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The Repeated Declaration of Bush… In the First War, Saddam Said the Same
The Repeated Declaration of Bush… In the First War, Saddam Said the Same
Fadhil Qaradaghi
10-05-2005
George W. Bush, insistent on completing the U.S. mission in Iraq, has repeatedly declared—and continues to do so—that America will not leave Iraq. His slogan is simple: "No withdrawal." This rhetoric mirrors what we heard in Iraq months before the first
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Brief History of Kurdistan
Brief History of Kurdistan
Fadhil Qaradaghi
01-05-2005
Kurdistan is the homeland of the Kurds, an Indo-European-speaking people. The Kurds are descendants of two main racial groups: the Pre-Indo-European peoples (such as the Gutians, Lulluians, Khurrians, and Kassites) and the Indo-European peoples, notably the Medes. The Pre-Indo-European peoples, who
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News of Neturei Karta Anti-Zionisim Orthodox Jews
News of Neturei Karta Anti-Zionisim Orthodox Jews
Zagros
12-08-2005
1. An Open Letter from Rabbi Yisroel Dovid Weiss to All Friends of Neturei Karta Regarding New Zionist Tactics An Open Letter Assalamu Alaikum Rabbi Yisroel Dovid Weiss To all our friends and acquaintances: Recently, some Zionists have adopted a new tactic in their war
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NEWS ARCHIVE (2003-2004)
NEWS ARCHIVE (2003-2004)
Zagros
27-05-2016
Died by Torture in Sulaimania – June 2004 Ismail Ahmad, known by his alias Aram Kuestani, was a member of the Islamic Movement in Kurdistan, a legitimate Islamic party in Iraqi Kurdistan. He was arrested by the Asaysh (secret police) in
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Hulago back again in Erbil
Hulago back again in Erbil
Zagros
06-01-2005
On the afternoon of January 4-5, 2005, around 1:30 AM, American forces besieged the Saidawa quarter in Erbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan, under the pretext of capturing an alleged "terrorist" in the area. Helicopters, supported by aircraft, began firing
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