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Wife of Usama
Al-Sumairy, who was killed by the trigger-happy Israeli
occupation soldiers together with two other members of his
family in Dair El-Balah, yesterday. The Israeli occupation
government admitted that they were armless in their car and
returning from visiting friends when Israeli soldiers kept
shooting at them until they killed all of them. Then, the
occupation army announced that they were about to attack
Israelis, the usual justification of killing Palestinian
civilians. (Assafir,
11/28/03). |
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Relatives of the three members of Al-Sumairy family, who were
killed by Israeli soldiers in Dair El-Balah yesterday, crying
when they knew the bad news, (Aljazirah, 11/28/03). |
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| Omri
Sharon, son of the Israeli Prime Minister (right) and Jibril Al-Rijoub,
the Security Advisor of President Arafat, leaving Tel Aviv
airport together for a meeting arranged by the British
government in London. Sharon is under pressure because of the
agreements and peace proposals by the opposition with the
Palestinians. He wants to say that he too is having talks with
the Palestinians. (Alquds
Alarabi, 11/28/03). |
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Palestinian, Yassir Abed Rabbo, and the Israeli, Youssi Bellin,
have been invited to meet with Colin Powell in Washington, as a
sign of support to the Geneva Accord (Alquds Alarabi, 11/27/03).
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| US
occupation soldiers patrolling south of Baghdad yesterday. (Assafir, 11/28/03). |
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President Bush carrying a turkey for a photo among US soldiers
in the Baghdad airport, during his 2 1/2 hour visit yesterday (Assafir,
11/28/03). |
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| President
George Bush greets U.S. soldiers as he arrives for a Thanksgiving
dinner with members at Baghdad International Airport, November 27,
2003. Bush stunned U.S. troops in Iraq on Thursday by turning up
at their Thanksgiving dinner after a risky 27-hour flight saying
he was 'just looking for a warm meal.' (Photo by Pool/Reuters, 11/28/03). |
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Pro-independence Taiwanese carry placards outside Taiwan's
parliament in the capital Taipei, November 27, 2003. Taiwan's
parliament passed a clause in a bill to allow referendums to be
held on sensitive issues such as changing the island's name and
constitution, despite stern warnings from China. The placards
read: 'Pass referendum law, let the people be masters.' (Photo
by Simon Kwong/Reuters, 11/28/03). |
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The Spanish Prime Minister, Aznar, visiting Algerian, here
received by President Boutafliqa. Spain's relations with Arabs
suffered as a result of Spanish role in the war on Iraq (Alquds
Alarabi, 11/28/03). |
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| The
mother of one of the three members of Al-Sumairy family, who
were killed by Israeli occupation soldiers in Dair El-Balah,
Gaza Strip, during the funeral (Alhayat Aljadedah, 11/29/03). |
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Children relatives of Sayed Salih Abu Safrah (23), the
Palestinian security officer, who was killed by the
trigger-happy Israeli occupation soldiers in front of his home
in Abu Al-Nassr village, northern Gaza Strip, on Friday. (Alquds,
11/29/03). |
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Funeral of
the three members of
Al-Sumairy family, who ware killed by the trigger-happy Israeli
occupation soldiers in Dair El-Balah, Gaza Strip, on Thursday. The Israeli occupation
government admitted that they were armless in their car and
returning from visiting friends when Israeli soldiers kept
shooting at them until they killed all of them. Then, the
occupation army announced that they were about to attack
Israelis, the usual justification of killing Palestinian
civilians. (Alayyam,
11/29/03). |
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Two Palestinian political prisoners in Israeli Hadari Prison.
There are about 7,000 Palestinain political prisoners in Israeli
prisons and detention centers. The vast majority of then have
been arrested without charges and staying until now without
trials. (Assafir, 11/29/03). |
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| The
neo-conservative rulers of the US plan to prevent US colleges
and universities from using works of Edward Said in their
programs or they lose federal funding. This came in the
discussions leading to the law that the Congress passed on
October 2003 about the role of the academia! (Dar Al-hayat, 11/29/03). |
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Iraqi Vice President, Izzat Ibrahim
Ad Douri (left) and Iraqi Defense Minister, Sultan Hashem Ahmed
(right). (Al-Watan, 11/29/03). |
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| A US
soldier in his tank patrolling the new front of Mosul yesterday. (Alquds
Alarabi, 11/29/03). |
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Senatress Hillary Clinton in Baghdad, following President Bush.
Here meeting with Iraqi women: Raja Khuza'i (left) and Nissrin
Barrawi (right). (Assafir,
11/29/03). |
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| President
George Bush posing for a picture with members of the US-appointed
Iraqi Governing Council, during his 2 1/2 hour visit to Baghdad
airport on Thursday (Annahar, 11/29/03). |
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The seven Kenyans suspected in being involved in the Al-Qaeda
suicide attack on an Israeli hotel in Mombassa (Annahar,
11/29/03). |
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The Maltese President, Jido de Marko, is visiting Egypt in the
following two days. (Al-Ahram, 11/29/03). |
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Talal Al-Rashid, the famous Saudi poet,
was killed in Algeria yesterday, in an ambush by rebels in Julfa,
300 km south of Algiers (Dar Alhayat, 11/20/03). |
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Tunisian singer, Dhikra Al-Dali, was killed by her Egyptian
husband, Ayman Sadiq, who also killed her manager and his wife,
then killed himself, in Cairo yesterday (Alittihad, 11/29/03). |
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| U.S.
soldiers load the bodies of two Japanese diplomats onto the back
of a truck at a hospital in the northern Iraqi city of Tikrit
November 30, 2003. Two foreigners were seriously wounded on
Sunday when their car was attacked on a highway south of Saddam
Hussein's hometown Tikrit in Iraq, a Reuters journalist at the
scene said. One of the victims was slumped motionless inside the
car and was receiving no medical attention. U.S. troops were
trying to revive the second victim. (Photo by Ceerwan
Aziz/Reuters, 11/30/03). |
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Palestinian Prime Minister, Ahmed Quorei, meeting with the US
Envoy, William Burns, in the US Embassy in Amman, yesterday. (Alquds,
11/30/03). |
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Hamas members preparing a locally-made missile during clashes
with Israeli occupation forces in Rafah, yesterday. (Annahar, 11/30/03). |
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| Iraqis
mounting the car, which was attacked south of Baghdad, in which
seven Spaniard intelligence officers were killed yesterday. (Dar
Alhayat, 11/30/03). |
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| Corpses
of the Spaniard intelligence officers on the ground, south of
Baghdad yesterday (Al-Watan, 11/30/03). |
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| A US
female soldier body-searching an Iraqi widow, whose husband was
killed in the war, in a center for compensating war victims in
Mosul yesterdday. (Annahar, 11/30/03). |
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| An
Israeli soldier with his finger on the trigger in front of
Palestinian children (Al-Khaleej, 11/30/03). |
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A US soldier and an Iraqi child
covering her eyes during the search of her family home in
Baghdad yesterday. (Alittihad, Dar Alhayat, 11/30/03). |
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The Tunisian Lawyer, Radhya Nassrawi, is on hunger strike since
Octorber 15, in Tunis, in protest to the harassment she and her
family had been subjected to from the Tunisian government for
her defense of human rights and political prisoners. (Alquds
Alarabi,
11/30/03). |
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Shaikh Muhammed Al-Mu'ayed, one of the main leaders of the
Yemeni Reform (Islah) Party, who was arrested in Germany and
extradited to the US by a plot from the US agent, Muhammed Al-Ansi.
Al-Mu'ayed is accused by the US of helping finance Al-Qaeda, an
accusation he and his Party have denied. Yemen requested his
extradition to be tried in Yemen. (Al-Watan,
11/30/03). |
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scientific studies demonstrated a negative relationship between
smoking and sexual activity among male smokers. Actually, there
is a higher percentage of impotence among male smokers than
among non-smokers (Al-Riyadh, 11/30/03). |
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