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| A
Thai man prays at a candle light vigil at midnight in
memory of the tsunami victims on Patong Beach in the
Thai resort island of Phuket on January 1, 2005.
Aircraft, naval vessels and trucks struggled on Friday
to deliver aid around stricken southern Asia. (REUTERS/Adrees
Latif, 1/1/05). |
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| Palestinians
in Ramallah celebrating the 40th anniversary of the armed
struggle by the Fateh Palestinian National Liberation
Movement (Alrai, 1/2/05). |
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| Iraqi
children walking in destroyed streets of Falluja
yesterday (Assafir, 12/31/04). |
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| Saudi
security guards in front of the Riyadh house which was
attacked by Saudi police yesterday, killing nine Saudi
members of Al-Qaeda inside (Assafir, 12/31/04). |
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| Sudanese
Vice President, Ali Uthman Taha (middle), greeted as he
returned to Khartoom from Kenya after reaching a final
agreement with the southern Sudanese rebel John Garang (Alrai,
1/2/05). |
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| Southern
Sudanese in the capital of Khartoum expressing their
happiness for the peace agreement between the government
and the southern rebel leader, John Garang, who appear
in the lifted picture (Assafir, 12/31/04). |
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| Iraqi
men and boys gather in a mosque to mourn those killed by
a car bomb near Balad in Iraq on January 2, 2005. A
suicide car bomb hit a bus carrying Iraqi National
Guards on Sunday, killing 25 of them in the deadliest
attack of its kind in nearly four months on Iraqis
cooperating with U.S. forces. (Photo by Reuters Tv/Reuters,
1/2/05). |
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| Sudanese
President Omar El-Bashir addresses the national assembly
in Khartoum on Saturday. In his annual speech to the
Sudanese parliament marking his country's independence
from British rule, President Omar el-Bashir urged all
Sudanese - particularly opposition groups - to both
engage in a comprehensive reconciliation and work to end
the Darfur crisis. (AP, Khaleej Times, 1/2/05). |
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In this photo, Iraqis walk near anti-blast walls,
used as road blocks, in Al-Rashid Street in Baghdad on January 2, 2005. Al-Rasheed
Street used to be one of the best streets in Baghdad before the US invasion of
Iraq (Photo by Faleh Kheiber/Reuters, 1/2/05). |
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| A medical source at Be'er
Assaba's (Sheva's) Soroka Medical Center said that the
Palestinian journalist Majdi al-Arabeid is in critical
condition after he was shot on Sunday by the Israeli
occupation troops in north Gaza Strip while he was on
duty as cameraman working for the Israel's channel 10. (IPC,
1/3/05). |
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| An Iraq fireman sprays water
on destroyed vehicles after a car bomb exploded near the party
headquarters of Iraqi Prime Minister Iyad Allawi in western Baghdad
January 3, 2005. (Photo by Ali Jasim/ Reuters, 1/3/05). |
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| Palestinians
examining the destruction inflicted by Israeli
bulldozers and tanks on northern Gaza Strip. Several
houses were demolished, roads and infrastructure were
destroyed as a collective punishment (PMC, 1/3/05). |
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| Iraqi youths walk past the
burning wreckage of a suicide car bomb after it went off killing it's
driver in Baghdad, January 3, 2005. Iraqi resistance fighters killed 17
Iraqi police and National Guards on Monday in another bloody spree of
ambushes, bombings and suicide attacks (Photo by Ceerwan Aziz/ Reuters,
1/3/05). |
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| Members
of a Palestinian family sitting on the rubble of their
house, which was destroyed by Israeli occupation
bulldozers near the Egyptian border in the Rafah refugee
camp. Two Palestinians were killed and several houses
were destroyed by Israeli occupation forces during the
raid (Alrai, 1/3/05). |
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| Palestinians
examining the destruction left behind an Israeli
occupation raid on Khan Younis, Gaza Strip on Friday and
Saturday (Alquds Alarabi, 1/3/05). |
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| Iraqis
standing beside new graves in the Falluja graveyard
yesterday (Assaafir, 1/3/05). |
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| An
Iraqi family passes by a US military patrol near Falluja
yesterday (Alrai, 1/3/05). |
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| A
US soldier approaching a suspected car bomb with special
suit in west Baghdad yesterday (Assafir, 1/3/05). |
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| Southern
Sudanese leader, John Garang (left) shaking hands with
the Sudanese President, Omar Al-Basheer, in Nivasha,
Kenya, on Friday, after agreeing on final peace treaty (Assafir,
1/3/05). |
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| US
Under-Secretary of State, Richard Armitage, meeting with
President Bashar Al-Assad in Damascus yesterday (Assafir,
1/3/05). |
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