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| A
Palestinian boy cries Saturday after his brother was killed
by Israeli occupation troops at the Rafah refugee camp in
southern Gaza Strip while playing soccer. (Reuters photo by
Ibraheem Abu Mustafa, Jordan Times, 4/10/05). |
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| Iraqis
demonstrated in Baghdad and other cities yesterday to
protest the US occupation of their country. Above is a
protest against the torture of Iraqi prisoners in the
notorious Abu Gharib Prison (Aljazirah, 4/10/05). |
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OUT, STOP RAIDING OUT HOMES, REMOVE ROADBLOCKS. These
were some of the signs in English for the US
government to read. Iraqis
protestors demonstrate against the continued U.S.
occupatio of their country, in Najaf on April 9, 2005.
Tens of thousands of followers of cleric Muqtada Al-Sadr
marched in Baghdad to denounce the U.S. occupation of
Iraq , on the second anniversary of the fall of
Baghdad. (Photo by Stringer/ Iraq/ Reuters, 4/9/05). |
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| Palestinians
lifting pictures of the Hamas martyrs, Shaikh Ahmed Yassin
and Abdul Aziz Al-Rantissi, during a demonstration in Nablus
yesterday, in protest against threats by Israeli Jewish
extremist to attack Al-Aqsa Mosque (Annahar, 4/10/05). |
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| An
overview of Iraqi demonstrators in Baghdad protesting the US
occupation of their country (Alrai, 4/10/05). |
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| An
Iraqi woman and her children during a house search by US
soldiers yesteray (Al-Khaleej, 4/10/05). |
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| About
50,000 Lebanese participated in a rally in front of the
Riyadh Al-Sulh statue in Beirut, commemorating the 30th
anniversary of the Lebanese Civil War and expressing their
will not to allow it to happen again. (Annahar, 4/11/05). |
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| Palestinians
determined to protect Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem against
threats of Israeli extremists to storm it (Al-Khaleej,
4/11/05). |
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| The
Iraqi government announced that the US occupation forces
detain 17,000 prisoners all over Iraq. The notorious Abu
Gharib prison was attacked last week. Above a view of a
roadside bomb (Al-Khaleej, 4/11/05). |
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| Israeli
occupation soldiers beating Palestinian demonstrators
protesting the Apartheid, Land-Grab Wall (Aljazirah,
4/11/05). |
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| Al-Azhar
University students in Cairo demonstrating against emergency
law yesterday. (Assafir, 4/11/05). |
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| Israeli
occupation soldiers terrorizing and arresting two
Palestinian boys at the Israeli occupation checkpoint in
Qalandiya yesterday (Al-Ayyam, 4/13/05). |
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| Expansion
in the illegal Israeli settlemet of Ma'ale Adomim continues
even before Sharon returns from Washington (Alquds,
4/13/05). |
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| An Iraqi National Guard soldier views the
damage following a car bomb attack in western Baghdad April 13, 2005, nine were killed in
the blast. (Photo by Akram Saleh/Reuters,
4/13/05). |
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| An Iraqi policeman arrives at the scene as a
U.S. military truck burns in Baghdad April 13, 2005. A car bomb blast near a
U.S. military convoy on Wednesday seriously wounded four civilians in one of
four blasts to hit the Iraqi capital, sources said. (13 Apr 2005 REUTERS/Thaier
Al-sudani). |
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| Iraqis
examining the remains of a suicide car bomb, which exploded
in Mosul yesterday (Annahar, 4/13/05). |
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| Lebanon's
Prime Minister Omar Karami speaks during a news conference
moments before he announced his resignation in Beirut April
13, 2005, after failing to form a new government to lead the
country to general elections scheduled in May. (Photo by
Mohamed Azakir/Reuters, 4/13/05). |
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| Syrian
President Bashar al-Assad (L) and Turkish President Ahmet
Necdet Sezer review an honor guard in Damascus, April 13,
2005. Sezer landed in Syria on Wednesday on a state visit
which has stirred unease in the United States. (Reuters,
4/13/05). |
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| Palestinian
resistance fighters moving to confront Israeli occupation
tanks in Nablus yesterday. (Alquds Alarabi, 4/12/05). |
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