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The Peabody Award-winning daily compilation of television news reports from the Middle East, including Egypt, Lebanon, Israel, Syria, the Palestinian Authority, Iraq and Iran. A Bloody Day in Khan Yunis Al Arabiya TV, UAE Palestinians Call for an Alternative Party to Fateh & Hamas Abu Dhabi TV, UAE Floods Devastate Sudan Al Jazeera TV, Qatar Iraqi Street Loses Faith in Political Blocs Dubai TV, UAE Iraq Offers Oil to Jordan to Subsidize Refugees Al-Iraqiya TV, Iraq Netenyahu Leads in Likud Elections IBA TV, Israel Burial Site for Fateh El Islam Leader Stirs Villagers Up New TV, Lebanon Pakistan Celebrates its 60th Birthday Al Jazeera English, Qatar

Traveling to Russia, Noir is tasked with the assassination of Yuri Nazarov, a former KGB Agent who now lives as a kindly old man. Kirika struggles internally with the notion of carrying out her mission after seeing how much the old man means to the refugees he helps.

The Peabody Award-winning daily compilation of television news reports from the Middle East, including Egypt, Lebanon, Israel, Syria, the Palestinian Authority, Iraq and Iran. Suicide Attack Near Red Mosque in Pakistan Al Arabiya TV, UAE Inquiry Commission into Hamas' Coup in Gaza Submits Report Al Jazeera TV, Qatar Hamas Condemns Prisoners' Release Deal Al Aqsa, Gaza Israel's Navy Commander Resigns IBA TV, Israel Lebanese Army Advances at Nahr el Bared Al Jazeera English, Qatar Conference on Iraqi Refugees Opens in Jordan Dubai TV, UAE Iranian Public Supports Uranuim Enrishment IRIB2 TV, Iran Jericho's Rich History Palestine TV, Ramallah Mosaic Intelligence Report: Oil Talks Link TV, USA

The stooges are window washers who lose their jobs after Moe impersonates the dentist in whose office they were cleaning. On the run, they are hired by a millionaire to pose as children. It seems the man's wife wants to adopt some refugees to impress her society friends. Moe is Johnny, Curly is Frankie and Larry is Mabel. Everything goes fairly well as the lady shows off the stooges to her friends, but they finally irritate her husband so much that he goes after them with an ax.

In July 2006, Israel, urged on by the US, attacked Lebanon in an attempt to destroy Hezbollah and uproot their popularity amongst the Lebanese by the systematic targetting of civilians and civilin infrastructure. Israeli warplanes pounded Lebanon from the air, dropping 5,000 bombs a day for 33 days, culminating in the raining down of 4 million cluster bomblets over Southern Lebanon in the last three days of the war. 130,000 homes were destroyed and over 1 million refugees created, but Israeli ground troops took heavy casualties and were unable to reach the Litani River.

infowars.com prisonplanet.com Celtic The Irish Connection begins with The Great Hunger of 1845-51. In the space of only a few short years, The Famine killed one million people in Ireland and a million more emigrated as refugees. 100,000 of these displaced Irish escaped to a new life in Scotland, mainly to the Glasgow and Lanarkshire areas of The West. For several decades following The Famine, these refugees were joined by thousands more Irish fleeing to Scotland for work, and their very survival. These Irish emigrants entered an environment that was traditionally anti-Irish and anti Catholic. The deprivation and abject poverty they left behind in Ireland was continued amidst the destitute and deprived circumstances and environment experienced in Scotland. This is their story.... Features Sean Fallon, Billy McNeill, Packie Bonner, Tommy Gemmill, Pete St John, Professor Tom Devine, Dr Joseph M. Bradley and Aiden McGeady, Jimmy Magee.

Refugees Hope for Better Life After East Timor Elections Peru's former president is running for a seat in Japan's Upper House of parliament Australia's plan to crack down on Aboriginal child sex abuse sparks fear among some Aborigines Hong Kong's last British governor says that the Chinese Communist regime is putting the brakes on reform 78 year old Christian activist sentenced to two years in prison When you think of spies, images of 007 may come to mind, but today’s spies take on a more subtle persona…well tell you more when we come back Taiwanese calligraphy master displays his work Japanese company makes an earthquake warning system for the average man Indian doctor books himself for negligence.

Latest Air Guitar models are unveiled in Tokyo; Robots!. East Timor refugees hope for a better life after elections of new government. Beijing resident harassed by real estate influenced thugs; beating allowed by local police. 10th Anniversary of Hong Kong's '1 country 2 systems'; 'Falun Gong adherents are listed as 'unwelcome guests'' for airline systems through discrimination. Beijing family Church activist leader in prison for 2 year sentence. Japan creates consumer Earthquake Warning Appliances.

More at http://www.MaddowFans.com // Rachel Maddow appears on CNN's Paula Zahn Now (6/20/07). Topics include Iraqi refugees and a possible Bloomberg candidacy.

The Peabody Award-winning daily compilation of television news reports from the Middle East, including Egypt, Lebanon, Israel, Syria, the Palestinian Authority, Iraq and Iran. Turkey is Massing Troops on Iraq Kurdistan Borders Al Arabiya TV, UAE UN to Vote on Hariri's Trial Al Jazeera TV, Qatar Interview with Palestinian President Abbas Al Jazeera English, Qatar Five British Gone Missing in Baghdad Dubai TV, UAE Fighting Resumes Between Fatah al Islam and Lebanese Troops Future TV, Lebanon Nahr El Bared Refugees Protest New TV, Lebanon Bush Seeks Sanctions on Sudan Abu Dhabi TV, UAE Iran's Offices Attacked in Iraq IRIB2 TV, Iran Tony Blair Visits Libya Libya TV, Libya

The Peabody Award-winning daily compilation of television news reports from the Middle East, including Egypt, Lebanon, Israel, Syria, the Palestinian Authority, Iraq and Iran. 60 Iraqis Killed in Baghdad Al Jazeera English, Qatar New Security Plan Reduces Violence in Iraq Al-Iraqiya TV, Iraq 4.5 Million Iraqis Made Refugees Since War Dubai TV, UAE Olmert Meets Bush in D.C. IBA TV, Israel Palestinian Emergency Cabinet Holds First Session Abu Dhabi TV, UAE Families of Fateh in Gaza Left Behind Al Arabiya TV, UAE Ceasfire Agreement in Nahr El Bared to Happen Soon Al Jazeera TV, Qatar Recent Images from Nahr El Bared New TV, Lebanon

Lebanon's defense minister has said Islamist militants entrenched in a Palestinian refugee camp must surrender or face further military action. The ultimatum followed three days of fierce fighting between the army and the Fatah al-Islam group. The army has laid siege to the Nahr al-Bared camp since the fighting erupted on Sunday, bombarding it with tank fire and artillery shells. At least eighty people have died with dozens more wounded. On Wednesday, an informal ceasefire enabled thousands of residents to flee the camp. Some headed for another Palestinian refugee camp nearby, while others traveled to the neighboring city of Tripoli. The International Committee of the Red Cross estimates between thirteen and fifteen thousand refugees have left Nahr al-Bared. The camp is home to thirty thousand people. The internal conflict is the bloodiest in Lebanon since the civil war ended 17 years ago.

Stealing the Dragon, asset video. Tim Maleeny’s debut novel, Stealing the Dragon, is a fast-paced thriller set in modern-day San Francisco. After the crew of a ship smuggling Chinese refugees is murdered, private investigator Cape Weathers suspects the work of an assassin. Between the mysterious disappearance of his partner Sally, a former trained killer, and the strange inner-workings of a Chinese organized crime circle, Stealing the Dragon contains all the ingredients of the classic crime novel in a contemporary context. In stores now! Head over to http://www.timmaleeny.com/dragon.php for more information. From Wiredset Digital Agency.

Picked for broadcast on PBS's famed Independent Lens. series, SENTENCED HOME is a gripping documentary exploration that humanizes the United States' tragically flawed immigration policy. The film follows the story of 3 Cambodian-American immigrants living in Seattle (who came as children in the early 80s, when a multitude of Cambodian refugees were given housing in the city's projects) whose teenage rebellions catch up with them in a horrific way. The confluence of their non-citizenship (they are "permanent residents") and post 9/11 anti-terrorism laws lead to their immediate deportation.

A journalist struggles to get the story of Sudanese refugees told under the oppression of the Egyptian government. The Art Of Flight is a guerrilla documentary that was shot illegally in Egypt on camcorders and a laptop. The film serves as a back story to the 2006 massacre of Sudanese refugees in Cairo. filmmaker was nearly arrested three times during the course of shooting. This feature length film tells the story of three people, a refugee from southern Sudan, a human rights activist from northern Sudan and an American journalist in self-imposed exile, all living in Cairo. For very different reasons, the trio has found themselves struggling to survive in Egypt, a U.S. financed dictatorship which has reluctantly become their home.

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