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An Iraqi woman crying for the death of her relatives, who were killed during the fighting between US and Iraqi forces in Samarra yestreday. About 150 Iraqis were killed, many of the are still in the streets eaten by doges. Samarra population have been leaving the city in mass exodus, the remaining are without water or electricity. (Assafir, 10/4/04).


U.S. Army troops secure the site of a bombing attack in central Baghdad, October 4, 2004. Car bomb attacks brought more carnage to the streets of two Iraqi cities on Monday, killing at least 33 people. More than 100 people were wounded as bombers struck twice in Baghdad and once in the northern city of Mosul. (Photo by Akram Saleh/Reuters, 10/4/04).


Vehicle doors dangle from a shop front near a bomb blast site attack in Baghdad October 4, 2004. Two bomb blasts shook central Baghdad on Monday, killing at least 33 people and wounding 100, while U.S. and Iraqi forces pursued their offensive against Iraqi resistance in other Iraqi cities. (Photo by Ammar Awad/Reuters, 10/4/04).


Samarra residents carrying corpses of Iraqis who were killed by US forces after several days of being left in the streets of the city (Alrai, 10/4/04).


An Iraqi woman crying for the death of her mother and her aunt, who were killed by US forces in Samarra yestreday. (Assafir, 10/4/04).


A Palestinian "Terrorist" standing on the rubble of his kindergarten, which was destroyed by Israeli occupation "peace-loving" forces in Jabalia refugee camp, yesterday (Alquds, Alhayat Aljadeeda, 10/4/04).)


The rubble of a Palestinian kindergarten in the Jabalia refugee camp, which was destroyed by Israeli occupation forces yesterday, as a pre-emptive strike against future terrorists and their infrastructure, as the pro-Israeli corporate media repeats slavishly. (Al-Ayyam, 10/4/04).


Palestinians carrying a peace activists who was shot during the protest against the Israeli Land-Grab Wall in Beit Awwa yesterday (Assafir, 10/4/04).


An Israeli army tank sits stuck in the sand near the fence separating Israel from the Gaza Strip, October 4, 2004. An Israeli air strike on a northern Gaza refugee camp killed at least four Palestinians increasing the victims of the fifth day of the Israeli aggrssion in northern Gaza to eight. Scores have been wounded. Schools and homes have been demolished (Photo by Nir Elias/Reuters, 10/4/04).


An Israeli occupation soldier grabbing the arm of a Palestinian woman who was protesting the Israeli grabbing of her own property to build the Israeli Land-Grab Wall, in the village of Beit Awwa, in the West Bank (Al-Khaleej, 10/4/04).


Erdogan receiving an award from Schroeder. Both expected a positive EU report on Turkey on Wednesday that would lead to Turkey joining the EU (Alquds Alarabi, 10/4/04).

Jia Franco Finni, Deputy Italian Prime Minister, meeting with Egyptian President, Hosni Mubarak, in Cairo yesterday. Finni announced that there will be no need for foreign forces in Iraq after elections in January 2005, hinting that Italy may withdraw its forces from Iraq soon after that. (Annahar, 10/4/04).


Mother of four-year-old Palestinian Louai Al-Najar grieves over his body in the southern Gaza Strip on Monday. (AFP, Arab News, 10/5/04).


An Iraqi woman crying for the death of her relatives, who were killed during the fighting between US and Iraqi forces in Samarra yesterday. About 150 Iraqis were killed, many of them are still in the streets eaten by dogs. Samarra population have been leaving the city in mass exodus, the remaining are without water or electricity. (Assafir, 10/4/04).


A Palestinian father carrying his injured son to a Jabalia clinic yesterday. Three Civilians, Including 13-Year Old Schoolgirl Killed in Jabalia and Rafah as Israeli Onslaught Continues, 83 Civilians Killed in 6 Days (Al-Ayyam, 10/5/04).


A U.S. soldier looking at the body of a dead Iraqi man who was thrown away by the power of the explosion in the Sa'adoun Street in Baghdad yesterday. The two suicide car bombs killed at least 33 people. More than 100 people were wounded as bombers struck twice in Baghdad and once in the northern city of Mosul. (Assafir, 10/5/04).


Funeral of one of the 12 Palestinians who were killed by Israeli occupation forces in Jabalia on Monday, during the sixth day of the Israeli occupation assault on northern Gaza Strip (Assafir, 10/5/04).


US soldiers taking shelter after the explosion in the Sa'adoun Street in Baghdad yesterday. (Allittihad, 10/5/04).


An Iraqi man is brought to the hospital after a car bomb exploded in Mosul October 5, 2004. An Iraqi car bomb exploded when a US convoy passed by killing and injuring a number of Iraqis and US soldiers. (Photo by Ceerwan Aziz/Reuters, 10/5/04).


Chirac welcoming Kavashnivski in paris yesterday. The Polish President announced that his government will withdraw its troops from Iraq starting from January 2005 (Annahar, 10/5/04).


John Kerry and Michael Fox in New Hampshire yesterday (Assafir, 10/5/04).


To the supporters of Israel: See for yourselves the consequences of your support for the Israeli monsters: A Palestinian girl carries her 6-month-old brother in Beit Lahiya town north of Gaza Strip Oct. 6, 2004. Both were wounded after an Israeli tank fired a shell while they were sleeping at their home. Three Palestinians were killed and 10 children wounded in the action, witnesses and medics said. (Photo by Mohammed Salem/Reuters, 10/6/04).


The 13-year old Palestinian girl, Eman Al Hams, who was killed with 20 bullets by Israeli occupation terrorist soldiers in Rafah yesterday. They suspected that she was carrying something suspicious in her bookbag, which did not include anything else other than her books. Another present for supporters of Israeli occupation, maybe they may wake up....Read more about it: Three Civilians, Including 13-Year Old Schoolgirl Killed in Jabalia and Rafah as Israeli Onslaught Continues, 83 Civilians Killed in 6 Days (Assafir, 10/4/04).


An Iraqi mother and her son grieving for a family member who was killed yesterday by US fire in Al-Sadr City. (Assafir, 10/6/04).


An Israeli occupation soldier opening the fence gate to allow an Israeli bulldozer to pass towards the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza Strip, in order to demolish more Palestinian homes. (Alquds, 10/6/04).


Funeral of one of the 12 Palestinians who were killed by Israeli occupation forces in Jabalia on Monday, during the sixth day of the Israeli occupation assault on northern Gaza Strip (Assafir, 10/5/04).


Palestinian children surround a car that was hit with an Israeli missile killing two members of Islamic Jihad, in an attempt to provoke Palestinian suicide bombing to be used as an excuse for further killing of Palestinians and further destruction of their villages, cities, and refugee camps. (Alhayat Aljadeeda 10/6/04).


An Iraqi man is brought to the hospital after a car bomb exploded in Mosul October 5, 2004. An Iraqi car bomb exploded when a US convoy passed by killing and injuring a number of Iraqis and US soldiers. (Photo by Ceerwan Aziz/Reuters, 10/5/04).


Rafsanjani and Shamkhani in a scientific and research exhibition in Tehran yesterday. Iran Says Its Missiles Can Now Reach 1,250 Miles, i.e. Israel (Assafir, 10/6/04).


Democratic vice presidential nominee Senator John Edwards(L) talks with U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney after their debate at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, October 5, 2004. (Photo by John Sommers/Reuters, 10/6/04).


Iranian President Muhammed Khatami arriving in Khartoom, here welcomed by President Omar Al-Bahsir of the Sudan (Annahar, 10/5/04).	The two Indonesian women who were taken as hostages by an Iraqi group were released to the UAE embassy in Baghdad yesterday. (Annahar, 10/5/04).	Stolen Iraqi artifacts were discovered by Jordanian border police yesterday (Annahar, 10/5/04).

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