Unborn feel the effects of war in Iraq newborns die in conflict
Noor Ibrahim gave birth at al Jarrah Hospital in Baghdad during curfews and kidnappings that crippled care. An emergency Caesarean failed to save her baby as doctors faced missing staff and scarce supplies amid violence. The obstetrician lamented the toll of war on mothers and infants.
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Wee
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Middle East
UN Security Council
Kuwait
Ramallah clashes erupt as Israeli raid leaves casualties
In Ramallah police and gunmen clashed in the vegetable market area after undercover Israeli forces tried to arrest fugitives. Two Palestinians were killed and 25 wounded as tanks and helicopters supported the operation. Hamas and Fatah violence spiked in Gaza with more deaths and arrests.
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Beit Lahiya
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Retired Admiral McConnell to lead U S intelligence efforts
President Bush selects 25 year veteran retired Vice Admiral Michael McConnell as the new national intelligence director. John Negroponte shifts to deputy secretary of state, with James Clapper eyed for undersecretary of intelligence. Bush to unveil broader Iraq strategy next week.
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