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An injured man lies in a hospital bed in Herat, Afghanistan, Monday, Oct. 23, 2006. Fighting between forces loyal to two pro-government warlords in western Afghanistan left at least 12 people dead, while NATO said its forces killed 15 suspected militants who launched an attack on an alliance convoy in the south. (AP Photo/Faraidoon Pouyaa, 10/25/06). 
   
US military troops are seen near a burning transport truck after it came under an attack in western Baghdad, Iraq, Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2006. There were no immediate reports on casualties. ( AP Photo/Asaad Mouhsin, 10/25/06).
   
Smoke rises from Baghdad's Haifa Street in central Baghdad, Iraq, Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2006. Several mortar rounds were launched at the fortified Green Zone where U.S. forces are headquartered, Wednesday and U.S. jets and helicopter gunships fired back and heavy clouds of black smoke could be seen rising from the area around Haifa Street, just blocks from the Green Zone that houses the U.S. and British embassies. (AP Photo/ Dusan Vranic, 10/25/06).
   
Five years after the US invasion and occupation of Afghanistan, people did not benefit from billions of dollars spent on the war. Neocons used to make fun of how Afghani society persecutes women and the Taliban keeping them wearing burqa. The only change in Afghanistan has been more poverty, more death, and more destruction. Above: A woman clad in burqa strolling by a boy begging outside the Eid Gah mosque before the Ramadan Eid prayer, in Kabul, Afghanistan, Monday, Oct. 23, 2006. (AP Photo/Rodrigo Abd, 10/25/06).
   
Salfit West Bank farmers prevented from harvesting their olives by Israeli occupation forces. Above: A Palestinian family gathering olives in the West Bank yesterday (Ma'an, 10/25/06).
 

 
Muneeb Al-Massri, a Palestinian independent technocrat, a prominent candidate to head the coming Palestinian government (Alquds Alarabi, 10/2506). 

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60-85 Afghani Civilians Massacred by NATO Occupation Terrorist Forces. Above: A German soldier sitting atop of a tank watches the area around Feisabad Airport in Afghanistan, Tuesday July 18, 2006. Germany's Defense Ministry said Wednesday Oct. 25, 2006 it was investigating photos published by the country's biggest-selling newspaper that appear to show German troops in Afghanistan posing with a skull. The Bild daily said the macabre pictures, one of which it printed on its front page Wednesday, showed German peacekeepers near the capital, Kabul, in early 2003. (AP Photo/Michael Hanschke, Pool, 10/26/06).
   
An Iraqi grieves over the body of a relative killed in a US forces attack on Sadr City yesterday (Alquds Alarabi, 10/26/06).
   
Funeral procession of Iraqis who were  killed in a US forces attack on Sadr City yesterday (Al-Safir, 10/26/06).
   
Munib Al-Masri Says Will Not Head a Government of Professionals, But Will Assist in Forming it. Above: Muneeb Al-Massri, a Palestinian independent technocrat, a prominent candidate to head the coming Palestinian government (Alquds Alarabi, 10/2506). 
     
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Funeral procession of martyrs Zalat and Subh, who were killed by Israeli occupation forces in Jenin yesterday (Al-Saffir, 10/28/06).
 

 
Palestinian and international peace activists lifting Palestinian flags as they were attacked by tear gas bombs by Israeli occupation forces in the village of Bil'in, during a protest against the illegal Israeli Land-Grab Wall (Al-Ayyam, 10/28/06).
 

 
A Hamas rally in the city of Al-Khalil (Hebron) yesterday (Al-Nahar, 10/28/06).
   
A Palestinian family in the village of Salem, in the West Bank, waiting for a permission from an Israeli occupation soldier to allow them to proceed to their live trees for the harvest. Many Palestinian families have been prevented lately from harvesting their olives (Al-Safir, 10/27/06).
   
Neighbors check a house damaged in the U.S. air strike in Baghdad's Shi'i enclave of Sadr City Wednesday Oct. 25, 2006. Four men were killed during US and Iraqi forces raid to capture death squad leader Ismail al-Lami, better known by his pseudonym "Abu Dira'a," Arabic for "Father of Shield". (AP Photo/Karim Kadim, 10/27/06).
   
Residents look for survivors in a house hit in a US air strike early morning Friday Oct. 27, 2006, in Ramadi, 115 kilometers (70 miles) west of Baghdad. The airstrike that killed three and wounded 3 more followed a clash between US troops and gunmen, according to witnesses. (AP Photo, 10/27/06).
   
Members of a Shiite family that was attacked by unknown gunmen receive treatment in hospital in Baqouba, 60 kilometers (35 miles) northeast of Baghdad, Friday Oct. 27, 2006. Gunmen opened fire on their minibus as they were coming back from a funeral in Najaf Friday, killing five family members and wounding four. (AP Photo/ Mohammed Adnan, 10/27/06).
 

 
US marine, James Polstead, in an ambulance carrying victims of an explosion in West Baghdad yesterday (Al-Nahar, 10/28/06).
   
Palestinian Prime Minister, Ismail Haniyeh, leaving a mosque to his home in a Gaza refugee camp, after Friday prayers yesterday (Al-Nahar, 10/28/06).
   
US-recruited Iraqi army soldiers guard blindfolded Iraqi Sunni resistance suspects in Ba'aqouba, 60 kilometers (35 miles) northeast of Baghdad, Saturday Oct. 28, 2006. The Iraq army arrested 16 men during a raid in Ba'aqouba Saturday. Tens of thousands of Sunni Iraqis are sill being detained for suspicion of resisting the US occupation of their country (AP Photo, 10/28/06).
   
A man wounded in a rocket attack in Baghdad's Dora district Saturday Oct. 28, 200 sits in a hospital yard in Baghdad. One person was killed and 35 wounded when a rocket slammed into an outdoor market in Dora Saturday. (AP Photo/Hadi Mizban), 10/21806).
 

 
Villagers attend a prayer ceremony in Qandahar City, south Afghanistan, Friday, Oct 27, 2006. Mourners attended a prayer ceremony in memory of some of the several dozen civilians who Afghan officials say were killed during NATO occupation forces  operations on Tuesday in the nearby Panjwayi district. (AP Photo/Allauddin Khan, 10/28/06).
 

 
NATO airstrike on a Taliban position !!! Afghani villagers walk next to their livestock killed during a NATO occupation warplanes attack late Tuesday in Panjwayi district of Qandahar Province, south Afghanistan, Thursday, Oct 26, 2006. Imperialist NATO warplanes killed 60-85 civilians, mainly women and children, in bombing earlier in the week in southern Afghanistan, Afghan officials and witnesses said Thursday.  Corporate media in NATO countries never publish photos of civilian victims of NATO forces in Afghanistan, which is an evidence of complicity and coverup (AP Photo/ Allauddin Khan, 10/28/06). 

 (Al-Safir, 10/14/06).

 (Al-Ayyam, 10/14/06).

 (Alittihad, 10/14/06).

  (Al-Safir, 10/14/06).

 

         
         

 

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