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A Palestinian women screaming in complaint to God against the oppressive Israeli occupation demolition of her home in the Laban Al-Sharqiya village, Nablus, yesterday (Al-Ayyam, 7/7/05).
A casualty is taken away on a stretcher at London's King Cross station in London July 7, 2005. A series of explosions ripped through London's underground system on Thursday morning, killing 37 and injuring 700 people, in what appeared to be co-ordinated attacks to coincide with the start of a G8 summit in Scotland. (Reuters, 7/7/05).
Pedestrians walk home in central London, July 7, 2005, after four blasts ripped through the city during rush hour on Thursday morning. Four blasts ripped through London on Thursday, killing 37 people, wounding 700 and disrupting a meeting of Group of Eight leaders in Scotland in attacks (Reuters, 7/7/05).
An anti-Iraq war demonstration in Copenhagen yesterday in response to the visit of President Bush to Denmark (Annahar, 7/7/05). 
A Palestinian women screaming in complaint to God against the oppressive Israeli occupation demolition of her home in the Laban Al-Sharqiya village, Nablus, yesterday (Alhayat Aljadeeda, 7/7/05).
An Iraqi boy looking at the taxi of his uncle, with blood staining the windshield. Assafir reported that US soldiers shot the driver dead in Baghdad yesterday (Assafir, 7/7/05).
Putin and Nizar Bayiv after signing a $23 billion Russian-Kazakh agreement that allows Russians to exploit Kurmangari field. (Assafir, 7/7/05).
Lebanese prisoner of war, Samir Al-Qantar, interviewed on Al-Arabiya TV yesterday, demanded that the Lebanese government do more to release him from Israeli prisons. (Assafir, 7/7/05).
 
 
Israeli Terror: An Israeli occupation soldier pointing his gun at members of a Palestinian family in Al-Khalil (Hebron) yesterday. Pro-Israel Western corporate media would neither show such daily Israeli terror to their audiences nor call them terror (Alquds, 7/10/05).
An Iraqi policeman examines the remains of a vehicle used as a suicide car bomb in the northern city of Kirkuk July 10, 2005. A suicide car bomber killed three civilians and wounded 10 near the local authority building in the ethnically tense northern oil city Sunday, police said. (Photo by Stringer/Iraq/Reuters, 7/10/05).
Former Sudanese rebel leader John Garang arriving in the Khartoum Airport July 8, 2005. Garang arrived in the capital on Friday to be sworn in as first vice president in a government born out of a peace agreement that ended more than two decades of civil war. (Assafir, 7/9/05).
A crowd of more than a million Sudanese people greet former southern Sudanese rebel leader John Garang in Khartoum's green square July 8, 2005. Garang arrived in the capital on Friday to be sworn in as first vice president in a government born out of a peace agreement that ended more than two decades of civil war. (REUTERS/Mohamed Nureldin, 09 Jul 2005 REUTERS/Str).
Israeli occupation soldiers beating a Palestinian woman during a protest against the Israeli Apartheid, Land-Grab Wall in the village of Azzoun yesterday (Alhayat Aljadeeda, 7/10/05).
Palestinian 17-year-old Muheeb Assi, who was killed by an Israeli occupation soldier in his village of Beit Leqya while playing yesterday. (IPC, 7/10/05).
A Palestinian man passes through a barred steel fence separating Abu Dis from occupied East Jerusalem yesterday (Al-Ayyam, 7/10/05).
 
The Israeli Apartheid, Land-Grab Wall: A Crime Against Humanity: A Palestinian man wriggles through a concrete wall, part of the Israeli Apartheid, Land-Grab Wall dividing occupied Palestinian East Jerusalem from the West Bank town of Abu Dis, July 11, 2005. European Union foreign policy chief Javier Solana criticised Israel on Monday for building the Wall around Jerusalem, and the Palestinian prime minister said it made a farce of efforts to restart the peace process. Israel faced new pressure over its controversial network of walls and fences a day after giving final approval to a segment it said would eventually separate 55,000 Palestinian residents of Jerusalem from the rest of the holy city and separating 240,000 Palestinians in the city from the rest of the West Bank. (11 Jul 2005 REUTERS/Mahfouz Abu Turk).
Suspicious Suicide Bombing Kills 3 Israelis, Wounds 30, Harms Palestinian Interests, Jihad Leaders Dissociate themselves from it. Above: Israeli rescue workers are seen in front of a shopping mall, following a suicide bomb attack in the city of Netanya, July 12, 2005. At least three people were killed, 30 were injured in a suspicious bombing alleged to a Palestinian group (Reuters, 7/12/05).
Palestinians protesting the Israeli occupation Apartheid, Land-Grab Wall at the Qalandiya checkpoint, separating occupied Jerusalem from Ramallah, yesterday (Assafir, 7/12/05).
Iraqis in the Shi'i district of Al-Sadr, in Baghdad, signing the one-million signature petition with their blood demanding an end to the US occupation of Iraq. US media always mention that only Sunnis demand an end to the US occupation (Assafir, 7/12/05).
Crimes against humanity in Iraq: Adnan Al-Dulaimi, Chairman of the Iraqi Sunni Waqf (religious endowment), during a press conference in Baghdad yesterday. Al-Dulaimi said that the Iraqi Shi'i police arrested nine Sunnis from Al-Shu'ula district, tortured them, then executed them by suffocation, when they were forced inside a tightly closed truck (Annahar, 7/12/05).
US and Iraqi troops arrive Sunday on the scene of a suicide bombing outside an Iraqi army recruiting centre in Baghdad (Jordan Times, AP photo by Khalid Mohammed, 7/11/05).
Bosnian Muslims pray behind some of the more than 600 coffins containing remains of victims of the Srebrenica massacre, before the funeral in Potocari, July 11, 2005. Relatives wept over coffins of victims of the Srebrenica massacre, dug out of death pits and awaiting burial on Monday at a ceremony to mark the 10th anniversary of Europe's worst atrocity in 50 years. The coffins contained the latest identified remains found in mass graves dug by Bosnian Serb forces to hide their slaughter of 8,000 Muslim men between July 11 and July 18, 1995. (Reuters, 7/11/05).
Kyrgyzstan's newly-elected president Kurmanbek Bakiyev on July 11, 2005 questioned the continued presence of U.S. troops at a military base they have used since the war to oust the Taliban in Afghanistan. (Reuters, 7/11/05).

 

 

 

 

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