Dozens of Iraqi police detained in operation
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Iraqi soldiers detained dozens of policemen and closed down a hospital suspected of treating militiamen in a Baghdad stronghold of cleric Moqtada al -Sadr`s Mehdi Army, Iraqi security officials said on Tuesday. ...Full text
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Palestinian refugees right to return supported, settlement rejected
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The General Commission of Palestinian Arab Refugees has confirmed the Palestinian peoples, and particularly Palestinian refugees, clinging to their sacred right to return to their homeland, absolute rejection of settlement in all its forms, and adherence to international legitimacy resolutions which confirmed their right to return....Full text
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Palestinian refugees right to return supported, settlement rejected
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The General Commission of Palestinian Arab Refugees has confirmed the Palestinian peoples, and particularly Palestinian refugees, clinging to their sacred right to return to their homeland, absolute rejection of settlement in all its forms, and adherence to international legitimacy resolutions which confirmed their right to return....Full text
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Ruling blocs comments stoke more problems-Lebanese leaders
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Former Lebanese Prime Minister Salim Hoss said in a statement given yesterday to Al-Nour Radio that the campaign launched by some elements in the ruling team against resistance is a political one, pointing to the danger of this campaign at the present time....Full text
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Ten killed in Baghdad clashes
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At least 10 people were killed in overnight fighting between American forces and militiamen in Baghdad, six of them in Sadr City, the US military said on Monday. ...Full text
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US rocket attack damages Baghdad hospital
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A US rocket damaged a hospital in the Iraqi capital`s violent stronghold of Sadr City on Saturday, wounding 28 people as American forces claimed to have killed 14 militants in the district. ...Full text
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Rice back in the region ahead of Bush visit
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice returned to the region on Saturday to provide a badly needed shot in the arm for the Middle East peace process ahead of a visit by President George W. Bush. ...Full text
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