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A Palestinian boy resisting the Israeli occupation by throwing a stone at an Israeli occupation convoy in the city of Tulkarem yesterday (Alhayat Aljadeeda, 12/5/06).


An Iraqi woman grieving over the dead body of a relative, a daily scene in Baghdad since the US invasion in 2003 (Al-Nahar, 12/5/06).


Bush Nominee for Defense Secretary, Robert Gates, Just Another Neo-Con Who Advocates a Long-Term Presence in Iraq (AP, 12/5/06).


Hugo Chavez Says Venezuelans Voted for a Radical Turn Toward Socialism. Above: Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez greets his supporters upon his arrival to National Electoral Council to attend the ceremony where he is officially announced as the re-elected president in Caracas, Venezuela, Tuesday, Dec. 5, 2006. (AP Photo/Fernando Llano, 12/5/06).


Palestinian Prime Minister, Ismail Haniyeh, greeted in Damascus yesterday by Syrian President, Bashar Al-Assad. (Al-Ayyam, 12/5/06)


Palestinian Prime Minister, Ismail Haniyeh, listening to the Hamas Polit-Bureau Chief, Khaled Mesha'al, in Damascus yesterday (Al-Safir, 12/5/06).

An Israeli occupation terrorist soldier pointing his gun at a Palestinian youngman in a Hebron street yesterday (Al-Safir, 12/5/06).


Baker-Hamilton Commission Report Urges US Withdrawal from Iraq by Early 2008. Above: Iraq Study Group Co-Chairmen James A. Baker III, left, and Lee Hamilton take part in a news conference on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday, Dec. 6, 2006 to present the Group's report on situation in Iraq. (AP Photo/Dennis Cook, 12/6/06).


A Palestinian little girl watching giant Zionist Israeli demolishing machines destroying her home in occupied Jerusalem yesterday (Al-Ayyam, 12/6/06).


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19 Iraqi Civilians Killed by a US Air Strike on Friday, Including 7 Women and 8 Children, 58 Iraqis, US Soldier Killed on Thursday. Above: Iraqis inspect a building that was destroyed in an air raid in a village near Thar Thar Lake in Salahuddin province northwest of Baghdad, Iraq, Friday, Dec. 8, 2006. (AP Photo/Hameed Rasheed, 12/8/06).


Haniyeh Receives $120 Million from the Iranian Government, in Support to the Palestinian People Against the US-EU-Israeli Financial Blockade. Above: Haniyeh meeting in Tehran with the Iranian Vice President Parvis Dawoodi (Ma'an, 12/8/06).

Despite the ceasefire, Israeli occupation terrorist forces continue firing at Palestinians in northern Gaza Strip, injuring them as above (Ma'an, 12/8/06).

A Ramallah protest against the US-EU-Israeli financial embargo to starve the Palestinian people until they surrender to Israeli demands of recognizing the Israeli illegitimate theft of Palestinian lands, through recognition of the Israeli occupation government before negotiations start (Ma'an 12/8/06).


Hamas official, Ahmed Yousuf: We remain open to dialogue, and have met with US and European officials (Ma'an, 12/8/06).

A scene from the war zone called Baghdad yesterday (Al-Nahar, 12/8/06).

A scene in Baghdad after an explosion yesterday (Al-Khaleej, 12/8/06).

Supporters of the Hizbullah leader, Hassan Nassrullah, listening to him giving a televised speech yesterday (Al-hayat Aljadeeda, 12/8/06).


A view of supporters of Hizbullah camping in Beirut in front of the prime minister's office, in a long-standing protest until the government resigns (Al-Khaleej, 12/8/06).

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