Palestinian scholar urges Palestinians to end attacks on civilians
Hanan al-Wazir, daughter of Abu Jihad, argues that targeting Israeli civilians harms the Palestinian cause. She notes rising Palestinian calls for ending such incidents, the toll of the conflict, and growing support from leaders like Arafat's Fatah for a moral rethinking and renewed pursuit of peace.
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Abu Jihad
Ramallah
West Bank
Hanan al-Wazir
PLO
Associated Press
Al-Wazir
Israel
Gaza
Jerusalem
Khalil al-Wazir
Yasser Arafat
Tel Aviv
Tunis
Intisar
London School of Economics
University of Geneva
Ahmed Deik
Arafat
Fatah Movement
Ehud Barak
East Jerusalem
Ariel Sharon
Nabil Amr
Hanan al Wazir
Wazir
Why Iraq Becomes Focus in Global Arms Debate
Post Sept 11 commentary notes Iraq is singled out as Saddam Hussein withholds U N inspections while other nations possess or seek nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons. Experts warn broader threats in Iran, North Korea, Libya, and South Asia require attention beyond Iraq.
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Vienna
Austria
China
United States
Britain
France
Russia
India
Pakistan
Israel
North Korea
Washington
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Iran
U.N
Bush
Baghdad
South Asia
Federation of American Scientists
Libya
Egypt
Laos
South Africa
Syria
Taiwan
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Foundation
Joseph Cirincione
International Atomic Energy Agency
United Nations
Afghan mothers risk death in childbirth in war-torn Afghanistan
In Mazar e Sharif a 40-year-old mother of 14 recounts her last birth after a Caesarean. A Physicians for Human Rights study cites Afghanistan's maternal mortality rate at 1700 per 100000, with 42 percent of deaths in women aged 15 to 45. Rural areas, lack of clinics, and cultural barriers worsen risks.
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Mazar-E-Sharif
Afghanistan
Makai
Barat
Physicians For Human Rights
Herat
Africa
Sierra Leone
United States
Marie Claire Mutanda
Unicef
Mazar-e- Sharif
Mutanda
Zahra Amnawa
Barat Hospital
Amnawa
Mazar e-Sharif
Lynn Amowitz
Physicians For Human Rights Survey