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| In an interview with the BBC TV, Muqtada
Al-Sadr announced his support for resisting the US occupation forces
and the US-Led Iraqi forces but he disapproved of killing civilians
while resisting them.
Read
more about it (Alquds
Alarabi, 7/19/05).
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| Scores
of Iraqis arrested everyday in an attempt to stop the
resistance (Alittihad, 7/19/05). |
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| Iraqi
prisoners abused by British soldiers. A
new book banned from publication by the Blair government
uncovers the corruption and the illegality of the Blair
government in its involvement in the invasion and
occupation of Iraq. The book was written by
Jeremy Greenstock, who was the UK ambassador to
the UN before the invasion, and the Bremer deputy ruler of
Iraq after that. The Blair government wants Greenstock to
remove the quotations of talks between him and each of Blair
and Straw, which implicate both of them in the illegality
and politics of the invasion and the occupation of Iraq.
Greenstock also scolded Bremer and Condi Rice for their way
of handling Iraqi affairs. The book was supposed to be
published by Random House. Now, it'll be published by a
British newspaper. (Alquds Alarabi, 7/18/05). |
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| Head of the Egyptian security
delegation, brigadier general Mustafa Al Buheiri (middle
right), deputy of Egyptian chief intelligence services and
Mohammed Ibraheem meeting in Gaza with Hamas leaders Mahmoud
Al-Zahar (left) and Nizar Rayyan. (Al-Khaleej, 7/19/05). |
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| Hamas
leaders Nizar Rayan (left) and Mahmoud Al-Zahar (right) in
their way to meet with the Egyptian mediator in Gaza
yesterday. (Annahar, 7/19/05). |
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| Palestinian
children throwing stones at the Israeli occupation forces in
Al-Yamoun, Jenin, after the killing of two Al-Aqsa Brigades
members, Ibrahim and Warid Abahirah, yesterday (Al-Ayyam,
7/20/05). |
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| Israeli
occupation soldiers wearing gas masks while arresting
Palestinians in Bethlehem yesterday, which points to their
usage of gas bombs during the raid (Alyayat Aljadeeda,
7/20/05). |
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| Israeli
policemen scuffle with protesters who demonstrated against
the Israeli withdrawal from Gaza Strip. Police forces
blocked the roads to Gaza to prevent settler supporters from
reaching Gaza Strip. (Annahar, 7/20/05). |
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| Thousands
of Yemeni demonstrators protested a 100% increase in gas
prices and 200% in diesel prices in Sana'a and three other
cities. Several demonstrators were killed and many were
injured. (Khaleej Times and Abu Dhabi TV, 7/20/05). |
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| Filipino
women demonstrating in Manila yesterday demanding the
impeachment of President Gloria Arroyo. (Annahar, 7/20/05). |
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| Demonstrators
form Kifaya and Muslim Brotherhood protesting in Cairo
yesterday against President Mubarak's re-election and his
son to replace him. Police forces denied demonstrators
walking in the street (Assafir, 7/21/05). |
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| Four
explosions struck London's transport system on Thursday,
shutting down three underground train stations and blowing
out the windows of a double-decker bus. One person was
injured (Gulf News, 7/21/05). |
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| Pakistani
religious students and journalists protesting arresting 200
of their colleagues yesterday (Assafir, 7/12/05). |
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Israeli occupation soldiers pointing their
guns at Palestinians after arresting a Palestinian man and tying him to a
tree together with his two sons in Bethlehem yesterday (Alquds,
7/21/05).
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| An
Israeli occupation soldier stepping on the Palestinian flag
during a protest against the Apartheid, Land-Grab Wall in
Bil'een yesterday (Assafir, 7/21/05). |
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