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[Jesse L. Jackson Sr.], who has rescued a number of U.S., Cuban and Iraqi prisoners, and the Rev. Walter "Slim" Coleman, pastor of the Adalberto United Methodist Church, accused [Bush] of placing both America and the Middle East in great danger by siding with Sharon--a move that has evoked the anger of the Arab world.
They need the U.S. to be a bridge, and by Bush cutting a deal leaving the Palestinians out continues Israel's insecurity and Palestinian suffering, and it stacks the whole world against us," Jackson said.
Jackson reminded the kidnappers that sparing [Thomas Hamill]'s life and that of others "is not a sign of weakness, but a moral responsibility...and by doing so, a glimmer of hope and inspiration can be felt by a mass community in despair.
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...PART 193: BENEFITS FOR HOSTAGES IN IRAQ, KUWAIT, OR LEBANON. 193.2 - Definitions....
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BAGHDAD, Iraq In an extraordinary assault, gunmen in the city of Fallujah stormed a kidnappers' lair and forced the overmatched militants inside to flee, freeing four Jordanian truck drivers held captive, local officials said Wednesday.
The raid, in a city that has long been hostile to the U.S. military and supportive of Saddam Hussein, marked the first time local gunmen had broken foreign hostages out of captivity. They called the kidnappers "terrorists" and outsiders.
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BAGHDAD, Iraq - Gunmen wearing commando uniforms of the Shiite- dominated Interior Ministry on Wednesday stormed an Iraqi security company that relied heavily on Sunni ex-military men from the Saddam regime, spiriting away 50 hostages. The ministry denied involvement and called the operation a "terrorist act.
Police and the U.S. military, meanwhile, reported finding the bodies of 24 men garroted or shot in the head, most of them in an abandoned bus in a tough Baghdad Sunni neighborhood.
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...PART 193: BENEFITS FOR HOSTAGES IN IRAQ, KUWAIT, OR LEBANON. 193.3 - Applications...
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...Subpart L: Benefits for United States Hostages in Iraq and Kuwait and United States Hostages Capt...
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...PART 193: BENEFITS FOR HOSTAGES IN IRAQ, KUWAIT, OR LEBANON. 193.1 - Determinatio...
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BAGHDAD, Iraq -- Without firing a shot, U.S. and British forces stormed a house Thursday and freed three Christian peace activists who were bound but unguarded, ending a four-month hostage ordeal that saw an American in the group killed and dumped along a railroad track.
The U.S. ambassador and the top American military spokesman held out hope the operation on the outskirts of Baghdad could lead to a break in the captivity of American reporter Jill Carroll, a freelance writer for The Christian Science Monitor who was abducted Jan. 7.
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Gee presents several political developments in the Far East Asia. These include Japan's second ordeal of the five Japanese hostages in Iraq.
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...PART 193: BENEFITS FOR HOSTAGES IN IRAQ, KUWAIT, OR LEBANON. 193.4 - Consideratio...