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Hillary Clinton Wants To Climb Her Way Back to the White House
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Larry King, one of Israel's top supporters on the CNN network
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Israeli Troops Attack Nablus on 12 Nov 2002
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Tony Blair, PM of Great Britain
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The Pentagon's 'Information Awareness Office'
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The American President and His Top Staffers Pursue War as Strategic Policy
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Self-Portrait of a Suicide Bomber by prize-winning painter in Colorado
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Uncle Sam Wants All
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John Poindexter, a former national security adviser, brought the idea for the surveillance system to the Pentagon after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
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George Bush Signing the Homeland Legislation on 25 Nov 2002
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President Bush Walks Down the Long Red Carpet at the White House
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Al Gore
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Neighbors help dress Palestinian man in Nablus after Israeli soldiers forced him to strip naked - 26 Nov 2002
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Henry Kissinger with President Bush being appointed on 27 Nov to head the 'independent' 9/11 inquiry.
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Tom Friedman of the NYTimes and 'Public Television'
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George Bush's 'War on Turrrism...'
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'This is a Mistake...Sorry...Again...'
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Bush and Saddam
Steve Bell, The Guardian
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Visual Image Quotes
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The Middle East Region From Space
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Henry Kissinger and George W. Bush
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Scott Ritter
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Coming Soon - Gulf War II Starring George Bush, Condi Rice, Don Rumseld, and Saddam; supporting roles by George Bush I and Colin Powell
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President Bush Gives The Thumbs Up Signal
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Palestinian Children in Gaza Protesting Israeli Ghettoization
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U.S. and Saudi Alliance Goes Back Many Decades
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A members of the military wing of the militant group Islamic Jihad marches with his gun in front of a poster of a Palestinian martyr during a rally in Beit Hanoun village north of Gaza Strip December 2,2002
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Hezbollah 'Party of God' Fighters in Lebanon
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Mourners carry the bodies of slain Israeli boys Noi and Dvir Alter, who were killed in the suicide attack in the Kenyan town of Mombasa, during their funeral in Petah Tikva December 1, 2002. Sixteen people, including three suicide bombers, were killed in the blast when the bombers drove a four-wheel drive vehicle into the lobby of the Israeli-owned hotel.
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Palestinian boys cover their ears as two masked Palestinian gunmen fire their AK-47 rifles into the sky during the funeral of Ashour Salim Deeb, 70, in Beit Lahiya in the northern Gaza Strip December 1, 2002. Israeli troops and tanks raided a Palestinian-ruled town in the Gaza Strip on Sunday, killing a local man during clashes and razing the family homes of three militants before leaving, witnesses said.
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A masked Palestinian gunman holds up his AK-47 during the funeral of Ashour Salim Deeb, 70, in Beit Lahiya in the northern Gaza strip, December 1, 2002. Israeli troops and tanks raided a Palestinian-ruled town in the Gaza Strip on Sunday, killing a local man during clashes and razing the family homes of three militants before leaving, witnesses said.
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Masked Palestinians hold up their AK-47 rifles during the funeral of Ashour Salim Deeb, 70, in Beit Lahiya in the northern Gaza strip, December 1, 2002. Israeli forces killed two people in a raid on a Gaza Strip town and then wounded four others in a helicopter gunship attack nearby.
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Palestinian teenagers look at a burned car in the northern part of Gaza city on December 1, 2002. Two Israeli helicopters fired missiles that hit a passenger car north of Gaza City on Sunday.
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Palestinians show their identity cards to receive aid distributed by the European Union and the United Nations, in a distribution center for humanitarian aid in the Rafah refugee camp south of the Gaza Strip, December 1, 2002. Israeli troops raided a Palestinian-ruled town in the Gaza Strip on Sunday, killing two people and destroying a three-story apartment building in an operation to raze the family homes of Islamic militants.
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Palestinian security officers carry the coffin of their colleague Mahmood Al-Nu'vani during his funeral in Gaza city on December 1, 2002. Israeli troops raided a Palestinian-ruled town in the Gaza Strip on Sunday, killing two people and destroying a three-story apartment building.
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A branch of al-Qaeda was announced on 6 Dec 2002 to help Palestinians fight Israel.
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Al-Qaeda grew out of opposition to Soviet forces in Afghanistan financed and armed by US CIA.
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The Grand Mosque in Mecca
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UN Inspectors in Iraq
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Time To Bomb Saddam - The Musical
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UN Inspections in Iraq
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A masked Palestinian gunman wielding a handmade rocket launcher in Gaza during the funeral of Mustafa Sabah, killed Wednesday by an Israeli air strike. Sabah was considered a master bombmaker responsible for blowing up three Israeli tanks.
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A United Airlines Boeing 767 jetliner collides with the south tower of the World Trade Center on the morning of September 11, 2001
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Does Al-Qaeda Have BackPack Nukes?
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US Sailors stand on deck of US Aircraft Carrier Kitty Hawk
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Heading to the Gulf ... USS Constellation
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Ark Royal from Great Britain joins the latest Anglo-American Middle East War
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Power game ... the Nimitz, known as '95,000 tons of diplomacy'
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Tomcat jet takes off from USS Abraham Lincoln
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'We'll Nuke You!' - New York Post, 11 Dec 2002
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A passenger train carries Islamic pilgrims returning after a 3-day Islamic congregation in Tongi, Bangladesh, 15 kilometersnorth of Dhaka, Bangladesh, Sunday Dec. 15, 2002. The three-day Islamic congregation which began Dec. 13, had participants from nearly 80 countries, and aimed to discuss Islam and the problems it faces today - Dec 2002.
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Cpl. Keren Yaacoby, 19, second from left. First Isaeli woman soldier killed by Palestinians in Inditada II. Family questions Israeli settlements policy. Major NYTimes story 18 Dec 2002
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'There is a lunatic with weapons of mass destruction 'ramping up' for a war that will imperil the whole world. Stop Bush! '
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Israelis and Palestinians in a clash of destinies
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Senior American officials have singled out Hezbollah as the "A team" of terrorism, more menacing than Al Qaeda.
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Crowds in Nabatiye gathered in Nov 2002 for Hezbollah's Jerusalem Day parade.
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About 100 yards from Lebanon's border with Israel, a member of Hezbollah tried to straighten an anti-Israel poster that had fallen down.
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Human Shields for Iraq Movement
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A sign of low tourist numbers for the Christmas season - a deserted street in Jerusalem yesterday.
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Palestinian 15-year old writes novel of opposition to Israeli occupation. 'I'm not racist. I'm angry — angry with the Israeli government.' RANDA GHAZY
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'We're All Doomed' - New Year's Headline in Britain
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'Never Had It So Bad' Headline Warns in New Years Greeting in UK
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Arafat with the founder of Hamas Yassin
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Super Storm on Planet Earth
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Turkish Forces Move into Iraq - 29 Dec 2002
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Sheik Ahmed Yassin - Founder of Hamas
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Mohamed al-Asi - 19 Years on the Streets
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Masked Palestinian militants of Hamas fire in the air during a rally held in southern Gaza city of Khan Yunis, 13 December 2002. Some 30,00 people marched to celebrate the 15th anniversary of Hamas.
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Flag of Iraq
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Anti-Transfer 'Palestinian Star' - Remembering the Yellow Jewish Stars of the Nazi Era
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Anti-Transfer 'Palestinian Star' - Reminiscent of Yellow Star for Jews in Nazi Europe
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Israeli Women Demonstrate with 'Transfer = War Crimes' signs in Israel, Dec 2002
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Israeli Women Demonstrate with 'Transfer = War Crimes' signs in Israel, Dec 2002
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Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder, whose anti-war stance helped his government get reelected, is softening his tone as Germany takes Security Council seat.
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Divided Kashmir - Unresolved Conflict Could Lead to War Anytime
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Ramsey Clark, former US Attorney-General
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Israeli soldiers demonstratethe operation of the Arrow-2 launcher at Palmachim Air Force Base, near Tel Aviv, on Nov 7,2002.
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Israeli soldiers demonstratethe operation of the Arrow-2 launcher at Palmachim Air Force Base, near Tel Aviv, on Nov 7,2002.
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Senator Lieberman with Prime Minister Sharon - Dec 2002
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US Commandos Guard Hamid Karzai, Chosen by Washington to rule in Kabul
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The American Military Dominates in today's 'Saudi'
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The American Military Dominates in today's 'Saudi' Arabia. Osama bin-Laden 'rebelled' against this reality.
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Israel's 'Apartheid' Wall Being Built on Palestinian Land to Keep the Natives on modern-day Reservations
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Protesters shout slogans as they carry banners in the western Turkish city of Izmir on Saturday during a demonstration against a possible US-led war against Iraq - 4 Jan 2003
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Unique Multimedia CD Offers Serious History of the Middle East and and Arab-Israeli Conflict - Only now available from MER@MiddleEast.Org - 202 362-5266
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Thousands of Pakistani and Indian troops remain locked in a tense stand-off in Kashmir
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Moroccans, chanting anti-US slogans in Rabat on 12 Jan
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Dalai Lama Keeps Calling for Autonomy for Tibet
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Mr Mathlouthi is the French entrepreneur behind Mecca Cola, a new soft drink designed to cash in on anti-American sentiment around the world.
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Bush with Rumself and Powell in the Cabinet Room
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The WAR - Don't Buy It!
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Flyers for the 18 Jan Washington Demonstration Go Up
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Rambo Stallone To Make Movie Going After Osama Al-Qaeda
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Osama Bin-Laden - Hunted Worldwise
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Communist demonstrators hold a caricature of President Bush during a rally outside the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, on Sat 18 Jan 2003
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HOW IT WORKS: (1) THE PAYLOAD. Tomahawk cruise missiles could carry microwave weapons; (2) THE DAMAGE. The electrical surge can fry the electronics needed to deliver enemy weapons of mass destruction.
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Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld speaks to the media in front of a B-2 stealth bomber
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Martin Luther King Jr. acknowledges the crowd at the Lincoln Memorial for his "I Have a Dream" speech during the March on Washington, D.C., on August 28, 1963.
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Rumsfeld the Pentagon and the CIA are in charge of the war. As America prepares for a war that would require 25 times the number of troops deployed to fight the Taliban, Rumsfeld, 70, is on the line as never before in a long and storied career. Afghanistan was a highly unconventional war that relied in part on CIA agents carrying bags of cash to buy the loyalty of anti-Taliban fighters. But taking out Saddam would mean an old-fashioned kind of conflict, with thousands of Marines and G.I.s carrying rifles and grenades. A war, if it comes, would be Rumsfeld's legacy. Win or lose, this would be Rumsfeld's war.
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Egyptian Cleric Told To Get Out of Britain - Jan 2003
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London Mosque Where Abu Hamza and Other Muslims Organize Against US/UK Policies - 20 Jan 03
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Soldiers from one of Britain’s most illustrious regiments added a splash of colour to their uniforms by adopting Snake-eye goggles as they started war training - 22 Jan 2003, Times of London
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When playing soldiers is not a game: Yonatan Ben-Artzi, 20, has become a hero to peace activists because of his refusal to serve in the Israeli army. Amnesty International calls him a prisoner of conscience - Times of Londin, 23 Jan 2003
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The new no regrets no conscience no fear soldiers (Village Voice, 22 Jan 2003 - illustration: Richard Borge)
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The new no regrets no conscience no fear soldiers (Village Voice, 22 Jan 2003 - illustration: Richard Borge)
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American academic Noam Chomsky rose to prominence for opposing the Vietnam War and has criticised successive White House administrations.
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Bush and Saddam Face-Off - BBC, 21 Jan 2003
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'We The People' In Big Trouble
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'Just Following Orders' Say the Israeli Soldiers of our time
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Daily Mirror Front Page - 29 Jan 2003
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Bush and Blair lead US and UK to War
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Communist demonstrators hold a caricature of President Bush during a rally outside the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, on Saturday 18 Jan 2003
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Nelson Mandela, former President of South Africa, is warning that the US is led by a President who cannot think and who will bring about a 'Holocaust'
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Nelson Mandela, former President of South Africa and one of the world's most credible international personalities
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The US and the UK Plan to Remake and Control the Middle East and to enforce the 'New World Order'
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Crew of Lost Space Shuttle COLUMBIA - Ironically down over Palestine, Texas.
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Professor Noam Chomsky
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Professor Noam Chomsky
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U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell, with CIA Director George Tenet sitting behind him, spoke to the U.N. Security Council about Iraq on 5 February 2003.
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North Korea On The March
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The Madness of George Dubya is Big Hit in London
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Prince Charles Pursues Peace Movement and Arabdom
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President Bush Walks Down White House Red Carpet to Press Conference
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London Protesters - 'Drop Bush Not Bombs'
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North Korean Missiles Can Strike Regionally...Maybe continentally
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Daily Mirror Front Page on Valentine's Day 2003 - Bush and Blair in Love Embrace
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A pigeon is released during a peace demonstration in Jakarta on 15 February 2003
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"We are on the brink of World War Three," says Mariko Aoyama, a Japanese housewife in her 50s, who joined activists on the streets of Tokyo on 15 Feb 2003
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"Millions of people around the world are rallying today to say no to war, and New Zealand is the first country to send this message," Greenpeace spokesman Robbie Kelman said on 15 Feb 2003
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Thousands of Protesters burn a mock U.S. missile in Manila, the Philippines as worldwide protests spread worldwide on 15 Feb 2003
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Protesters display placards and shout slogans outside the American Institute in Taipei on 15 Feb 2003.
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U.S. Undersec'y of State John Bolton: Syria and Iran are next he told Israelis on 17 Feb 2003
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'Weasel Diplomacy' - Front Cover New York Post 2-16-2003
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Jimmy Carter has sensationally backed England's Daily Mirror and its 'Not In My Name' campaign against war in Iraq - 2-28-03
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Turks protest outside U.S. embassy in Ankara, holding national flags and a banner that reads "No to American soldiers in Turkey" - 2-20-03
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CIA and FBI arm-in-arm - Sen. John W. Warner, left, greets FBI head Robert S. Mueller III and CIA chief George J. Tenet on the Hill - Feb 2003
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Martin Sheen, President Barlett on 'The West Wing', has become titular head of the US Peace Movement
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US uses special AWACS planes to monitor and control the skies
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American military supremacy - the laest computerized battle tanks
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American military supremacy - the laest computerized battle tanks
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So frustrated have the inspectors become that one source has referred to the U.S. intelligence they've been getting as "garbage after garbage after garbage." CBS News, 20 FEb 2003
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Worldwide the Credibility of the US has suffered badly
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On 24 Feb 2003 Saddam Hussein challened George Bush to a public debate
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Shroeder of Germany and Chirac of France ponder what to do about the U.S., the U.N., Iraq, and 'world order' - 2/24/2003
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US and UK media rip into French, urged on by their governments
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Many believe the US and Israel have targeted both Arabs and Islam with domination and control their real goals
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George Soros Blasted Pres Bush at Carnegie-Mellon Univesity on 27 February 2003:
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Deepak Chopra - World's Most Influential 'Guru'
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US Forces Now Dominate the Middle East as never before in History
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President Bush Badgering and Cajoling and Threatening as UN Vote on Iraq nears: “President Chirac, we will not forgive and we will not forget.”
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During his presidential campaign, George W. Bush said he'd been `called' to seek higher office and talked openly about his faith. Christian prayer groups meet all the time in the White House and other locations, filled with Bush appointees.
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Charlotte Beers, who has been the Bush administration's point person in efforts to improve America's image among Muslims, is quitting after mixed reviews.
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Worldwide there's a backlash against things American, including tourists
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bush Administration is most Christian and Bible-pushing ever in the USA
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The Pope of Rome has taken on a personal crusade to stop the American attack on Iraq
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The POPE has held unprecedented meetings with world leaders trying to prevent the US and Israeli led war on Iraq
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Israel has vast arsenal of nuclear as well as bio/chem weapons of mass destruction
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BBC's Kate Adie Warns the Pentagon has threatened reporters who don't follow orders
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Walter Cronkite - The 'Most Credible' Man in America
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George Bush and Dick Cheney - Rulers of the new American Empire as it puruses the 'New World Order'
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MiniMe Bush
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Baghdad Burning - 21 March 2003
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Mass of protesters standing outside the heavily guarded U.S. embassy in Athens during an anti-war demonstration. More than 200,000 people took part in a march against the U.S.-led war against Iraq. A four-hour nationwide strike called in opposition to the war brought Greece to a standstill. Schools and universities closed to allow students to protest. 22 March 2003
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Baghdad Burning - 22 March 2003
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US military aid is a fashion accessory in Tel Aviv - BBCNews 3-24-03
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Islamabad blamed ... Muslim Indians burn a Pakistani flag during a protest in New Delhi on Thursday against the murder of 24 Hindus in Kashmir this week. 3-29-2003
AFP/Prakash Singh
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Pope Warns of possible 'Religious Catastrophe' - 3-30-2003
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Syria's wartime aid to the Iraqi regime is 'very grave.' - Now Israel Defense Minister, former Army Head, Shaul Mofaz
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"Bombing for Peace is like Fucking for Virginity"
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Daily Mirror Cover - 22 March 2003
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Daily Mirror Cover - 27 March 2003
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Daily Mirror Cover - 31 March 2003
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Daily Mirror Cover - ! April 2003 - And Maybe the Whole World Is Fools on this particular 1 April
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Warning...Humor! President Bush Has an Image as well as Smarts Problem
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Warning - Humor! Picture Proving Iraqi Use of Biological Weapons (look closely!)
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Cartoon in The Guardian 9 April 2003 after journalists bombed and shelled the day before in Baghdad with 3 killed - Steve Bell
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'Hit List' Deck of Cards shown to reporters at Doha Central Command - 4-11-2003
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In Damascus, Syria: An anti-war protester holds a portrait of Syrian President Bashar Assad at a demonstration on March 31 - USA today, AP, 4-10-03.
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Erroneous Press credentials for President Bush's trip to Belfast. First Spokesman Fleisher thought Dublin was in Northern Ireland, then they actually printed credentials that said Belfast, Ireland!
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Deputy Defense Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz, right, and Gen. Peter Pace discuss the war Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press." 6 April 2003
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Those who read MER knew about the killings and protests in Mosul on Tuesday, 15 April. The next day the Washington Post skipped the story entirely; the NYTimes ran a story in the second news section on an inside page. Today, finally, the story of the Massacre of Mosul is featured - however inadequately (Thursday, 17 April) - from the NetScape/AOLTimeWarner/CNN homepage
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Pat Buchanon and one Wing of Conservative America has led the way in challenging the other Israel-oriented 'neo-conservative' and evangelical wing - March 2003
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Two nude female anti-G8 protesters, one with a slogan painted on her back, take to the streets in the Swiss city of Lausanne on Saturday, May 31, 2003. Slogan reads: 'Shame on G8! Not on me.' Some 25 naked protesters blocked roads and shouted anti-G8 slogans to protest against the G8 summit in the neighboring Evian, France. (AP Photo/Michael Sohn)
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Two nude female anti-G8 protesters, one with a slogan painted on her back, take to the streets in the Swiss city of Lausanne on Saturday, May 31, 2003. Slogan reads: 'Shame on G8! Not on me.' Some 25 naked protesters blocked roads and shouted anti-G8 slogans to protest against the G8 summit in the neighboring Evian, France. (AP Photo/Michael Sohn)
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Front Page 18 June 2003 - US Troops Shot and Killed 2 Iraqis Demonstrating outside US HQ in Baghdad on 18 June 3002. This picture appeared on front page of New York Times, Washington Post, Washington Times, and many other newspapers
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US Troops Shot and Killed 2 Iraqis Demonstrating outside US HQ in Baghdad on 17 June 3002. This picture appeared on front page of New York Times, Washington Post, Washington Times, and many other newspapers on 18 June 2003.
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US Troops Arrest Teenage Heckler....Reminiscent of Images in Occupied Palestine
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Buffalo Soldiers - "Steal All You Can Steal" - Movie Shakes American Patriots
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The Way Americans Think of Themselves
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Saddam Hussein and sons Uday and Qusai
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Learning the lessons of Berlin
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Uday Dead - July 23, 2003
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Qusay Dead - July 23, 2003
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George Bush with Abu Mazen in the Oval Office - 25 July 2003
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1953 - How the US Helped Spark the 'War Against Terrorism'
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Northrop Grumman employees stand at parade rest as the first production unit of the Air Force's RQ-4A Global Hawk is unveiled on 1 August 2003 at Air Force Plant 42 in Palmdale. The futuristic-looking aircraft is a high-altitude, long-endurance, unmanned aerial reconnaissance system.
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Iran inaugurated its medium range 'Shahab lll' ballistic missile in July 2003
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Palestinians Arrested by the Israelis touch every family in Occupied Palestine
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US Soldiers On Guard in the Middle East
CNN-NetscapeNews - 6 August 2003
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National security adviser Condoleezza Rice likens the readiness of Arab cultures for freedom to the civil rights struggle - front page Washington Post 8 August 2003
(Donna Mcwilliam -- AP)
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An armed U.S. Coast Guard patrol boat watches the Potomac River near the runway at Reagan National Airport. WP 8-14-03
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As the 'Clask of Civilizations' escalates into a Christian/Jewish versus Islam cataclysms this photo/story is leaked from an upcoming issue of GQ. "In the beginning, there was the call...," writer Guy Lawson opens in his essay on the president's religious convictions.
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From the UK-based Islamic Website Al Muhajiroun comes this picture/logo symbolizing where they stand
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Protestors painting slogans on a concrete stretch of separation fence during a demonstration in Qalqilyah at the end of July. (Reuters - 8-21-03)
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Rage Erupts in Occupied Palestine After Israeli Attacks and Assassinations - 21 Aug 2003
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Palestinians in Gaza Carry "Ceasefire" Coffin (Hudna in Arabic) as 100,000 mourn Hamas Leader Assassinated by Israel - 22 August 2003
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Mourners carry Hamas leader Abu Shanab's body as his wife and son look on. More than 100,000 Palestinians vociferous vowed revenge after Abu Shanab was assassinated by Israeli missiles - 22 Aug 2003
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TIKRIT, Iraq (Reuters) - Nineteen-year-old Private Bill Goodwin puts down his gun, takes off his combat jacket and steps into the warm waters of Iraq's Tigris River. "I baptize you in the name of Jesus Christ," proclaims his unit's Protestant chaplain.
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The final destination of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, including extended-range Scud-based missiles and parts for chemical and biological warheads, are thought to be underground sites in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley according to some US and Israeli sources. The area is said to be heavily fortified with Iraqis, Iranians, Syrians and Hizbullah operatives.
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A Different European View of the 'Axis of Evil' - Bush + Blair + Sharon
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U.S. Coastguard now busy patrolling the Potomac near Washington
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As the US pursues its go-it-alone 'preemptive' approach, the American right-wing has become even more hostile to the U.N. and Intrernational institutions
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President Bush quickly scooped up his uninjured dog in Waco after accidentally dropping him. Unfortunately for Bush, the country, and the world, his dropping of the economy and foreign policy is not so easily to scooped up uninjured.
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More Israelis Missiles Kill More Palestinians In Gaza Ghetto - 1 Sept 2003
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Unidentified relatives talk to a wounded man on his way to the operating room at the Shifa hospital in Gaza City on Sept. 1, 2003. Israeli helicopters fired at least four missiles at a car in Gaza City killing one person and wounding at least 25 in the sixth such attack in two weeks
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A Palestinian mother with photo of her son slain by Israeli police in October 2000. On 1 Sept 2003 the Or Comission concluded, in a landmark report on Israel's treatment of its Arab minority, that police used excessive force in quelling Arab riots and that Israel's leaders badly underestimated the community's anger after decades of systematic discrimination.
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Palestinians chant anti-Israel slogans from atop the wreckage of a car after an Israeli helicopter missile strikes a car in the Gaza Strip on 1 September 1, 2003. An Israeli helicopter missile destroyed two cars and killed at least one Palestinian in Gaza City, the sixth such strike in two weeks.
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Palestinians run away after an Israeli helicopter missile strikes a car in the Gaza Strip on 1 Septe 2003. The Israeli helicopter missile strike destroyed two cars and killed at least one injuring at least 25.
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Ayatollah Hakim's procession drew thousands in Karbala on 1 Sept 2003. On the same day the new US-imposed 'Governing Council', which Hakim had reluctantly supported, chose to name its
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Ayatollah Hakim's procession drew thousands in Karbala on 1 Sept 2003. On the same day the new US-imposed 'Governing Council', which Hakim had reluctantly supported, chose to name its "Ministers"
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Dr Mahathir Mohamad, the Malaysian Prime Minister has held office since 1981, making him Asia's longest serving head of government. Mahathir has overseen the transformation of Malaysia to one of Asia's richest countries, with a strong electronics export sector and the world's tallest buildings.
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Combing the caves Members of the 82d Airborne Division search southeastern Afghanistan for Osama Bin Laden and followers
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Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat pauses during a meeting with foreign diplomats at his office in the West Bank town of Ramallah Tuesday Sept. 2, 2003
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Bush meets with Powell and Armitage to figure out how to get UN to help US Iraqi occupation - Aug 2003
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Yasser Arafat - Showing the Strain - Sept 2003
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"Zsa Zsa Saddam" is one of a series spoof images of the ousted Iraqi dictator that are due to be posted on walls and billboards around his former stronghold of Tikrit by troops of the 4th Infantry Division's 1st Battalion 22nd Armoured Regiment. The idea is both to boost the morale of U.S. soldiers, ridicule the deposed leader and, also, help identify those who are still loyal to Saddam.
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Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, the spiritual leader of the Islamic militant movement Hamas, prays in Gaza city September 6, 2003. Israel wounded Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, and about 14 other people in an air strike in the Gaza Strip, shortly after Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas submitted his resignation to President Yasser Arafat in a power struggle.
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Symbolizing Pentagon domination Secretary of Defense Donald Rumseld marches in Afghanistan - 9 Sept 2003
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Ariel Sharon lays a wreath at the memorial of Gandhi in New Delhi during historic first visit of an Israeli PM to India - 8 Sept 2003.
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A member of Ariel Sharon's security team makes some checks for bombs before Sharon lays wreath at grave of Mahatma Gandhi - 8 Sept 2003
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President Bush is welcomed by his brother, Fla. Gov. Jeb Bush, left, on arrival at Jacksonville Naval Air Station, Tuesday, Sept. 9, 2003, in Jacksonville, Fla. The president promotes his "No Child Left Behind" education agenda during a visit to Hyde Park Elementary School in Jacksonville before attending a fund-raiser. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite) 9 Sept 2003
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Protesters interrupted Pentagon Chief Donald Rumsfeld's speech at the National Press Club on 10 Sept 2003
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Demonstrators disrupt a speech on Iraq by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld at the National Press Club in Washington on 10 Sept 2003. One unfurled a banner that read "Bloody Hands."
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A photo exhibit featuring diplomats that lined a busy corridor leading to the State Department cafeteria has been replaced with photos of the Bush family. (Gerald Martineau -- The Washington Post), 19 Sept 2003
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A photo of Omar Shaabani with martyr's black tape in the corner is shown in the Khaldiya home of his father, Ahmed, shown in the background. "Today, we have sacrificed ourselves to defend our honor and pride," read the typed statement, embossed with traditional religious invocations in floral, Arabic script. "We have sacrificed our souls for the sake of Islam, sacrificed our souls to get rid of the monkeys, pigs, Jews and Christians. To all our brothers and sisters, we prevail on you to be joyful with us."
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George Bush holding his speech waiting to speak to the UN General Assembly - 23 Sept 2003
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The leaders of France and Germany embrace at the UN before listening to the American President address the General Assembly - 23 Sept 2003
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President of the United States George W. Bush as King of Diamonds is part of a card deck depicting 'the 52 most dangerous American officials', sold by the French group Reseau Voltaire (Voltaire Network) is seen in this hand out photo. Caption under photograph reads : 'Head of a baseball club and director of Salem bin Laden's oil company (brother of Osama). Designated President of the United States by friends of his father at the Supreme Court before the vote count showed that he lost the elections'. A little over 2, 500 decks have been sold on the internet in recent weeks. (AP Photo/Reseau Voltaire)
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Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld is the Ace of Spades and al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden (news - web sites) a Joker in a provocative pack of French playing cards depicting 'the 52 most dangerous American officials.' A riposte to the 'most-wanted' cards of Iraqi leaders issued to U.S. soldiers, the deck is the latest commercial offering by a radical thinktank whose conspiracy theory account of the September 11 attacks stormed French bestseller charts last year.
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A portrait of al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden with the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem
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Prime Minister Ariel Sharon (news - web sites) said in an interview September 26, 2003 that Israel would take U.S. objections into account before deciding whether to carry out its threat to 'remove' Palestinian President Yasser Arafat (news - web sites). Sharon is seen during celebrations marking the 80th birthday of Israel's former prime minister Shimon Peres (news - web sites) at Tel Aviv University, Sept. 22
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Sharon's controversial visit to the Al-Aqsa mosque compound, Islam's third holiest shrine, led to the first spark of the Palestinian intifada against Israeli occupation.(AFP/File/Awad Awad)
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Palestinian gunmen lead the funeral procession for Izar Abu Swairah in the Southern Gaza Strip village of Zawaida Friday Sept. 26 2003. Shwairah died of his wounds sustained during an Israeli raid on his house Sept 18 in which his son Jihad was killed.
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A Palestinian walks in front of an Israeli tank in the northern West Bank town of Jenin - Sept 2003
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Thousands of people march down a main street of Barcelona, Spain, Saturday Sept. 27, 2003, behind a banner reading, No Occupation in Iraq (news - web sites) and Palestine during a demonstration to protest the war in Iraq and the politicial situation in Palestinian territories coinciding with demonstrations in many other countries. 27 Sept 2003
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Anti-war protesters gather in London's Trafalgar Square in front of the National Gallery, Saturday, Sept. 27, 2003. Thousands of protesters demanding the pullout of coalition troops from Iraq marched in central London, Saturday in the first national protest since the fall of the regime of Saddam Hussein.
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A Palestinian student holds a poster of Palestinian President Yasser Arafat, during a protest in support of Arafat, at the Al-Quds Open University in the West Bank city of Hebron, Saturday, Sept. 27, 2003.
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Lebanese supporters of the ousted Iraqi President Saddam Hussein carry his picture and an Iraqi flag during a protest outside the United Nations House in downtown Beirut, Lebanon, on Saturday, Sept. 27, 2003. Thousands from Lebanese and Palestinian leftist parties joined the protest against the US and Israel.
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A child waves an Iraqi flag in front of police stationed near the Israeli Embassy during an anti-war rally in Athens, September 27, 2003. The rally started with a concert at the central Syntagma square in Athens and was organized by groups supporting the Iraqi and Palestinian people. Later, the protesters marched peacefully to the U.S.A. and Israeli embassies where they expressed their opposition to the ongoing occupation of Iraq and the Palestinian territories.
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Masked Palestinian members of PFLP (Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine) march in the Balaata refugee camp in northern West Bank town of Nablus. Sept 2003
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Pakistani girl holds placard during an anti-Israel rally to condemn their actions against Palestinians, Saturday, Sept. 27, 2003 in Lahore, Pakistan.
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Protesters hold parts of a fake wall, symbolizing the separation barrier being built by Israel to keep suicide bombers from crossing the border, as they march in Paris to support Palestinians, to condemn the U.S-led occupation in Iraq, and for peace in Middle East, Saturday Sept. 27, 2003.
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A protester is seen through parts of a fake wall symbolizing the separation barrier being built by Israel to keep suicide bombers from crossing the border, as they march in Paris to support Palestinians, to condemn the U.S-led occupation in Iraq, and for peace in Middle East, Saturday Sept. 27, 2003
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Palestinians pray on the street in front of Israeli soldiers outside of the Old City of Jerusalem during the weekly Friday prayers.(AFP/Atta Hussein) Sept 03
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A woman holds up her red-painted hand as she protests against the US troops in Iraq and against the Israeli occupation of Palestinian areas at a demonstration in Berlin on Saturday, Sept. 27, 2003. About 300 people took part at the protest in the German capital. 27 Sept 2003
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Turkish protesters shout slogans against U.S. and Israel as they march through central Ankara September 27, 2003. Nearly five thousand protesters including Islamists and leftists gathered to rally in Istanbul and Ankara on Saturday to protest against government's possible decision to send troops in Iraq (news - web sites), and they shouted slogans in support of Palestinians against Israel. Banners read in Turkish as ' Long Live Global Intifada.'
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Turkish Islamist protesters set fire to U.S. and Israeli flags during a demonstration in Istanbul September 27, 2003. Nearly five thousands protesters, including Islamists and leftists, gathered to rally in Istanbul and Ankara on Saturday to protest against government's possible decision to send troops to Iraq (news - web sites) and to support Palestine against Israel.
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US and Israeli Flags are Burned in Demonstration in Turkey supporting the new 'Worldwide Intifada'
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Palestinian men mourn over the body of Hamas member Ibrahim Khali Abu Alrob, 21, at his funeral, inside a mosque, in the West Bank town of Jenin, Saturday, Sept. 27, 2003. Alrob died Friday from wounds inflicted when he was shot by Israeli forces during an army incursion a week earlier.
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A guard for Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, left, and a police officer stand in front of his battered headquarters in the West Bank town of Ramallah, Saturday Sept. 27, 2003. In an interview published Friday, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon (news - web sites) said he was determined to 'remove' Arafat one day, even at the risk of harming him.
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A guard for Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, left, and a police officer stand in front of his battered headquarters, which was decorated by supporters, in the West Bank town of Ramallah, Saturday Sept. 27, 2003. In an interview published Friday, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon (news - web sites) said he was determined to 'remove' Arafat one day, even at the risk of harming him. 27 Sept 2003
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Armed Palestinian Fatah activists participate in a demonstration staged in the Gaza Strip (news - web sites) city of Khan Yunis Saturday Sept. 27 2003.
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Nazmeya Hassan, center, weeps over the body of her son Ahmed Hassan, 27, before his funeral in the Rafah refugee camp, southern of Gaza Strip, Saturday, Sept. 27 2003. Hassan a member of the Al Quds brigades, was killed overnight and two others wounded by an unknown explosion, Palestinian official sources said.
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A Palestinian boy holding a Hamas flag and wearing a Hamas band sits in front of people praying at the mosque in Nusseirat refugee camp in the Gaza Strip - September 26, 2003.
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A Palestinian carries his bicycle over an Israeli wall dividing the West Bank town of Abu Dis from East Jerusalem September 27, 2003. Israel says the wall is a separation barrier intended to prevent suicide bombers from crossing into its cities, but Palestinians say it causes enormous hardship to ordinary civilians.
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Palestinians pray around the bodies of senior Hamas leader Ismail Abu Shanab, center, and his bodyguards Momen Baroud, left, and Hani Abu-Amrain, right, killed in an Israeli missile strike on their car, during their funeral at a mosque in Gaza city, in this Aug. 22, 2003 file photo. Three years after the conflict between Israel and Palestinians again exploded, the two sides seem trapped in a cycle of stalled peace initiatives and piercing violence.
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Mourners carry the body of 46-year-old Eliezer Weissfish, killed at a suicide bombing bus attack Aug. 20, during his funeral procession in Jerusalem Wednesday Aug. 20, 2003. Three years after the conflict between Israel and Palestinians again exploded, the two sides seem trapped in a cycle of stalled peace initiatives and piercing violence.
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An elderly Palestinian woman screams during a rally supporting Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, in Gaza City, in this Sept. 17, 2003 file photo. Three years after the conflict between Israel and Palestinians again exploded, the two sides seem trapped in a cycle of stalled peace initiatives and piercing violence.
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The body of Hamas member Ibraheem Abu Elrub, 19, is carried during his funeral in the West Bank city of Jenin September 27, 2003. Ibraheem died after being injured in clashes with Israeli troops in Jenin.
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A female Palestinian student holds a poster of Palestinian President Yasser Arafat during a protest in support of Arafat at the Al-Quds Open University in the West Bank city of Hebron, September 27, 2003.
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Masked Palestinian Fatah (news - web sites) members shout slogans as they hold up their machine guns and posters of Palestinian President Yasser Arafat (news - web sites) during a march in support of Arafat in Khan Younis refugee camp in Gaza, September 27,2003. Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon (news - web sites) said in an interview on Friday that Israel would take U.S. objections into account before deciding whether to carry out its threat to 'remove' Arafat
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Masked Palestinian Fatah members shout slogans as they hold up their machine guns and posters of Palestinian President Yasser Arafat during a march in support of Arafat in Khan Younis refugee camp in Gaza, September 27,2003.
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A masked Palestinian Fatah member marches with a weapon in front of a poster of Palestinian President Yasser Arafat during a demonstration supporting him in Khan Younis refugee camp in Gaza September 27, 2003.
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Masked Palestinian members of PFLP (Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine) take part in demonstrations in Balaata refugee camp in northern West Bank town of Nablus - Sept 2003
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A masked Palestinian activist from the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) attends demonstrations marking the third anniversary of the Palestinian uprising (intifada) against Israeli occupation in the Balata refugee camp near the West Bank city of Nablus, September 26, 2003
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Masked Palestinian activists from the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) march during demonstrations marking the third anniversary of the Palestinian uprising (intifada) against Israeli occupation in the Balata refugee camp near the West Bank city of Nablus, September 26, 2003
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Israeli Border Police stand guard on a rooftop backdropped by The Dome of the Rock Mosque in the Al aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem's Old City during Muslim prayers, Friday Sept. 26, 2003. Israeli police banned men under 40 from entering the Al Aqsa Mosque compound to avoid possible clashes.
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Palestinian men standing by concrete barricades, part of the separation wall Israeli is buiding, wait for taxis to take them to Jerusalem, near the West Bank village of Sawakre Friday Sept. 26, 2003. Israel says the barrier, that draws U.S. opposition, is necessary to keep suicide bombers from crossing over and has already completed about 150 kilometers, 90 miles of fences, trenches, razor wire and concrete walls; it could eventually run more than 600 kilometers (375 miles)
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A Palestinian sits in front of graffiti of the shooting of 12-year-old Mohammed al-Durra, whose death at the uprising of the intifada was caught by television, in Nusseirat refugee camp in the Gaza Strip (news - web sites) September 26, 2003. After the Friday prayers thousands of Hamas supporters marched through the streets to mark the third anniversary of the intifada
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Palestinian men under the age of 40 pray during Friday prayers on the road near the Damascus Gate, background, one of the entrances to east Jerusalem's Old City after they were banned from entering the Al Aqsa Mosque compound by Israeli forces to avoid possible clashes, Friday Sept. 26, 2003. Due to the Jewish New Year's holiday which ends Sunday evening, Israeli forces also tightened a Palestinian travel ban in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, banning all Palestinians from entering Israel, in an attempt to prevent possible attacks by militants.
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A Jewish boy prays at the Western Wall, Judaism's holiest site, in Jerusalem's Old City , Friday Sept. 26, 2003. Israelis were ushering in the Jewish New Year's holiday of Rosh Hashana Friday, with little expectation that the year 5764 will bring respite from the conflict with the Palestinians and a deepening economic crisis
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Masked Hamas supporters carry fake weapons in front of a coffin draped with the U.S. flag during a demonstration in Nusseirat refugee camp in the Gaza Strip (news - web sites) September 26, 2003. After Friday prayers thousands of Hamas supporters marched through the streets to commemorate the beginning of the fourth year of the intifada.
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Masked Hamas fighters carrying mock rockets and a coffin adorned with American and Israeli flags, parade in the streets of Nuseirat, central Gaza Strip, after the traditional Friday prayers, Friday Sept. 26, 2003.
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A Palestinian man prevented to enter Al Aqsa Mosque compound for Friday prayers prays on the street beside a Star of David and graffiti that reads 'Death to Arabs' outside the Damascus Gate in the old city of Jerusalem, September 26, 2003. Israeli police barred Palestinian men under the age of 40 from reaching the walled Al Aqsa Mosque compound on Friday, fearing crowds of young men would gather there to protest.
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Palestinians line up to show Israeli soldiers their ID documents to be permitted to cross the Kalandia checkpoint, that separates the outskirts of Jerusalem from the West Bank town of Ramallah Friday Sept. 26, 2003. Israel clamped a tight closure on the West Bank and Gaza Strip (news - web sites), keeping about 3 million Palestinians out of Israel and preventing residents in most of the West Bank from leaving their communities as Israel celebrates the two-day Jewish New Year's holiday . (AP Photo/Muhammed Muheisen)
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Palestinian gunmen lead the funeral procession for Izar Abu Swairah in the Southern Gaza Strip village of Zawaida Friday Sept. 26 2003. Shwairah died of his wounds sustained during an Israeli raid on his house Sept 18 in which his son Jihad was killed.
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Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, bottom left, stands beside a Palestinian boy who flashes the victory sign during a meeting at his headquarters in the West Bank city of Ramallah Thursday, Sept. 25, 2003. Several hundred Palestinian supporters packed into Arafat's compound to show him their support
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With Jerusalem's Old City and Dome of the Rock mosque in the background, an excavator digs at the spot in Abu Dis village where Israel is building a security wall which will separate Jerusalem from the West Bank.
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Israeli airforce pilots walk toward a helicopter at a military base in central Israel Thursday Sept. 25, 2003. Twenty-seven reserve Israeli air force pilots elicited wall-to-wall condemnation Thursday for their refusal to carry out air strikes in Palestinian areas. The pilots' unprecedented protest also set off an emotional debate on the ethics of targeted killings, in which helicopters and occasionally warplanes, fire rockets and bombs at cars and homes of Palestinian militants, Israel's main tool in its war against them. The air force commander said the signatories would be punished, possibly jailed, and accused them of playing politics, rather than wrangling with genuine moral dilemmas
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Israeli Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom holds documents of what he said were anti-Israeli U.N. General Assembly decisions to stress his contention of United Nations (news - web sites) bias against the Jewish state during a speech to the world body Thursday, Sept. 25, 2003. In his address, Israel called on the United Nations to end what it described as ``a campaign of diplomatic incitement'' by the international body against the Jewish state, denounced Yasser Arafat (news - web sites) as one of the world's ``icons of terror'' and urged its Arab neighbors to make peace
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Cindy and Craig Corrie, right, parents of late American peace activist Rachel Corrie display the Bethlehem 2000 medal awarded by the Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat (news - web sites) at his office in the West Bank town of Ramallah Thursday Sept. 25, 2003. Corrie was run over and crushed to death by an Israeli army bulldozer on March 16, 2003, while she was trying to stop it from tearing down a building in the Rafah refugee camp, witnesses said.
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Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat (news - web sites) receives a framed portrait of American peace activist Rachel Corrie from her parents Cindy and Craig Corrie at Arafat's office in the West Bank town of Ramallah Thursday Sept. 25, 2003. Corrie was run over and crushed to death by an Israeli army bulldozer on March 16, 2003, while she was trying to stop it from tearing down a building in the Rafah refugee camp, witnesses said.
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A Palestinian man walks down the bloody steps of a house that was raided by Israeli forces overnight in the Bureij refugee camp, central Gaza Strip (news - web sites), Thursday Sept. 25 2003. Israeli soldiers surrounded a hideout and a gun battle erupted, leaving two Palestinian militants and one Israeli Army soldier dead, Palestinian and Israeli army sources said.
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Palestinians hold portraits of leader Yasser Arafat at his headquarters in the West Bank town of Ramallah Thursday Sept. 25, 2003. Several hundred supporters packed into Arafat's compound to show support.
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A young Palestinian boy mourns over the body of Islamic Jihad militant Nour Abo Ermanah, 19, in his home in the Bureij refugee camp, central Gaza Strip (news - web sites), Thursday Sept. 25, 2003. Ermanah was one of two Palestinians killed during an early morning Israeli Army raid in the Gaza strip to arrest Islamic Jihad and Hamas militants Thursday. One Israeli soldier was killed and several Israeli soldiers were also wounded in the raid.
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Palestinian relatives of Islamic Jihad militant Noor Abu Ermanah, weep during his funeral at al-Bureij refugee camp in the Gaza Strip (news - web sites) September 25, 2003. Israeli troops killed four Islamic militants during a raid into the el-Bureij refugee camp in the Gaza Strip and an operation near the West Bank city of Hebron
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Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, the founder of the Islamic militant movement Hamas talks to reporters in Gaza September 24, 2003. Hamas rejected calls by more moderate Palestinian leaders for a cease-fire with Israel and said it would not hand in its weapons or join the Palestinian government. Yassin, who was wounded in an Israeli missile strike earlier this month, briefly emerged from hiding to make his comments in a mosque after Israeli troops killed a Palestinian youth during a raid in the Gaza Strip
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Israeli Air Force pilots are backdropped by technicians working on an F-16 fighter plane at a military airport in southern Israel in this 2003 file photo. Twenty-seven reserve Israeli air force pilots elicited wall-to-wall condemnation Thursday Sept. 25, 2003 for their refusal to carry out air strikes in Palestinian areas. The pilots' unprecedented protest also set off an emotional debate on the ethics of targeted killings, in which helicopters and occasionally warplanes, fire rockets and bombs at cars and homes of Palestinian militants, Israel's main tool in its war against them. The air force commander said the signatories would be punished, possibly jailed, and accused them of playing politics, rather than wrangling with genuine moral dilemmas.
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Muslim children participate in a candlelight procession in Bombay September 24, 2003. Nearly 10 children along with 50 activists of a Muslim organization expressed their solidarity with the Palestinians and displayed anger against the U.S. and Israel.
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Israeli soldiers enter the U.N hospital in the West Bank city of Qalqilya September 24, 2003.
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Yasser Arafat under a novel kind of Israli 'town arrest' in Ramallah, occupied Palestine - 26 Sept 2003
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Two Palestinian women try to stop a truck during a demonstration against the building of the security fence, in east Jerusalem, September 24, 2003.
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A Palestinian salvages a cupboard door from her home after it was destroyed during clashes between Israeli forces and Palestinian militants on the Egyptian border in the Rafah Refugee Camp, in southern Gaza Strip (news - web sites) Wednesday Sept. 24 2003. Palestinian witnesses said two houses were destroyed during the overnight raid, which left one dead and more than a dozen wounded.
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Palestinian gather at the remains of their home after it was destroyed during clashes between Israeli forces and Palestinian militants on the Egyptian border in the Rafah Refugee Camp, in southern Gaza Strip (news - web sites) Wednesday Sept. 24 2003. Palestinian witnesses said two houses were destroyed during the overnight raid, which left one dead and more than a dozen wounded.
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Israeli Border Police restrain an Arab man who had been shouting at them and who disobeyed their command to stay away from the site where an Israeli demolition crew destroyed a home, in the Arab East Jerusalem neighborhood of Abu Dis, near the West Bank, Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2003.
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A hand painted portrait of handcuffed Palestinian uprising leader Marwan Barghouti is displayed next to a street painter in the West Bank town of Ramallah Tuesday Sept. 23, 2003. Israel will not release the Palestinian uprising leader as part of a prisoner swap with Hezbollah, Israel's defense minister said Tuesday but acknowledged progress had been made in the German brokered negotiations.
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Palestinian girls from the West Bank town of Qalailia, who are allowed by Israel to cross between the village of Hable through the security fence around their town, make their way back home as evening falls. More and more the 'concentration camp' look is coming to be.
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A member of Hamas attends the funeral of Jihad Abu Suheireh, a member of the Ezzedin al Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of the radical Hamas movement.
AFP/File/Hrvoje Polan
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Fadwa Barghouti, wife of Palestinian uprising leader Marwan Barghouti looks at a portrait of her handcuffed husband inside her house in the West Bank town of Ramallah Tuesday Sept. 23, 2003. Israel will not release Palestinian uprising leader Barghouti as part of a prisoner swap with the Lebanese guerrilla group Hezbollah, according to Israel's Defence Minister on Tuesday.
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A Palestinian youth looks through the gate of a sport club displaying posters of handcuffed Palestinian uprising leader Marwan Barghouti in the West Bank town of Ramallah Tuesday Sept. 23, 2003. Israel will not release Palestinian uprising leader Barghouti as part of a prisoner swap with the Lebanese guerrilla group Hezbollah, according to Israel's Defence Minister Mofaz on Tuesday.
(AP Photo/Muhammed Muheisen)
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Palestinian students stand in line as they wait to cross the Hewara checkpoint near the West Bank town of Nablus Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2003
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Ansche Hedgepeth, shown at age 12 when she was arrested and handcuffed for eating a french fry in the Metro, and her mother. - 3 Oct 2003
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American religious leader Pat Robertson. The US State Department has lodged a vehement complaint with prominent conservative televangelist Pat Robertson for comments suggesting that its Foggy Bottom headquarters should be destroyed with nuclear weapons, officials said. 9 Oct 2003
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Three American Security Officials contracted by State Dept killed in Gaza today riding in this car - 15 October 2003. First msuch ajor attack on US officials ever by Palestinians
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A U.S. tank mans a Baghdad roadblock - 15 October 2003
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Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad delivers his speech as chairman of the 10th Session of the Organization of the Islamic Conference. He loudly challenged the Muslim World to stand up to the "Jews Who Run the World"
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A spate of anti-Bush books suggests that truth is again a casualty of political war.
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All throughout the Jerusalem Area the Israelis are building Walls to keep the Palestinians out
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U.S. President George W. Bush with other leaders including Mahathir Mohamed at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meeting at Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall in Bangkok on Oct. 21. From left; South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun, Australian Prime Minister John Howard, Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, Bush, Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Mexican President Vicente Fox and Thailand Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. Just a few days before Mahathir spoke about 'Jewish controlling the world by proxie'. 21 October 2003
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The Israelis are essentially turning all of the Occupied Territories into a novel form of extended concentration camps based on an apartheid-like approach to the Palestinians.
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Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf, center, escorts Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz, right, upon his arrival in Islamabad on 19 October 2003. Rumors of a 'secret' Saudi-Pakistani pact, oil for nuclear arms, keep growing, fanned by the Israelis
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Telling Commentaries and Caricatures are beginning to appear in the American media.
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U.S. Army 4th Infantry Division soldiers look at burning Black Hawk helicopter on same day rockets almost killed Paul Wolfowitz in the Rashid Hotel - 10-26-2003
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United States Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz speaks at a press conference in Baghdad on day his hotel was attacked and a Colonel killed - 26 Oct 2003.
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THE 'BIG ONE' - FIERCE FIRES SPREAD THROUGHOUT SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA; 277,000 ACRES BURNED, 850+ HOMES DESTROYED as of 27 October 2003. Might 'terrorism' have been involved?
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US President George Bush speaks while Imam Faizul Khan (C) and His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Zayed Al Nahayan (R), Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and Deputy Prime Minister for the United Arab Emirates, listen before the Iftaar Dinner held with ambassadors and Muslim leaders at the White House - 28 Oct 2003. This is a post-911 development in Washington and at the White House.
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The Israelis have divided and chopped even what is left of Palestinian Palestine into divided and controlled pieces - it's a modern-day neo-apartheid with Palestinians more and more living in surrounded ghettos and concentration camps.
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The US-made and remote-controlled D-9 bulldozer is as tall as a small house and used to destroy Palestinian homes and buildings.
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Yossi Beilin and Yasser Abed-Rabbo Tour the World Trying to Resurrect the 'Oslo Peace Process'
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The Israeli walls around Palestinian population centers in the West Bank create a much shrunken and apartheid-like Palestine
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One of those classic historic pictures that captures so much.
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President Bush Speaking about 'Democacy' as America's Top New Goal in the Middle East - 6 Nov 2003
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After President Bush gave his speech about bringing 'Democracy' to the Arab Wrold, Arab League Secretary-General Amr Moussa reiterated backing to reforms in the Arab world "on condition that they not be dictated from abroad, but decided by the countries" of the region.
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New Congressional efforts spurred on by the neo-cons and the Israeli-Jewish lobby are designed to further co-opt and bring into obedience academia. This picture used by Salon to illustrate article on the subject it titled 'Osama University'
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George Soros has declared defeating Bush a 'Life and Death' Affair
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Mel Gibson is determined with a passion to tell the story of Christ's Crucifixtion
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Many in Washington think it is really VP Dick Cheney and his tough circle of neo-con and Zionist appointees that have truly been the guiding hand behind US foreign policy in the Middle East and elsewhere.
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Protestors Galore in London as George W. Bush makes first Ameican Presidential 'State Visit' to the UK - 11/18/03
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The US is adopting Israeli tactics to control and repress the Iraqis
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Pop star Moby's Manhattan screening of "Uncovered: The Whole Truth About the Iraq War." - 12-09-03 - Salon.com story 'Uncovered'
Salon.com
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Saddam Captured Dec 13
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The words of L. Paul Bremer, "We got him," are illuminated on the control tower at Basra's airport on Sunday. 14 Dec 2003
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An Israeli guard and Palestinian boys watch over the construction of Israel´s security fence Nov. 23 near Jerusalem
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An Islamic Jihadist at a rally in the Maghazi refugee camp in the southern Gaza Strip, Friday August 1, 2003.
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Saddam Shaved after Capture
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Inside Saddam's hole
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Inside Saddam's hut
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Saddam getting an examination after capture
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Outside Saddam's hut
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Saddam's Kitchen
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Libyan President Muammar Al-Qaddafi
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"We're dealing with a fundamental existential threat to our way of life," say Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz, shown touring a prison in Iraq in the summer of 2003.
(Chris Helgren -- Pool Photo Via AFP)
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Conspiracy Theory -- Yellow Iraqi Dates in December?
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Wall around Bethlehem - Dec 2003
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Yellow Dates on December 15?
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Palestinian grafitti artist Wael Ghabin, right, stands in front of an example of his work on a wall in Gaza City, Monday, Dec. 22, 2003. The three years of conflict between Israel and the Palestinians has turned Gaza's wall into chipped, cracking canvases for Palestinian militant groups to rally their supporters, extol their fighters and memorialize their dead.
(AP Photo/Kevin Frayer)
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Masked Palestinian Hamas activists ride horses as they hold their rifles during a rally marking the the 16th anniversary of the founding of the Hamas Islamic group, in the West Bank town of Nablus Sunday Dec. 14, 2003.
(AP Photo/Nasser Ishtayeh)
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Israeli soldiers aim at Israeli, Palestinian and foreign peace activists during a demonstration against the security fence Israel is building all around Palestinian areas - Dec. 26, 2003 near the West Bank town of Qalqiliya. Shortly after, Israeli troops fired rubber bullets and live rounds as peace activists tried to break through the barrier. Rescue workers said a foreign tourist was wounded along with an Israeli protestor.
(AP Photo/Oded Balilty)
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The United States on guard and fearful everywhere in 2003
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Ahmed Maher assaulted in Jerusalem
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President Bush meets with his Cabinet last month to discuss the reconstruction of Iraq and the awarding of related contracts to countries that supported the war.
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Donald Rumsfeld, Pentagon Chief in 2003, was welcomed by Saddam Hussien in Baghdad in 1983 during the Iran-Iraq War by President Saddam Hussein.
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Bush and Secretary of the Treasury Paul O'Neill - 2002
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The mother of peace activist Tom Hurndall, and his brother hug Palestinian children. Hurndall, who had been in a coma and brain dead since being shot by an Israeli soldier at a Palestinian refugee camp in the Gaza strip in April last year, has died, his family said.(AFP) - 14 Jan 04
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Reem Raiyshi a mother of two from Gaza, makes a statement in this image taken from a Hamas released video Wednesday Jan. 14, 2004. Raiyshi was named as the woman who blew herself up Wednesday at the major crossing point between Israel and the Gaza Strip, killing at least four Israelis and wounding seven others. (AP)
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Benny Morris. "When the choice is between destroying or being destroyed, it's better to destroy." Ha'aretz, 9 January 2004
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"I'm not really worthy to stand here" - President Bush on 1-15-04
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The Analogy of the US to Nazi Germany, Bush to Hitler, 9/11 to the Reighstag Fire continues to escalate.
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With the Nation on 'terror alert' and death still mounting in the Middle East, the SuperBowl turned into the BreastBowl - 1 Feb 2004
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With the nation on 'terror alert' and death escalating in the Middle East, the US turned to the SuperBowl which turned into the BreastBowl - 1 Feb 2004
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Secretary of State Powell and CIA Director Tenet before the Security Council - 5 Feb 2003
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Douglas J. Feith, under secretary of defense for policy for the United States, talks in Afghanistan in September 2002.
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Tony Blair Govt Wants to 'Dismantle', some would say castrate, the BBC
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Contrast the Palestinian village on the left, with the Jewish Settlement on the right
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A large wall 'politically decorated' in the Cleveland Park area of Washington, D.C. - 1988
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Israeli soldiers remove an elderly Palestinian grandmother from her home as land confiscation for 'The Apartheid Wall' continues.
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World Bank President James Wolfensohn (L) covered with green paint, walks with host Slovenian Minister for Finance Dusan Mramor (R) in Ljubljana March 17, 2004. Wolfensohn and Mramor were attacked on the street in front of the government palace with green paint by anti-globalization protestors.
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Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon receives a picture of the crew of the U.S. Columbia space shuttle from Rona Ramon, widow of Israeli astronaut Ilan Ramon who perished on Columbia shuttle flight during a meeting in Jerusalem March 17, 2004. A delegation of families of the astronauts on Columbia shuttle flight STS-107 are visiting Israel.
REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen
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Protestors in London demand 'Time for Truth' by climbing Big Ben - 20 March 2004
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Worldwide Demonstrations on 20 March 2004 marked the first anniversary of the U.S. invasion and occupation of Iraq
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Prime Minister Ehud Barak jokingly triesto push Yasser Arafat ahead of him into the Camp David lodge with President Bill Clinton's encouragement - June 2000
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Ahmed Yassin - Founder of Hamas
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Egyptian Ahmen Zawahri and Saudi Osama Bin laden
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Palestinians in Gaza on day of Sheik Ahmed Yassin, founder of Hamas, assassination
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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia faces growing unrest and future upheaval.
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The Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams
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British PM Tony Blair and Libyan Colonel Muamar Gaddafi meet in Tripoli on 25 March 2004
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Passions and Hatreds are more enflamed in the once Holy Land than ever as a result of Israel's ongoing military occupation.
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U.S. Locks Down Iraqi Newspaper - 28 March 2004
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Condi Rice with Paul Wolfowitz, Doug Feith, and Colin Powell - White House, March 2004
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Scene in Baghdad - Hundreds of Iraqis were shot dead in the days after the Americans shut a newspaper, declared cleric Muqtada Sadr an 'outlaw', and vowed to destroy the growing Shi'ite army - 4/03/04
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Today's Gaza Strip - everywhere surrounded and controlled by Israeli military
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This photo on the day the Americans declare religious leader Sadr 'an outlaw'
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Muktada Sadr with a picture of his famous father for whom Sadr City in Baghdad is named.
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Today's Gaza Strip - Impoverished and totally surrounded by the Israeli Army
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TIME Magazine's 'Man of the Year' - more propaganda from the American establishment to propel the 'War Against Terrorism'
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Fire on the Streets of Iraq in early April 2004 after the Americans closed his newspaper and vowed to arrest cleric Muktada Sadr and destroy his independent Shi'ite movement.
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Both Bush and Condi Are More Vulnerable than either dares admit - enter Doonesbury the day before Ms. Rice's 'under oath' Congressional and live TV testimony
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Aid convoys came under fire from U.S. forces on the way to Fallujah on 8 April 2004
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Islamic Fighters in Fallujah Battle the Vastly Superior American Army - 8 April 2004
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The Americans Put Their Flag Over Saddam's Bust Before Pulling It Down with a military vehicle - April 2003
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Palestinians taking cover from IDF soldiers during clashes over the construction of the security fence near Ramallah on Friday. 4-09-04
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Body of man said to be CIA agent killed in Falluja, Iraq - 11 April 2004
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Iraqi Fighters Supporting the Palestinian Intifada with Pictures of Yasser Arafat and Ahmed Yassin - 10 April 2004
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The Israeli/Jewish Lobby is using the Congress to stiffle the Campuses and Academic Opposition
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NO TO OCCUPATION: Iraqi men shout during a rally, as thousands of people in Ghazalia's Umm al-Qura mosque prepared supplies destined for the besieged residents of Falluja Thursday 8 April 2004. The poster reads in Arabic, 'No occupation'.
Photo REUTERS/Akram Saleh
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A masked Iraqi carries his Kalashnikov rifle in front of the offices of Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr in the Baghdad suburb of Al Sadr City April 7, 2004.
Photo Laszlo Balogh/Reuters
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VP Cheney Faces Protests in South Korea - 13 April 2004
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Mark Bruzonsky met privately for an hour with President Anwar Sadat of Egypt and arranged the first public telegram ever sent from an Arab leader to Israel.
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President Bush and Ariel Sharon at the White House - 14 April 2004
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President George Bush and Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon met at the White House for the 9th time on 14 April 2004.
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President George Bush and Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon met at the White House for the 9th time on 14 April 2004.
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American war dead are brought back to Dover Air Force Base late at night with the press not allowed to be present in an attempt to minimize the public opinion fallout.
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George Bush and Ariel Sharon have become closer friends than ever in attempting to 'Change History' and remake the Middle East in their image. 14 April 2004
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John Kerry and Hillary Clinton - 14 April 2004
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The look of the new generation of Palestinians who have known nothing other than occupation and death
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Korean protestors greet Vice-President Cheney - April 2004
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Palestinians Held Demonstrations in Gaza after the Bush/Sharon Meeting in Washington on 14 April 2004
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Sen. Joe Lieberman and Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry address an audience during a campaign stop in Florida on 19 April 2004. Kerry gave his complete backing to Israel in the state with a considerable Jewish population.
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A Boeing Joint Unmanned Combat Air System X-45 aircraft releases an inert GPS-guided bomb Sunday at the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division range in China Lake, Calif.
4-19-2004
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Hamas Fighters Morning the Assassination of the two top leaders in April 2004
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In 1991, Defense Secretary Richard B. Cheney and Gen. Colin L. Powell, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, greeted U.S. airmen in Saudi Arabia. Of his relationship with Cheney, Powell wrote, "He and I had never, in nearly four years, spent a single purely social hour together."
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Muktadr Sadr and his famous father - posters throughout parts of Iraq
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General Pervaz Musharraf. The Pakistani army holds power in Pakistan.
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After 18 years in harsh prison conditions Mordechai Vanunu was released under unprecedented restrictions on 21 April 2004
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The American military more and more takes on a kind of high-tech Star Wars imagery.
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President Bush meets with Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, left, and Vice President Cheney, center, outside the Oval Office shortly after authorizing Operation Iraqi Freedom. Bush said the day was emotional for him. "I prayed that our troops be safe, be protected by the Almighty, that there be minimal loss of life," he said.
(Eric Draper -- AP)
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The Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) brings together 57 nations home to one billion Muslims
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Israel has militarily occupied and controlled the West Bank and Gaza since 1967.
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Israeli Design T-Shirt shows Saddam, Bin-Laden and Arafat
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Ahmed Elmalfouh, left, wept outside Kamal Adwan Hospital in Beit Lahia Thursday after learning that his brother had been killed
NYTimes - 23 April 2004
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A list of the top 50 neocons associated with the Bush Administration
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Students in Cairo burned British and US flags Monday during protests of Israel's killing of a Hamas founder. 3/22/04
AMR NABIL/AP - CSM - 23 March 2004
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An Iraqi man celebrates atop of a burning U.S. Army Humvee in the northern part of Baghdad, Iraq (news - web sites), Monday, April 26, 2004. An explosion leveled a building in northern Baghdad on Monday, setting four U.S. Humvees nearby on fire. At least one U.S. soldier and several Iraqis were wounded. The cause of the explosion was not immediately known. 4-26-04
(AP Photo/Muhammed Muheisen)
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Foreign Occupation Forces in Iraq as of 24 April 2004. Other than the U.S. and U.K. the small contingents from other countries do little fighting and are often confined to barracks.
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After Trying to Cover It All Up, the U.S. Government found itself tremendously embarrased and rushed to make excuses when the story finally leaked out on 29 April 2994
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George Bush is certainly the most evangelical, born-again, crusading American President of modern times.
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President Bush Speaking in the Rose Garden on 30 April 2004
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"If proven the perpetrators are not fit to wear the queen's uniform. They have besmirched the good name of the army and its honour." - British Commander - 30 April 2004
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A man reads the Daily Mirror newspaper which shows photographs it says are of British soldiers abusing an hooded Iraqi prisoner, May 1, 2004. Britain has launched a high-level probe into the alleged abuse which Tony Blair said, if true, would be "completely and totally unacceptable." Foreign Secretary Jack Straw said Sunday a high level investigation was under way, but sources close to the regiment concerned raised doubts over the authenticity of the images.
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London Review of Books Author Calls for Sanctions Against Israel - 6 May 2004
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Abu Abbas Died Suspiciously in Iraq in an American military prison in March 2004
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Iran's President Mohammad Khatami, left, greets Ahmad Chalabi in Tehran in December 2003.
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For a long time to come the 'Torture Scandal' will affect U.S. relations with the world. Pentagon heads Rumseld and Myers testified before Congress is a televisioned proceeding on 7 May 2004.
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From left to right, Lt. Gen. Lance Smith; Gen. Richard Myers, chairman of the Joint Chiefs; Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld; acting Army Secretary Les Brownlee; and Gen. Peter Schoomaker, chief of staff of the Army, are sworn in Friday before the Senate Armed Services Committee. 5-07-04
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Several people shouting “Fire Rumsfeld” briefly interrupt the Senate hearing about the torture scandal on 7 May 2004.
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Cartoon in The Guardian, 10 June 2004, as the G-8 Sea Island Georgia Summit came to a close with a U.S.-inspired Statement about the Middle East
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Jordan's King Abdullah with Iraqi interim government President Ghazi al-Yawar behind him, greets Afghan President Hamid Karzai as they attend former U.S. President Ronald Reagan's state funeral at Washington's National Cathedral June 11, 2004.
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A police officer salutes in front of pro and anti-Ronald Reagan groups near the National Cathedral in Washington Friday, June 11, 2004 prior to funeral services for the former president
(AP Photo/Eric Gay)
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An Iraqi policeman walks through a police station which was destroyed in an explosion in Yusufiyah, Iraq (news - web sites), Friday June 11, 2004. Gunmen stormed the police station south of Baghdad, drove off the poorly armed police and blasted the station in the fourth such attack against Iraqi security installations over the last week, officials and witnesses said. Day of Reagan Funeral.
(AP Photo/Eric Gay)
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Pakistani Shi'ite protestors burn the U.S. and British flags during an anti-U.S. demonstration in Rawalpindi, June 11, 2004. Shi'ite Muslims staged demonstrations across Pakistan after Friday prayers to condemn U.S. military operations in Iraq. Day of Reagan Funeral.
REUTERS/Mehmood Mughal
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Iraq new President Ghazi al-Yawer waits for the start of funeral services for former President Ronald Reagan at the National Cathedral in Washington Friday, June 11, 2004.
(AP Photo/Ron Edmonds)
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An armed Shi'ite militiaman holds a machine gun while trying to prevent U.S. forces from entering a Baghdad suburb on June 10, 2004. One Iraqi fighter was killed and several more wounded in sporadic clashes between insurgents and U.S. forces, an official of rebel cleric Moqtada al-Sadr's group said on June 11, 2004. Militiamen loyal to Sadr fired automatic weapons and lobbed hand grenades at U.S. forces, which responded by sending helicopters to fire at targets in the sprawling Sadr City slum, Reuters television footage showed. On this day Ronald Reagan lied in State in the Rotunda of the American capitol.
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Iraqi police check a blast-damaged police vehicle at a police station which was destroyed in an explosion in Yusufiyah, Iraq (news - web sites) Friday June 11, 2004. Gunmen stormed the police station south of Baghdad, drove off the poorly armed police and blasted the station in the fourth such attack against Iraqi security installations over the last week, officials and witnesses said. Picture on the day of the Reagan Funeral in Washington.
AP Photo/Mohammed Uraibi
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U.S. soldiers sit on top of an armored vehicle as a gas tanker blazes after a roadside attack on the southern edge of Baghdad, Iraq (news - web sites) Friday June 11, 2004. The day of the Reagan funeral in Washington.
(AP Photo/Hussein Malla)
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Former Iraqi soldiers demonstrate in front of the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) headquarters in Baghdad. A Sunni Muslim cleric urged veterans of Saddam Hussein (news - web sites)'s military to join the battle against the Americans, in an openly confrontational Friday sermon at one of Baghdad's largest mosques. Day of Reagan funeral in Washington.
(AFP/File/Karim Sahib)
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President and first lady Laura Bush, front row left, along with former presidents and their wives sing at the National Cathedral in Washington Friday, June 11, 2004, during funeral services for former President Ronald Reagan. Back row, from left are, former President George H.W. Bush and Barbara Bush, Jimmy and Rossalyn Carter and Gerald and Betty Ford. Front row, from left are, President and first lady Laura Bush, Vice President Cheney and wife Lynne, and former President Bill Clinton (news - web sites) and wife Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (news - web sites), D-N.Y.
(AP Photo/Ron Edmonds)
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The FBI is investigated who ordered this and gave it as a 'prank' - 6-22-04
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Bad News From Israel - Published 2004
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Bremer, right, hands the 'transfer of sovereignty' document to Iraqi Chief Justice Midhat Al-Mahmodi, left, as Prime Minister Ayad Allawi looks on - 28 June 2004
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US-ruler of Iraq Paul Bremer departs two days ahead of schedule from Baghdad on 6-28-04.
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Key Washington Jewish Neocons all associated with Ariel Sharon and Israel
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Iraq's New Old Flag at Dupont Circle on 30 June 2004
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The Palestinians Cling to their 'Right of Return'
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Israeli journalist/writer Amira Hass has courageously reported about the plight of the Palestinian people and Israel's oppression of them.
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Saddam's Statue Actually Came Down Thanks to U.S. Marines and 'psychological warfare' unit
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Fireworks at 'Ground Zero' on the 4th of July 2004, the day of laying the cornerstone for 'Freedom Tower'
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NYPost Gets It Wrong Again - 6 July 2004
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The U.S. F-117 stealth bomber
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Map of Kashmir - The Ongoing Crisis Now On Simmer in 2004
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Paul Wolfowitz, #2 man in the Pentagon, visiting Abu Ghraib with General Karpinski before the torture scandal broke.
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U.S. Troops in Falluja - July 2004
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General President Musharaf Facing Great Pressures in Islamabad
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Fireworks on 4 July 2004 in New York as cornerstone for "Liberty Center" was laid.
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Saddam Hussein brought to U.S.-Iraqi Court in July 2004
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Anti-Zionist Orthodox Jews protest against the Israeli separation barrier outside the World Court on 9 July 2004
AP
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George Tenet Forced To Resign from CIA in July 2004
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The American Congress now continually prepared for evacuation.
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CIA Failures Rock Washington As Iraqi War Goes Sour
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Israel's Wall Was Condemned in Unprecedented World Court Decision in July 2004
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George Tenet forced to resign from CIA in July 2004
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Palestinians Continue to Protest the Brutal Military Occupation in 2004
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A sign of the times - protest sex on stage in Norway
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Mirroring the famous Rodan Statue - America's Uncle Sam 'Thinking' for a change
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America's New 'Freedom Tower' Will Arise Where the World Trade Towers Once Stood - cornerstone laying on 4 July 2004
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Israel's Parliament the 'Knesset'
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Ariel Sharon and Shimon Peres Team Up Together Again
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The long-time CIA man Ayad Allawi calls out "bring me an ax"
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A clearly-rattled President Bush walked out of a media briefing on 9 July 2004, refusing to answer questions about his close relationship with indicted Enron executive Kenneth Lay
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International Court of Justice in the Hague
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DOWN BUT NOT OUT: Support for Saddam Hussein lingers as a young Iraqi chanted anti-occupation slogans in a rally in Mosul in early July 2004.
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'Heil Bush' - Outside the White House on 3-22-2003 held by Washington attorney
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'Welcome 4th Reich' - Outside the White House on 3-22-2003 held by Washington attorney
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