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About eight US soldiers were
killed and several injured in Khalidiya, Iraq yesterday. (An
Nahar, 9/19/03). |
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A new Iraqi attack on the
Kirkuk oil pipeline to prevent any Iraqi oil exports
during the US occupation of Iraq (Assafir, 9/19/03). |
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Iraqis demonstrating
yesterday holding Saddam's pictures (Alquds Alarabi,
9/19/03). |
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President Arafat and his
Prime Minister designate, Ahmed Quorei, in Ramallah
yesterday (An Nahar, 9/19/03). |
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Two Palestinian children
running for their life away from an Israeli tank, in Jenin
(An Nahar, 9/19/03). |
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House of the family of Jihad
Abu Suwaireh, a Palestinian activist who was assassinated
by Israeli occupation forces. The house was blown up after
the assassination. (An Nahar, 9/19/03). |
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President Bush and King
Abdallah in Camp David. Abdallah came to persuade Bush not
to continue his attacks on Arafat (Assafir, 9/19/03). |
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Chirac and Schroeder insisted
in Berlin yesterday that they would not send troops to
Iraq but they are willing to train Iraqis. (Assafir,
9/19/03). |
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UAE officials posing for a
photo in front of the symbol of the World Bank meeting,
which has the flags of participants, including Israel, for
the first time in the country. (An Nahar, 9/19;03). |
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Akila al-Hashemi, a member of
the U.S.-appointed Governing Council of Iraq. Gunmen
opened fire on a car carrying al-Hashemi in Baghdad on
September 20, 2003, seriously wounding her and three
bodyguards (Chip East/Reuters, Reuters, 9/20/03). |
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Iraqi Defense Minister,
Sultan Hashem Ahmed, gave himself in to US forces after
negotiations in Mosul. (Assafir, 9/20/03). |
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Two of the US soldiers who
were killed in Tikrit, Iraq, yesterday (Assafir, 9/20/03). |
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Palestinian Foreign Minister,
Farouq Al-Qaddoumi, received credentials of the Chinese
Ambassador to the Palestinian Authority, in his office in
Tunisia yesterday. (Assafir 9/20/03). |
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While the world is impotently
watching, Israeli occupation tanks enter Jenin again
killing and injuring more Palestinians and destroying more
of their homes (Alquds, 9/20/03). |
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A Palestinian boy throwing a
Molotov bottle at an Israeli occupation tank in Jenin
yesterday (Assafir, 9/20/03). |
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Palestinian children throwing
stones at an Israeli bulldozer building the Segregation
Fence in Abu Deis, East Jerusalem. (Assafir, 9/20/03). |
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Commanders of Turkish forces
decided to delay their decision to send their troops to
Iraq. (Assafir, 9/20/03). |
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Turks demonstrating against
sending Troops to Iraq (Alquds Alarabi, 9/20/03). |
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Former Iranian Ambassador in
Argentina, Sulaimanpour, in his way to a London court
yesterday (Assafir, 9/20/03). |
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Swedish Prime Minister,
Persson, paying respect to the assassinated Swedish
Foreign Minister, Anna Lindh, during her memorial
yesterday. (Assafir, 9/20;03). |
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Islam Abd Al Ale
looks on as others search in the rubble of a house that
was destroyed by an Israeli army bulldozer next to the
border with Egypt at the Rafah refugee camp in southern
Gaza Strip on Saturday (AP photo, Jordan Times, 9/21/03) |
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Israeli occupation
soldiers searching belongings of Palestinian women in Hebron
yesterday (Alittihad, 9/21/03). |
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An aerial view
of Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison on the outskirts of the
capital Baghdad is seen in this July 20, 2003, file photo.
Two U.S. soldiers were killed and 13 wounded in a mortar
attack on the U.S.-run prison, a military spokeswoman said
on Sunday. Photo by Chris Helgren/Reuters, 9/21/03. |
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US soldiers
arresting two Iraqis in front of Palestine Hotel in
Baghdad because their car did not stop at the checkpoint
there. (An-Nahar, 9/21/03). |
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Syrian Vice
President, Abdul Halim Khaddam, meeting with an Iraqi
tribal delegation (An Nahar, 9/21/03). |
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Japanese Prime Minister,
Koizomi, after his reelection as a chairman of the ruling
Liberal Democratic Party. (An-Nahar, 9/21/03). |
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Kofi Annan, the
drummer, maybe the only thing he might be remembered for
by the majority of people in the world. (Alittihad,
9/21/03). |
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French President Jacques
Chirac, German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder and British
Prime Minister Tony Blair address a news conference on
Saturday after a meeting in Berlin (photo by Paul McErlane/Reuters,
Jordan Times, 9/21/03) |
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The new Syrian government
(An-Nahar, 9/21/03). |
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