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| A
Palestinian boy waving the Palestinian flag in front of an
Israeli occupation soldier, during a protest against the
illegal Israeli occupation Apartheid, Land-Grab Wall, in
Nablus yesterday (Alquds, 6/5/05). |
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parliamentary election campaign banner shows Lebanon's
Hizbullah leader Shaikh Hassan Nasrullah (L) shaking hands
with parliament speaker and head of the Amal movement, Nabih
Berri, in Beirut June 3, 2005. Polls opened in south Lebanon
on Sunday for the second round of general elections,
Hizbullah and Amal set to triumph on a strong joint slate in
the first polls since Syrian troops left Lebanon. (Reuters,
6/5/05). |
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Baghdad street after a suicide bomb yesterday. (Assafir, 6/4/05). |
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| Beleagured
French President, Jacques Chirac, and his lieutenants
Alieu-Marie, de Villepin, and Sarcozi. The new
government included an Arab of Algerian origin, Azuz
Beqaq, a 48-year old sociologist, whose main job is to
fight against racial discrimination in France. (Assafir,
6/4/05). |
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| U.S.
soldiers search for clues at a car wreckage after a car bomb
attack in Baghdad June 4, 2005. A booby-trapped car parked
in front of a police station with a body inside blew up when
the police arrived to examine it. The blast left two police
officers wounded. In another incident a suicide bomber blew
up his vehicle at the entrance to a U.S. base in Tikrit,
killing five Iraqi soldiers and wounding seven, a police
source said on Saturday. (Photo by Atef Hassan/Reuters,
6/4/05). |
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| Israeli
government bulldozer demolishing an Arab Palestinian home in
Haifa yesterday. Palestinian members of the Israeli
parliament tried to stop the demolition but they were beaten
by Israeli police on the site. These were Azmi Bishara (who
was beaten most), Ahmed Al-Tibi, Essam Mukhawal, Jamal
Zahalqah, and Muhammed Barakah (Assafir, 6/6/05). |
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| A
Palestinian boy arrested by Israeli occupation soldiers in
Al-Khalil (Hebron) yesterday (Alquds, 6/6/05). |
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| An
Israeli occupation soldier watching a Palestinian farmer who
lost his olive trees when an Israeli occupation bulldozer
uprooted them in preparation for the construction of the
Israeli Apartheid, Land-Grab Wall at the village of Marda,
in the West Bank yesterday. (Al-Ayyam, 6/6/05). |
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| Lebanese
in the southern city of Nabatiyeh celebrating the
Hizbullah-Amal list winning in Parliamentary elections (Assafir,
6/5/05). |
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| Cuban
President, Fidel Castro, during an international conference
on Terrorism, in Havana yesterday. The conference focused on
the right-wing terror regimes that dominated central and
south America in the 1980. (Annahar, 6/6/05). |
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| A
US military convoy in a Baghdad street yesterday. An
Iraqi spokesman, Kubbah, announced that US forces will
leave Iraqi cities within weeks. (Annahar, 6/6/05). |
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| Nahla Al-Arian, wife of Sami
Al-Arian, smiling to human rights activists who displayed a
poster sign demanding a fair trial for her husband in a US
federal court in Tampa, Floriday on Monday (Assafir,
6/7/05). |
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| Palestinian
protesters run away from a tear gas grenade during a
demonstration against Israel's Apartheid, Land-Grab Wall, in
the West Bank village of Ramadin near Hebron June 7, 2005.
(Reuters, 6/7/05). |
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| An
Iraqi National guard soldier leads arrested suspects during
Operation Lightning in Baghdad June 7, 2005. Car bombers
struck in Baghdad and northern Iraq on Tuesday, killing at
least 19 people and wounding more than 40, the latest
attacks in a surge of suicide bombings that have killed
hundreds since late April. (07
Jun 2005 REUTERS/Faleh Kheiber). |
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| President
Bashar Al-Assad joining a session in the General Conference
of the Syrian ruling Party, the Socialist Arab Ba'ath Party,
in Damascus yesterday. (Assafir, 6/7/05). |
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A
Palestinian Committee to Identify Arafat's Belongings to be Kept in a
Museum.
Above: A half statue of Arafat in the Arafat Square in the capital of El
Salvadoran (IPC, 6/5/05).
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Prime ministers of Sweden, Persson, and
Norway, Pondvick, during the April 17 celebrations of the Norwegian
separation from Sweden, which will climax on June 7 (Assafir, 6/4/05).
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Coptic Pope, Shenouda III, putting the
corner stone in the Church of Mar (St.) Antonios, in the Jordanian city
of Madab yesterday (Annahar, 6/5/05).
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