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Palestinian children lining up to receive bread rations in the city of Hebron, as a result of the US-EU-Israeli financial embargo to starve them (Assafir, 5/13/06).
   
Iraqi children lining up to receive food, in the second-oil-rich country in the world, as a result of the US occupation of their country (Alquds Alarabi, 5/13/06).
 

 
US-funded ($4 billion a year) Israeli occupation soldiers terrorizing Palestinian women in a Nablus street yesterday (Alhayat Aljadeeda, 5/13/06).
   
Iraqi police inspect the wreckage of a car bomb following an explosion in Baghdad, Friday, May 12, 2006. A car bomb exploded near a U.S. convoy and an office of the Da'awa Party of Prime Minister-designate Nouri al-Maliki, but little damage and no casualties were reported. (AP Photo/Khalid Mohammed, 5/13/06).
   
Police and officials stand behind a burned corpse lying on the ground next to the gas pipeline that exploded at the waterside village of Ilado, about 45 kilometers (28 miles) east of Lagos, Abuja, Nigeria, Friday, May 12, 2006. Gas gushing from a ruptured Nigeria pipeline exploded Friday as villagers scavenged for the free fuel, setting off an inferno that killed up to 200 people and left charred bodies scattered around the site.(AP Photo/Sunday Alamba, 5/13/06).

African Union troops listen to the concerns of villagers in the village of Brikatouly in South Darfur, Sudan Thursday, May 11, 2006 where some residents have fled in fear of attacks similiar to those that have occurred in neighbouring villages. The chief of Darfur's main insurgent group, who signed a peace agreement last week with the Sudanese government, said Friday he was confident the two other rebel factions would reconsider their rejection to the deal. (AP Photo, 5/13/06).

Farouk al-Kaddoumi, head of the political department of the Palestinian Liberation Organization delivers a speech Friday, May 12, 2006 at the Palestinian camp in Damascus to mark the National Day of the Palestinian Liberation Front. Kaddoumi reasserted that resistance would go on against the Israeli occupation and the Palestinians would not recognize Israel. (AP Photo/Bassem Tellawi, 5/13/06).

A US-funded Israeli occupation soldier pointing his gun at a Palestinian paramedic and patient at a checkpoint inside the Palestinian occupied city of Nablus yesterday (IPC, 5/13/06).

 
   
An Iraqi mother mourning the death of her son in the Sadr City of Baghdad yesterday, a daily scene in the "New Iraq" (Annahar, 5/14/06).
 

 
26 Iraqis Killed on Sunday, 2 British Soldiers Killed on Saturday, Attacks on Shrines to Ignite a Shi'i-Sunni Fighting. Above: One of the Baghdad bomb scenes today (AP, 5/14/06).
 

 
Palestinian, Israeli, and International peace activists exposed to tear gas bombs from Israeli occupation soldiers, during a protest against the Apartheid, Land-Grab Israeli Wall in the village of Bil'in yesterday (Alhayat Aljadeeda, 5/14/06).
   
Pakistani Student, Amer Cheema, Die in Germany Under Arrest in Relation to Cartoons, His Funeral (above) Draws 50,000 in his village, in Lahore, Pakistan yesterday (AP, 5/14/06)
Nigerian President, Obasango, and Iranian President, Ahmadinejad, in a bear hug, before a meeting of the G-8 Islamic countries in Jakarta, Indonesia, yesterday (Annahar, May 14, 2006).
Noam Chomsky visiting Al-Khayam ex-Israeli occupation prison in South Lebanon, yesterday. It was one of the most notorious Israeli occupation prisons in occupied South Lebanon until 2000, when the area was liberated by Hizbullah fighters (Annahar, 5/14/06).
 
   
Funeral of Palestinians killed in Qabatia, Jenin, yesterday, by Israeli occupation forces without any provocation from the Palestinian side (Alquds Alarabi, 5/16/06).
   
Iraqi mothers mourning the death of their sons in Baghdad yesterday, a daily scene in the "New Iraq" (Alquds Alarabi, 5/16/06).

An elderly Palestinian sits next to a display of keys during an event to mark "the Naqba," or "catastrophe", the term Palestinians use to describe Israel's creation on May 15, 1948, in Gaza City Monday May 15, 2006. The key is used as a symbol of homes left behind by refugees and located in today's Israel. (AP Photo/Adel Hana, 5/15/06).

Hebron: An elderly Palestinian giving a key of his home usurped by Israelis to his grandson, in remembrance of the Catastrophe day of establishing Israel on the ruins of Palestine. (Al-Ayyam, 5/16/06).

Supported by Russia and EU, Abbas Invites Olmert for Talks, Telling Israelis to Make 2006 a Year of Peace (IPC, 5/16/06).

Six Palestinians Extra-Judicially Executed by Israeli Occupation Forces in Jenin, Including Two Brothers (IPC, 5/16/06).

Bolivia Moves Closer to Nationalization of Energy Industry. Above: Bolivian Vice President, Alvera Garcia Linera, who announced the news, talking to indigenous Bolivian children (AP, 5/15/06).

 

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