
Lebanese and Palestinian prisoners in exchange for the
Hizballah release of Israeli prisoners. Hizballah
announced that there would be no deal without Al-Quntar
(Assafir, 11/10/03). |
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A Palestinian family in
Jenin, moments before the Israeli occupation forces
blew up their home (Assafir, 10/11/03). |
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A Palestinian woman throws
a rock at the Palestinian Monetary Authority building
during a protest by women in Gaza City on Monday. The
women were protesting against the Palestinian
Authority's decision to freeze the money of Islamic
charities in Gaza and the West Bank. The women broke
windows and damaged the building. - (AP, Khaleej
Times, 11/10/03). |
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President Arafat receiving
a French delegation of Christians, Jews, and Muslims,
who came to Ramallah expressing their support to the
Palestinian people and their leadership (Alquds,
11/10/03). |
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Israeli occupation
soldiers firing tear gas against Palestinians and
Israelis protesting the Apartheid Wall yesterday (Annahar,
11/10/03). |
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Israeli setters in the West Bank attacked Palestinian
olive trees in order to further starve the Palestinian
people. Here a Palestinian family salvaging what they
cand from the olive harvest. (Alquds Alarabi, 11/10/03). |
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| An Iraqi
arrested by US soldiers in Ba'aqouba yesterday. (Annahar, 11/10/03). |
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The British Land Rover,
which was the target of an Iraqi resistance attack in
Basra yesterday (Annahar, 11/10/03). |
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Iranian female students,
in Tehran University, protesting the arrest of Iranian
thinkers and journalists in the fourth anniversary of
arresting Hashem Aghagary (Annahar, 11/10/03). |
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Leaders of opposition in
Mauritania, Haidallah, Ahmed, Balkhair, announcing
their rejection of the results of elections as
fraudulent. Haidallah was arrested after the
announcement (Annahar, 11/10/03). |
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| Supporters
of the Mauritanian President, Ma'aouya Al-Tayei, celebrating his
winning of elections yesterday. (An Nahar, 11/0/03). |
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opposition gained more seats in Parliament. However, the ruling
Liberal Democrats have still maintained the majority of seats . (An Nahar, 11/10/03). |
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Palestinian boys throwing
rocks at an Israeli occupation tank in Balata refugee
camp, Nablus (Alayyam, 11/11/03). |
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The
Palestinian, Kamal Idris, who was forcibly dislocated
by Israeli occupation forces from Hebron to Gaza
yesterday. He is the first of 18 other Palestinians,
who are going to be forcibly dislocated away from
their hometowns, as a punishment for them and their
families.(Assafir, 11/11/03). |
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The mother and brother of Samir Al-Quntar
during a demonstration in support for his release. The Israeli government
announced that it would not release him with the 400
Lebanese and Palestinian prisoners in exchange for the Hizballah release of Israeli prisoners. Hizballah
announced that there would be no deal without Al-Quntar
(Assafir, 11/11/03). |
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Lebanese residents leaving
Al-Muhaya residential complex in Riyadh yesterday,
after the suicide attack. (Assafir, 11/11/03). |
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A Palestinian woman
throwing a rock at the Palestinian Monetary Authority
building during a protest by women in Gaza City on
Monday. The women were protesting against the
Palestinian Authority's decision to freeze the money
of Islamic charities in Gaza and the West Bank. The
women broke windows and damaged the building. - (Alquds
Alarabi, 11/11/03). |
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The Pope receiving
Christian members of the Palestine Liberation
Organization, in Rome yesterday, who gave him a letter
from President Arafat. (Alquds,
11/11/03). |
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Moroccan Islamist leader,
Muhammed Al-Hamdawi: The anti-Islamic forces failed in
their attempts to crush Islamists after the
explosions. (Alquds Alarabi,
11/11/03). |
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Former US Army Private
Jessica Lynch (L) and Army Specialist Shoshana
Johnson, both former POW's in Iraq, pose for
photographers after the 14th Annual Glamour magazine
Women of the Year awards on Monday in New York. - (AP,
Khaleej Times, 11/11/03). |
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Thousands of Turkish
military officer observing the 65th anniversary of the
death of the founder of modern Turkey, Ataturk. (Annahar, 11/11/03). |
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| An
opposition demonstration in Tbilisi against President Shivernazde,
yesterday. (An Nahar, 11/11/03). |
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| A young
woman from China's eastern city of Fuzhou, who was smuggled into
Taiwan in January, cradles her newborn baby boy at the Hsinchu
Detention Centre for illegal immigrants in this Sept 10, 2003 file
photo. More and more women are being smuggled across the Taiwan
Strait every year, as bitter political relations between Taiwan and
China prevent a joint solution. –(Reuters, Khaleej Times, 11/11/03). |
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| A video
image shows crowds watching smoke billowing into the sky
after a car bomb ripped through an Italian military
police base in Nassiriya, killing at least 15 Italians
and eight Iraqis November 12, 2003. Italian Defense
Minister Antonio Martino said fighters loyal to deposed
Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein were behind the blast.
(Photo by Reuters TV, 11/12/03). |
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A man watches a car burning
and firefighters in action after a bomb attack in
Nassiriya, about 180 miles south of Baghdad, November
12, 2003. (Photo by Alfredo Cunha/Jornal de Noticias via
Reuters, 11/12/03). |
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People run away from the
site of a bomb blast in Nassiriya, about 180 miles south
of Baghdad, November 12, 2003, in what appeared to be a
suicide attack. (Photo by Alfredo Cunha/Jornal De
Noticias via Reuters, 11/12/03). |
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Another Vet Against War
With Iraq, during a parade in New York yesterday. (Assafir, 11/12/03). |
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The US ruler of Iraq, Paul
Bremer (right), arrived in Washington for
consultations. 26 House Democrats sent a letter to
President Bush asking him to fire Secretary of Defense,
Donald Rumsfeld (Second from left) as a first
step for bringing US forces back from Iraq (Archives, Bab, 11/12/03). |
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President Bashar Al-Assad
meeting with a delegation from the US House of
Representatives in Damascus yesterday..(Assafir, 11/12/03). |
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The mother of the
Palestinian boy, Shadi Abu Anzeh (14), crying during
his funeral. He was killed by Israeli occupation
soldiers in Rafah yesterday
(Assafir, 11/12/03). |
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A Palestinian woman crying
after the Israeli occupation forces blew up her home
near the Egyptian-Palestinian border in Rafah (Alquds
Alarabi, 11/12/03). |
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Palestinian children
standing in an olive orchard where Israeli settler
came and destroyed and burned many trees in the
village of Ainabous (Alquds, 11/12/03). |
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A US soldier standing near
a hole in the ground created by an explosion in front
of the courthouse in downtown Baghdad. (Assafir, 11/12/03). |
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A public debate between
Armitage and Mussa. Armitage: Solving the Palestinian
problem may not solve the problem of terrorism. Mussa:
As long as there is occupation, there will be
resistance in Iraq and Palestine (Assafir, 11/12/03). |
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Three Iraqis were killed
and eight were injured in Basra yesterday, when a bus
carrying students passed on a road bomb (Al-Riyadh,
11/12/03). |
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Iraq yesterday. (Al-Khaleej,
11/12/03). |
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Al Gore said that the Bush
administration used people's fears after September 11
for partisan gains. It compromised liberties in
America to catch terrorists and launched the war on
Iraq to catch Bin Laden. It has failed on both counts.
He also called for the abolition of the Patriotic Act. (Alittihad,
11/12/03). |
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Democratic White
House contender Sen. John Kerry, struggling to
invigorate his lagging campaign, said November
10, 2003 he had fired his campaign manager and
replaced him with a veteran Democratic
operative. The Massachusetts senator said he
would replace campaign manager Jim Jordan with
Mary Beth Cahill, who has worked in the past for
lobbying group Emily's List and the office of
Sen. Edward Kennedy, also from Massachusetts.
Kerry poses with a copy of his book 'A Call To
Service' during a book signing event in New York
City, October 28, 2003. (Photo by Mike Segar/Reuters,
11/12/03). |
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Abdul Awang,
president of the Pan-Malaysian Islamic party
speaks at the launch of an Islamic Country plan
in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday. Malaysia's largest
opposition party unveiled its plan to make it an
Islamic state, including laws providing for
stoning and amputation for criminals and a ban
on non-Muslims becoming prime minister. – (AP,
Khaleej Times, 11/12/03). |
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