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Mourners grieve at the funeral for a victim of a suicide car bomb attack in Baghdad July 13, 2005. A suicide car bomber exploded his vehicle near U.S. troops handing out sweets in Baghdad on Wednesday, killing at least 27 people and wounding at least 67 more, many of them children, police sources said. Read more about it ... (13 July 2005 REUTERS/ Namir Noor-eldeen).


A Palestinian couple crying beside the ruins of their home, which was demolished by Israeli occupation bulldozers in northeastern occupied East Jerusalem, in preparation to build the Israeli Apartheid, Land-Grab Wall yesterday (Assafir, 7/13/05).


A Palestinian woman examining the furniture of her home that she could salvage before Israeli occupation soldiers bulldozed her home in the village of Anata, West Bank, yesterday (Alhayat Aljadeeda, 7/13/05).


Israeli occupation soldiers guarding an Israeli bulldozer while demolishing Palestinian homes in the village of Anata, West Bank, yesterday (Annahar, 7/13/05).


The wreckage of carriages is seen after a train crash near Ghotki, 430 km (270 miles) northeast of Karachi July 13, 2005. More than 120 people were killed and hundreds injured in Pakistan on Wednesday when a passenger train crashed into another at a station and a third train then ploughed into the wreckage, police said.(13 Jul 2005 REUTERS/ Jahangir Khan).


The scene of an explosion that targeted the motorcade of caretaker Lebanese Defence Minister Elias Murr in Beirut on Tuesday (Jordan Times, Reuters photo by Adnan Hajj, 7/13/05).


Italy's Interior Minister Giuseppe Pisanu addresses the Italian parliament in Rome July 12, 2005. Pisanu said on Tuesday that terrorism was "knocking on Italy's door" and urged parliament to strengthen security laws to combat the threat. (12 Jul 2005 REUTERS/ Alessandro Bianchi).


Contrary to what the pro-war British media say, Britons have had it with Blair. Someone wrote: "Impeach Blair," on the flowers placed in memory of the London train bombing victims (Assafir, 7/13/05).


A sister of Mohammed al-Asi mourns during his funeral in the West Bank city of Nablus July 14, 2005. Israeli troops killed him in a West Bank raid on Thursday. Mohammed al-Asi, a local commander for both the Islamic Jihad and al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades groups in Nablus, was killed in an exchange of fire with Israeli occupation forces, who surrounded the building and called on him to surrender. (Reuters, 7/14/05).


Family of a Palestinian policeman who was killed by Israeli occupation forces during their re-occupation of Tulkarem yesterday (Alquds Alarabi, 7/14/05).


A sister of Mohammed al-Asi mourns during his funeral in the West Bank city of Nablus July 14, 2005. Israeli troops killed him in a West Bank raid on Thursday. Mohammed al-Asi, a local commander for both the Islamic Jihad and al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades groups in Nablus, was killed in an exchange of fire with Israeli occupation forces, who surrounded the building and called on him to surrender. (Reuters, 7/14/05).


A Palestinian boy resisting, with a stone, the advance of an Israeli occupation personnel carrier and a jeep, in his Tulkarem street, during the Israeli re-occupation of the city yesterday (Alquds, 7/14/05).


A Palestinian boy running for his life in front of an Israeli occupation personnel carrier, in a Tulkarem street, after the re-occupation of the city yesterday (Alquds, 7/14/05).


One of the Iraqi children who were killed in the yesterday's suicide bombing in Baghdad. Baghdad Suicide Bomber Kills 27, Wounds 67, Mostly Children Gathering Around US Soldiers to Receive Chocolate, Iraqi Civil War Going On (Alquds Alarabi, 7/14/05).


Workmen remove destroyed vehicles from the scene of a suicide bomb attack in Baghdad July 14, 2005. Three suicide bombers attacked an entrance to Baghdad's Green Zone government compound on July 14 but medical staff said only two bystanders were killed. Police said the attack involved a car bomb followed up by two bombers on foot, targeting a checkpoint guarded by Iraqi troops and police and used by civilian employees, journalists and others arriving for work at the fortified complex (Reuters, 7/14/05).


One more reason to end the occupation: This young man has an older brother in Iraq-a reservist with the Ohio National Guard (Photo by Edward Sisson, 7/14/05)


A U.S. Army tank and Humvee take up positions near the scene of a suicide bomb attack in Baghdad July 14, 2005. Three suicide bombers attacked an entrance to Baghdad's Green Zone government compound on Thursday but medical staff said only two bystanders were killed. (Reuters, 7/14/05).


Root cause of the world conflict: Israeli occupation of Palestine and procurement of and lust for Palestinian land: Israeli troops clash with Palestinian and Israeli demonstrators during a protest against Israel's Apartheid, Land-Grab Wall, at the West Bank village of Bil'een, July 15, 2005. (Reuters, 7/15/05).


Palestinians run away as a Palestinian police armoured personnel carrier burns during a gun battle between the Hamas Movement and the Palestinian police in Gaza City July 15, 2005. Israeli helicopters pounded targets in Gaza on July 15 after a deadly Palestinian rocket attack that sparked fierce internal fighting between militants and Palestinian police trying to stop further barrages. (Reuters, 7/15/05).

A column of smoke rises into the air after a car bomb attack on an Iraqi army convoy wounded five soldiers and three civilians in Baghdad July 15, 2005. Ten suicide car bombers exploded in a series of apparently coordinated attacks across the Iraqi capital on Friday, killing at least 25 people and wounding more than 100, police sources said. All appeared to target U.S. or Iraqi security forces, police said. (Reuters, 7/15/05).


An Iraqi policeman watches as debris is removed following a car bomb attack on an Iraqi army patrol in Baghdad July 15, 2005. Ten suicide car bombers exploded in a series of apparently coordinated attacks across the Iraqi capital on Friday, killing at least 25 people and wounding more than 100, police sources said. All appeared to target U.S. or Iraqi security forces, police said. (Reuters, 7/15/05).


Firemen extinguish a blaze caused by a car bomb attack on Iraqi troops in Baghdad July 15, 2005. Ten suicide car bombers exploded in a series of apparently coordinated attacks across the Iraqi capital on Friday, killing at least 25 people and wounding more than 100, police sources said. All appeared to target U.S. or Iraqi security forces, police said. (Reuters, 7/15/05). (Reuters, 7/15/05).


U.S. soldiers stand next to an armored vehicle following a car bomb attack against Iraqi troops in Baghdad July 15, 2005. Ten suicide car bombers exploded in a series of apparently coordinated attacks across the Iraqi capital on Friday, killing at least 25 people and wounding more than 100, police sources said. All appeared to target U.S. or Iraqi security forces, police said. (Reuters, 7/15/05).


Iraqi policemen view a destroyed vehicle after a car bomb attack on an Iraqi army convoy killed six people and wounded 15 in Baghdad July 15, 2005. Ten suicide car bombers exploded in a series of apparently coordinated attacks across the Iraqi capital on Friday, killing at least 25 people and wounding more than 100, police sources said. All appeared to target U.S. or Iraqi security forces, police said. (Reuters, 7/15/05).

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