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Two Palestinian terrorists
terrorizing a peaceful Israeli occupation castle-tank
with their stones, near their refugee camp of Balata, near Nablus
yesterday !!! (Al-Ayyam,
9/21/04). |
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Palestinians in Nablus lining up in
front of an Israeli occupation castle-tank, where Israeli soldiers
examine their ID card from behind the little tank windows, in
order to allow them to pass the street inside their own hometown (Alquds, 9/21/04). |
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| An exchange between Kofi Annan and
Jacques Chirac while President Taria Halonin reading something in
the middle, during a session about a global campaign against
hunger held in the UN yesterday (Annahar, 9/21/04). |
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| Prayers
being performed on the coffin of Shaikh Zaidi, who was
assassinated in Al-Sadr city
yesterday in an attempt to start a Sunni-Shi;i civil war. (Assafir, 9/21/04). |
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| US
soldiers arriving at the entrance of Al-Baya Mosque to investigate
the assassination of Shaikh Al-Janabi yesterday, which was
intended to start a Sunni-Shi'i civil war. (Assafir, 9/21/04). |
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| US
Republican Congressman, Jim Kolby, meeting with President Hosni
Mubarak. Kolby announced that Iran has to relinquish its nuclear
program. But he added that Israel
should not be asked to sign any non-proliferation treaty until it
feels SAFE !!! (Annahar,
9/21/04). |
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Nazarbayiv and Roh Mo Heon in Asitana
celebrating his party winning of Kazakhstan's elections yesterday.
The opposition leader, Minister of Information, resigned in
protest against of election fraud practices. (Assafir, 9/21/04). |
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Indonesian president-elect, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, and his vice
president, Yousuf Kala, speaking after winning the the country's first direct presidential
election on Monday. (Photo by Dadang Tri/Reuters, 9/21/04). |
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| President
George W. Bush addresses the 59th session of the United Nations
General Assembly at U.N. headquarters in New York, September 21,
2004. (Photo by Peter Morgan/Reuters, 9/21/04). |
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Democratic presidential nominee John
Kerry before delivering a foreign policy speech at New York University in
New York City September 20, 2004. Senator Kerry strongly
criticized the Bush Administration's handing of the war in Iraq.
(Assafir, 9/21/04). |
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| Israeli
occupation forces shot and killed Usama Al Araj, 20, from the town
of Beit Lahya, north of Gaza Strip, early Wednesday. The Israeli
forces prevented ambulances from reaching the body of Al Araj for
several hours until they made sure he was dead (IPC,
9/22/04). |
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| Israeli
policemen search the scene after an explosion in Jerusalem,
September 22, 2004. A Palestinian woman suicide bomber blew
herself up near a hitchhiking post in Jerusalem, killing at least
two Israeli soldiers and wounding 15 in retaliation for the
Israeli assassination of members of Al-Aqsa Brigades. (Photo by
Gil Cohen Magen/Reuters, 9/22/04). |
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| An
Israeli female soldier hitting a Palestinian woman on the face
during a protest against building the Israeli Land-Grab Wall in
the village of Budrus, in the West Bank yesterday. (Annahar, 9/22/04). |
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| Funeral
of Shaikh Muhammed Jaddou' Al-Janabi, a Sunni cleric, who was
assassinated on Monday in front of Al-Baya Mosque in Baghdad, which was
intended to start a Sunni-Shi'i civil war. (Annahar, 9/22/04). |
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| The car
suicide bomb used in the attack on an Iraqi National Guard
recruitment center in Baghdad yesterday (Alittihad,
9/23/04). |
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The bloody scene of death and destruction after a suicide car bomb
exploded killing 7 and injuring 54 Iraqis. Also on Wednesday, 22
Iraqis and 2 US soldiers were killed, and a US helicopter, two
Humvees, and a tank were destroyed in the fighting in Baghdad (Alrai,
9/23/04). |
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| Syrian
forces in Lebanon redeployed yesterday to new positions near the
Lebanese-Syrian border in compliance with the UN Security Council
Resolution 1559. (Alquds, 9/22/04). |
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Gamal Mubarak, son of the Egyptian
President, giving the main speech in the conference of the
National Party, which rules Egypt since Sadat. Arab media reports
pointed to the continuous grooming of Gamal to succeed his father.
(Alquds Alarabi, 9/22/04). |
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Palestinian women running away from teargas bomb fired at them by
Israeli occupation soldiers in the village of Budrus, during a
protest against the Israeli Land Wall, which is destroying and
annexing much of the village lands. (Assafir,
9/23/04). |
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Israeli occupation soldiers beating
Palestinian women protesting the Israeli Land-Grab Wall at the
village of Budrus in the West Bank yesterday (Al-Ayyam, 9/23/04). |
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Representatives of six Spanish political parties and peace
societies with President Arafat at his besieged office in Ramallah
yesterday (PMC, 9/23/04). |
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| An
Israeli female soldier hitting a Palestinian woman on the face
during a protest against building the Israeli Land-Grab Wall in
the village of Budrus, in the West Bank yesterday. (Annahar, 9/22/04). |
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| Dr. Rihab
Taha, who is in a US prison in Iraq, and whom an Iraqi judge order
her release but the US official objected to. An Iraqi group
demanded her release together with Dr. Huda Ammash in return for
release of hostages. (Annahar, 9/23/04). |
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| The car
suicide bomb used in the attack on an Iraqi National Guard
recruitment center in Baghdad yesterday (Alittihad,
9/23/04). |
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The bloody scene of death and destruction after a suicide car bomb
exploded killing 7 and injuring 54 Iraqis. Also on Wednesday, 22
Iraqis and 2 US soldiers were killed, and a US helicopter, two
Humvees, and a tank were destroyed in the fighting in Baghdad (Alrai,
9/23/04). |
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| A US
soldier looks at burning army humvees following a suicide attack
in Baghdad on Wednesday. (Reuters, Arab News, 9/23/04). |
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| An
Israeli occupation soldier searching bookbags of Palestinian
children in their way to school (IPC, 9/23/04). |
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John Kerry in Jacksonville, Florida:
Bush lost any credibility in the world when he failed to win the
UN General Assembly for the US position in Iraq.
(Annahar, 9/23/04). |
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| Spanish Prime Minister,
Zapatero, was one of the stars of the UNGA yesterday. He called for an
alliance between the Western and the Islamic civilizations instead of
confrontations between them (Assafir, 9/23/04). |
The four hopefuls for permanent seats in the UN Security Council:
Singh, Koizumi, Lula, and Ficsher, in New York yesterday (Assafir,
9/23/04). |
A hand shake between Colin
Powell and Farouk Al-Shara in New York yesterday. Syria has been doing
everything it can to avoid a US invasion, after Iraq. Syrian troops are
withdrawing from Lebanon, Palestinian leaders have left Damascus to
Cairo, and a US military delegation is arriving in Syrian for
coordination to close the Syrian-Iraqi border (Assafir, 9/23/04). |
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