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International Human Rights for women March through Israel and Palestine Photos: Candlelight march in Jenin. Photo: Rachel Amram Coalition of Women for Peace (1/10/04).	International Human Rights for women March through Israel and Palestine, Photo: Niels Eriksson Olive tree planting. (1/10/04).	International Human Rights for women March through Israel and Palestine, Photo: Niels Eriksson Demonstrating at Qalandia. (1/10/04).


Tens of thousands of Iraqi protesters march down Baghdad's Palestine Street on Jan. 19, 2004, to demand elections. The marchers demanded elections to choose a sovereign government, ahead of talks later in the day at the United Nations on the country's political future. Photo by Ali Jasim/Reuters, 1/19/04).


Palestinians climbing over cement barriers placed by the Israeli occupation government to prevent them from crossing to and from Jerusalem. These barriers will be replaced by the Sharon Land-Grab Apartheid Wall (pmc, 1/19/04).


A man shouts while wearing a portrait of Iraq's most revered Shi'ite cleric, Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, during a demonstration in Baghdad by tens of thousands of Iraqi protesters demanding elections Jan. 19, 2004. Tens of thousands of Shi'ite Muslims marched through Baghdad on Monday demanding elections in a clear signal to Iraq's U.S. governor as he prepared to tell the United Nations that any vote is impractical until next year. Photo by Faleh Kheiber/Reuters, 1/19/04)


Israeli Ambassador in Sweden, Zvi Matsil, unplugging the electrical wire of the artwork in the Stockholm Historical Museum. The Zionist Ambassador destroyed the artwork because it included the photo of Hanady Jaradat, the Palestinian lawyer who avenged the Israeli killing of her brother and fiancé by a suicide bombing in Haifa. Her photo was on a snow white boat floating on a blood bath, in reference to the Israeli occupation bloodbath in the Palestinian occupied territories. (Assafir, 1/19/04).


Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry salutes supporters after speaking at a rally at the Iowa State Fairgrounds in Des Moines, Iowa, on Jan. 18, 2004. The Democratic presidential race in Iowa remains a tight four-way battle, with Kerry expanding his slim lead over Howard Dean to three points in the latest Reuters/MSNBC/Zogby poll. Photo by Win Mcnamee/Reuters, 1/19/04).


A US Army soldier holds his pistol ready while checking vehicles after a blast outside the headquarters of the US led administration in Baghdad on Sunday. Iraq's precarious security situation was highlighted by the suicide bomb blast on Sunday at the gates of the US-led administration which killed at least 20 people. - Reuters, Khaleej Times, 1/19/04.


A view of the yesterday Baghdad car suicide bomb (Annahar, 1/19/04).


A view of the yesterday Baghdad car suicide bomb (Alhayat Aljadeda, 1/19/04).


Iraqi women demonstrating against the French ban on Islamic headscarf, hijab. (Annahar, 1/19/04)


Queen Ranya of Jordan talking to Jeddah Economic Forum yesterday (Annahar, 1/19/04).


Egyptian President, Hosni Mubarak, meeting with the Sudanese President, Omar Al-Bashir, in Cairo yesterday. They discussed the recent Sudanese peace agreement. (Annahar, 1/19/04).


Egyptian President, Hosni Mubarak, meeting with Saudi Foreign Minister, Saud Al-Faisal, in Cairo yesterday. They talked about strengthening Arab common action within the Arab League. (Annahar, 1/19/04).


Anti-Israeli occupation demonstrations outside the World Social Forum, in Bombay yesterday (Assafir, 1/20/04).


Jordanian Foreign Minister, Al-Myu'ashir: The (Sharon Apartheid Land-Grab) Wall threatens Jordan's security. (pmc, 1/20/04).


An Israeli soldier was killed when Hizbullah fighters fired at an Israeli bulldozer, which was working inside Lebanese border (Annahar, 1/20/04).


Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry of Massachusetts celebrates in Des Moines, Iowa, Jan. 19, 2004. Fresh from a dramatic Iowa caucus contest that has reshaped the Democratic presidential race, the remaining top contenders began arriving in the predawn darkness in New Hampshire on Jan. 20 to start a week-long dash to the state's key primary election on Jan. 27. Photo by Rick Wilking/Reuters, 1/20/04)


Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter speaks about his meeting with Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean (L) as the two men make statements about their meeting to the media in the middle of Main Street In Plains, Georgia January 18, 2004. The two men had met privately at Carter's home in Plains earlier in the day. (Photo by Jim Bourg/Reuters, 1/20/04).


Israeli occupation soldier examining the ID of a Palestinian woman and her son before allowing them to pass form Nablus to their village of Salem at an Israeli occupation military checkpoint there. (Alquds, 1/20/04).


Former US President Bill Clinton and session chairman Prince Faisal ibn Salman, chairman of the Saudi Research and Marketing Group, take part in a question-answer session following Clinton’s speech. (AN photo by Khalid Mahmoud, 1/21/04).


The first Japanese military convoy crosses the Kuwait border to Iraq. (Annahar, 1/20/04).


About 100,000 Shi'a Iraqis demonstrated in support for their leader, Systani, who called for direct elections for the new government, in opposition to what the US occupation authorities (Bremer) are proposing. (Alhayat Aljadeda, 1/20/04).


Shi'a Iraqis continued their demonstrations in support for their leader, Systani, who called for direct elections for the new government, in opposition to what the US occupation authorities (Bremer) are proposing.(Assafir, 1/19/04).


A US soldier body searching Iraqis in a street of Al-Mualimin, south of Baghdad yesterday. (Assafir, 1/20/04).


John Bolton, US Assistant Secretary of State after a meeting with El-Baradeoi in Vienna yesterday, in which they discussed disarming Libya (Assafir, 1/20/04).


A Palestinain woman passing by the Sharon Land-Grab Apartheid Wall, near Sawarha village in the West Bank (Assafir, 1/20/04).


Israeli occupation bulldozer demolishing homes in Rafah refugee camp, Gaza Strip (Assafir, 1/21/04).


Israeli occupation soldiers guarding bulldozers demolishing Palestinian homes while a Palestinian man and his daughters sitting on the ground watching (Alquds Alarabi, 1/21/04).


Supporters of the Iraqi Shi'a cleric, Muqtada Al-Sadr, demonstrating in Baghdad against the US intention to divide Iraq into federal states, thus enabling Kurds to be independent in the future (Annahar, 1/21/04).


A Palestinian boy salvaging a blanket from the rubble of his home, which was being demolished in the Rafah refugee camp by an Israeli occupation bulldozer (Annahar, 1/21/04).


President George W. Bush delivers his State of the Union Address to the nation and a joint session of Congress in the House Chamber of the U.S. Capitol Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2004. "We have not come all this way - through tragedy, and trial, and war - only to falter and leave our work unfinished. Americans are rising to the tasks of history, and they expect the same of us," said President Bush in his remarks (White House website, 1/21/04).


Sister of the Iranian President, her daughter and grand daughter during a sit in inside the Iranian Parliament yesterday. (Assafir, 1/21/04).


Iranian President, Muhammed Khatami, greeted by the Swiss President, Joseph Diessen, when arriving at Geneva to participate in the Davaos Economic Forum (Annahar, /21/04).


A Lebanese target hit by Israeli air raids yesterday (Assafir, 1/21/04)


21 Algerian workers were killed in Skikda oil refinery yesterday, as a result of an explosion (Assafir, 1/21/04).


Egyptian President, Hosni Mubarak, and King Abdullah of Jordan, in Cairo yesterday. They reiterated their opposition of the Sharon Apartheid Land-Grab Wall and urged Sharon to start talks with Syria. (Annahar, 1/21/04).


Some Saudi women attending the Jedda Economic Forum appeared without the Islamic headscarf, which triggered a criticism of the Saudi top cleric, the Mufti (Alquds Alarabi, 1/21/04).


Former US President Bill Clinton and session chairman Prince Faisal ibn Salman, chairman of the Saudi Research and Marketing Group, take part in a question-answer session following Clinton’s speech. (AN photo by Khalid Mahmoud, 1/21/04).