7-9 July June 2007 News Photos

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100 Iraqis Killed in One Explosion in Tuz Khurmato (above), 8 US Soldiers, British Soldier Killed in Two Days (INA, 7/7/07).

International journalists Association accuses the Israeli occupation army of brutality and deliberate targeting of journalists (imemc, 7/7/07).

Palestinians crying at Jubara Israeli occupation checkpoint, Tulkarem (Ma'an, 7/7/07).

Illegal Israeli settlers torch Palestinian crops (Ma'an, 7/7/07).

Above: Iraqi police forces fighting against the Mahdi Army militiamen in Al-Samawa, southern Iraq (INA, 7/6/07).

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54 Iraqis, US Soldier Killed on July 8, 2007, Death Toll Yesterday Reached 234 and 339 Injuries. Above: The scene of yesterday's suicide bombing at Armili (INA, 7/8/07).


Detained PLC speaker Abdul Aziz Al-Duwaik to appear before Israeli military court Sunday (Ma'an, 7/8/07).


Israeli occupation forces kidnap a Palestinian woman, Nada Al-Jayousi, from El-Bireh, and a man from Ramallah (PIC, 7/8/07).

A bombing casualty from the village of Armili is treated in a hospital in Kirkuk, Saturday, July 7, 2007. A suicide bomber detonated a truck packed with explosives in an outdoor market Saturday, killing at least 23 people and wounding at least 86 others in a village of ethnic Turkomen, Armili, 165 kilometers (100 miles) north of Baghdad, Iraq. (AP Photo/Emad Matti), 7/8/07).

U.S. Army soldiers arresting Iraqis in Baqouba, Iraq, Sunday, July 8, 2007. (AP, 7/8/07).

Haniya calls for ending EU observation mission in Rafah terminal, Barghouthi decries treatment of stranded Palestinians. Above: Stranded Palestinians at the Rafah Crossing terminal (PIC, 7/8/07).

More Palestinians flee Iraq for refugee camps on Iraq-Syria border (PIC, 7/8/07).

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U.S. Army soldiers examine the wreckage from a car bomb attack that injured a woman in the Harithiyah neighborhood of western Baghdad, Iraq Monday, July 9, 2007. Attacks in Iraq killed 80 Iraqis, a British soldier, and a US soldier. 29 people were executed by death squads (AP Photo / Khalid Mohammed, 7/9/07).

Hunger Strike at Rafah Terminal Enters Third Day, 6,000 Palestinians Stranded on Border Because of Israeli Closure (imemc, 7/9/07).

Israeli occupation settlers attack Palestinian farmers near Hebron (imemc, 7/9/07).

Left: Dutch Foreign Minister Mazime Verhagen, who warned a Dutch company, Riwal, to stop participating in the construction of the Israeli Land-Grab, Apartheid Wall.

Right: Nayef Hawatimah, leader of PDFLP, who is now allowed by the Israeli occupation government to enter the Palestinian occupied territories (imemc, 7/9/07).