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| The
Palestinian girl, Shayma Abu Shammaleh (4), who was injured
together with three other Palestinian children by fire from
Israeli occupation soldiers in Rafah yesterday (Al-Ayyam,
11/28/04). |
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| A Palestinian woman walks next to
barbed wire as she tries to avoid a concrete wall part of the
Israeli Apartheid, Land-Grab Wall in occupied East Jerusalem
November 27, 2004. (REUTERS/ Mahfouz Abu Turk) |
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| The expression on an Iraqi woman’s
face says it all as she sits behind a US soldier during
house-to-house searches in Ramadi. (AFP, Arab News, 11/28/04).
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| An
Israeli occupation soldier guarding a group of Palestinian
students at an Israeli occupation military checkpoint inside the
Palestinian city of Al-Khalil, Hebron, yesterday (Alquds,
11/28/04). |
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| A supporter of Ukrainian Prime
Minister Viktor Yanukovich shouts slogans during a meeting in
Donetsk November 27, 2004. Ukraine's parliament opened an
extraordinary session on Saturday to debate a disputed
presidential election a day after Western mediators trying to
end turmoil in major cities persuaded two rivals to start talks.
(REUTERS/Alexander Khudotioply, 11/28/04). |
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| Supporters of Ukraine's opposition
leader Viktor Yushchenko shout slogans during a rally in central
Kiev November 28, 2004. Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich said on
Sunday Ukraine's disputed presidential election had pushed
Ukraine to the brink of catastrophe and urged his supporters to
avoid bloodshed.( REUTERS/ Grigory Dukor, 11/28/04). |
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| The
Iraqi city of Falluja yesterday (Assafir, 11/27/04). |
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Hundreds of thousands of Moroccans demonstrated in Rabat
yesterday, protesting the US occupation of Iraq and the Israeli
occupation of Palestine (Alrai, 11/29/04). |
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| President Mubarak
meeting with the Palestinian leaders, Abbas, Qurei, and Fattouh,
in Cairo yesterday (Alhayat Aljadeeda, 11/29/04). |
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| Former
Jordanian Crown Prince, Hamza, and his mother, Queen Nour, in
April 2004 (Assafir, 11/29/04). |
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| Israeli
occupation tanks behind cement barriers in Kfar Daroum Israeli
illegal settlement in Dair El-Balah, Gaza Strip (Assafoir.
11/29/04). |
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| An
Iraqi boy sitting beside a series of numbered Falluja graves for
unidentified victims. Thousands of Iraqis were killed and
thousands were injured during the US assault on the city during
November 2004 (Assafir, 11/29/04). |
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Venezuelan President, Hugo Chavez, and Iranian President,
Muhammed Khatami, in Tehran yesterday (Assafir, 11/29/04). |
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| King Abdullah of
Jordan welcoming PLO Chairman, Mahmoud Abbas, and Prime
Minister, Ahmed Qurei, before talks in Amman yesterday (Alquds,
11/30/04). |
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| Funeral of a third civilian
who was shot dead near the borderline with Egypt. He was identified as
Saeed Abu Taha, 21. Two other civilians, including a physician, were
shot dead earlier yesterday night when Israeli forces opened heavy
gunfire at civilians' houses in the city. (IPC, 11/30/04). |
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| Palestinian women crying
during a funeral of a third civilian who was shot dead near the
borderline with Egypt. He was identified as Saeed Abu Taha, 21. Two
other civilians, including a physician, were shot dead earlier yesterday
night when Israeli forces opened heavy gunfire at civilians' houses in
the city. (IPC, 11/30/04). |
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| An Iraqi policeman is
treated in a hospital after being injured when a powerful car bomb
exploded in Baiji, 112 miles north of Baghdad, November 30, 2004. The
bomb, which was detonated as a U.S. military convoy was passing, killed
at least seven people and wounded 20, including 2 US soldiers. (Photo by
Sabah Albazee/ Reuters, 11/30/04). |
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| A U.S. Army soldier looks at
damage after a suspected suicide car bomber detonated his vehicle next
to a U.S. military convoy on Baghdad's airport road November 30, 2004. A
military truck was damaged in the attack and U.S. officials had no
comment on injuries. (Photo by Ceerwan Aziz/ Reuters, 11/30/04). |
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| US soldiers evacuating a
wounded comrade in Ramadi yesterday (Assafir, 11/20/04). |
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| U.S. Marines evacuate a
colleague wounded in a mortar attack on a base south of Baghdad November
29, 2004. Nine Marines were wounded as they took part in operations
forming part of the Marines' six-day-old Operation Plymouth Rock,
intended to thwart Sunni Muslim Iraqi resistance and launched as a
follow-up to the U.S. assault on the city of Falluja. (REUTERS/ Thaier
Al-sudani, 11/30/04). |
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| US patrol in the river, in
the Iraqi town of Al-Yousufiya yesterday (Assafir,
11/30/04). |
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| A South Korean woman reacts
during a memorial service in Seoul November 30, 2004 for the death of
two South Korean workers in Iraq, during a resistance attack which also
injured two more South Korean workers. (30 Nov 2004 REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon). |
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| Tourists run through a swarm
of pink locusts near a beach in Corralejo, on the Spanish Canary Island
of Fuerteventura, November 29, 2004. Authorities in the Canaries have
issued an alert as swarms of locusts arrived over the weekend from
western Africa, with environmental experts estimating that some 100
million of the insects have reached the Canaries. Aid agencies claim
that the locusts have destroyed up to a third of the crop in African
countries affected by the locust plague. (REUTERS/ Carlos Guevara,
11/30/04). |
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| Pakistan test-fired a Hatf-3
Ghaznawi missile yesterday, with 290 km range and capable of carrying
nuclear heads (Alrai, 11/30/04). |
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