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Analysis: Iraqi Press Summary (19-27 Dec. 2004)

STAFF | World News Connection | December 27, 2004

Summary of Iraqi domestic press from December 27, 2004 to December 19, 2004. [more]

Analysis: Jordan's Accusations of Iranian Interference in Iraq Motivated by US

Mohammad Reza Kashani | World News Connection | December 23, 2004

"If we study the recent propaganda war waged by Iran's enemies, we will see that it demonstrates their renewed use of old tricks that America has used for the past 25 years. Iran is very familiar with these tricks. However, as to why such accusations are raised at this time, it must be clearly connected with America's defeat in Iraq and the failure of the White House to force Iran to accept the unconditional surrender of its nuclear program." [more]

Transcript: Iraq's Allawi Interviewed on Elections, Wanted Iraqis in Syria, Ties With Jordan

Iyad Allawi | World News Connection | December 23, 2004

Interview with interim Iraqi Prime Minister Dr Iyad Allawi by Raja Talab and Ghayth al-Tarawinah; place, date not given: "Allawi: The Prophet's Family Is an Element Unifying the Sunnis, Shiites, Arabs, and Kurds" [more]

Transcript: Afghan Jihadi Leader Hekmatyar Says Iran Not Telling Truth About Bank Account

Golboddin Hekmatyar | World News Connection | December 22, 2004

"In all parts of the world many scholars and those who want the world to be saved from the evil of America wished for Bush to be re-elected and for America to remain in the hands of his bullying friends in order to push America closer to ruination." [more]

Settler Explains Plan To Bring 100,000 People To 'Physically' Prevent Sharon's DP

STAFF | World News Connection | December 21, 2004

"We are planning three parallel operations: The first operation is called Operation Double (Mivtza Makhpil) in which each family in the Qatif Bloc will join up with a family from outside the Bloc. Their relatives or friends will take up permanent residence here already in the first stage." [more]

Three Iraqi Ministers to Retain Posts After Election At US Request

STAFF | World News Connection | December 20, 2004

"Hoshyar Zibari and Barham Salih will keep their posts after elections." [more]

Second Bush Term More Homogenously Right-Wing Than First

Mehdi Shakibai | World News Connection | December 20, 2004

"Taking a look at the new Bush administration composition in the ministries and institutions that are affiliated to the White House reveals that powerful and influential neo-conservative leaders that earlier were busy in America's research and study centers such as the American Enterprise, the Heritage Institute, the Near East Political Institute, etc., devising and drawing up projects such as the "New American Century", the national security document, have been transferred from centers of producing ideas to centers of decision-making." [more]

Iraqi Paper Publishes Names of Candidates, Blocs For Upcoming Elections

STAFF | World News Connection | December 18, 2004

"Nine Coalitions and 81 Political Entities Presented Lists of Their Candidates For National Assembly. Four Political Entities Withdrew, and Three Entities Changed Their Status and Joined Existing Coalitions" [more]

Transcript: Yemeni Judge on Dialogue With Al-Qa'ida Supporters, Change in 'Convictions'

Humud al-Hattar | World News Connection | December 18, 2004

Interview with Yemeni Judge Humud al-Hattar, "chairman of the committee for religious dialogue with Al-Qa'ida supporters in Yemen," by Mahmud Ma'ruf, in Sanaa; date not given: "Chairman of the Committee for Religious Dialogue With Al-Qa'ida Supporters in Yemen Humud al-Hattar Tells Al-Quds al-Arabi: Violence Is Due to Restricting Freedom of Islamists and the Positions Toward Arab Issues, Especially Palestine" [more]

CanWest buys The Jerusalem Post

STAFF | World News Connection | December 17, 2004

Leonard Asper, president and chief executive officer of CanWest, said, "We are pleased that this acquisition is moving forward as planned and are excited about working with our new partners in Israel in building on a great global newspaper brand. One of our first priorities will be to bring CanWest MediaWorks' expertise to bear in improving the profile and circulation in North America of the Jerusalem Post." [more]

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