"...I Love INLNews.com.......INLnews.com is easy to find but hard to leave...."..
Mr Wijat's friend Magic Rabbit   http://www.easterlingentertainment.net

INLNews YahooMail HotMail GMail AOLMai

lUSA MAIL YahooMail  HotMailGMail AOLMail MyWayMail CNNWorld IsraelVideoNs
 INLNsNYTimes WashNs AustStockEx WorldMedia JapanNs AusNs World VideoNs WorldFinance ChinaDaily IndiaNs USADaily BBC EuroNsABCAust 
WANs NZNews QldNs MelbAge AdelaideNs TasNews ABCTas DarwinNsUSA MA


  Stories Video/Audio  Reuters AP AFP The Christian Science Monitor U.S. News & World Report AFP Features Reuters Life! NPR The Advocate Pew Daily Number Today in History  Obituaries Corrections Politics   LocalNews BBC News  
  
Your Subtitle text
INLNewsJan_Feb2009_P2

The title of a new controversial film being produced by the INL News Group and sponsored by inlnews.com, USAWeeklyNews.com Yahoo Real Estate.com.au, YahooRealestate.co.uk, YahooRealEstate.org, EmergeFest.com, Edinburgh Fringe Festival Limited. www.EdinburghFringeFest.com, www.FringShowsHaveTalent.com, www.AustraliaWeekendNews.com, EdFringe.biz, EdFringe.info, www.EdingburghFringeFesival.co.uk, www.EdfringeFilms.com, www.NYITFest.com, www.NYTToday.com. www.CCNToday.us, www.BBCToday.ws and many others keen to see this story on film for the world to see, showing the world speaking out about the realities what what the world describes in their chants as millions march around the world in protest of the attack on Gaza's ordinary women,men and children who are just trying to live a normal life with their family and friends, by Israel. 

Sher Watson,


 

Sher Watson and his band Das Contras playing live at the 2007 W ickerman Festival and in 2008 at the famous Jazz Bar on Chambers Street, Edinburgh, Scotland. where you can hear talented Jazz, Blues, Swing from all over the world seven nights a week. Sher Watson sang his self penned song Street Princess  solo at the 2008 New York International Theater, Film and Artrs Festival in New York know sas the www.NYITFest.com, which is destined to be a big hit on the long and eagerly awaited Das Contras's first album due to be released in April, 2009.
Click here to a live video clip
provided by one of the  www.usaweeklynew.com readers,
 of Das Contas singing Street Princess at the 2007 Wickerman Festival held in Scotland were they burn the Wickman to try and please the Gods to have a good harvest.

Sher Watson, the lead singer of the Scottish Jazz-Rock- Fusion Band, Das Contras is at this moment penning a theme song for the film
  NO Where To Hide........No Where to Run........
Das Contras have their first album  Due to be released in April, 2009, after spending all of 2008 in and out of the recording studios recording and mixing their new album. 
Das Contras were discovered by the Fringe Shows Have Talent Team at the 2007 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and have featured live clips of Das Contras performing at the 2007 Wickerman Fringe Festival in Scotland and the famous Jazz Bar on Chambers Street in Eninburgh, Scotland, in the Volume One of the collectors DVD Fringe Shows Have Talent shows video sections of the 2006, 2007 and 2008 Edinburgh and Dublin Fringe Festivals, produced by the INL News Limited in association with the EmergeFest.com and Edinburgh Fringe Festival Limited and USA WEEKLY News Limited.
Anyone interested in purchasing copies of Volume One of the collectors series of DVD's called
                     Fringe Shows Have Talent Collectors DVD Volume One,
                                      please email the 
                                     INL News Group 
                                                   at
                                     admin@inlnews.biz  or 
                                      inlnews3@gmail.com or
                                      admin@fringeshowshavetalent.com

There will be a limited issue of each volume of these collectors DVD's,
 so anyone interested in being put on the waiting list of a copy please email as soon as you can, to assure yourself a copy of this amazing fun-entertaining footage of some of the best memorable moments of the Edinburgh and Dublin Fringe Festivals dutingh 2006, 2007 and 2008.
Part if the proceeds will be used to help the suffering people of Gaza.
 A special Fringe Shows Have Talent concert is due to be held in Blackpool in 2009 to help bring publicity to the Gaza Conflict and to help raise money for help the ordinary women, men and children that are suffering Gaza as a result of the conflict with Israel.
Welcome to
Fringe Shows
 Have Talent!!!
The Fringe Shows Have Talent Team Think they do
Fringe Shows Have Talent will be starting a TV series  in the near future, so watch for it!
 In the meantime, come out and see for yourself that Frige Shows Do Have Talent at your nearest Fringe Festival or keep an eye on the latest Fringe Talent on
www.FringeShowsHaveTalent.com

Now available:
Fringe Shows Have Talent Collectors DVD's showing an exiting and fun selection of fringe performances from the Dublin and Edinburg Fringe Festivals for the years 2006, 2007 and 2008.
The film footage on these Dvd's are not available anywhere else and are truly a collectors item...Only a limited amount of these DVD's will be released
£UK 19.90 per single DVD
£UK 49.90 for 5 DVD's
£UK 79.90 for 10 DVD's
each DVD has over two hours playing time of a range of exciting music, theatre, dance and comedy
Anyone interested in any of the  Fringe Shows Have Talent Collectors DVD's  please email
The Fringe Shows Have Talent Team at
fringeshowshavetalent@gmail.com

At a peace rally held in Edinburgh, Scotland on Saturday 10th January, 2008, in opposition to the Israel attcks on Gaza, there was so much community spirit from all walks of life and all ages from little kids to old people, just ordinary people trying to have their say....... 

                                      all singing
Free Free Palestine ...Occupation is a crime
Occupation is a crime.....Killing children is a crime
Ethnic cleansing is crimeFree Free Palestine

At the strong and powerful Solidarity for peace rally in Edinburgh on Saturday the 10th January, 2009, they had some very powerful and moving speakers at the end rally in the park and thousands braving cold winds and rain to listen to the speakers, which included a doctor who spoke live form a mobile telephone from Gaza describing to the crowd of the urgent humanitarian crisis in Gaza caused for the relentless bombing of Gaza by Israel.

The ordinary citizens from all nationalities, ages and backgrounds from all countries spoke out in a loud unity voice
                   " Israel Must Stop the killing of innocent women and children"

Anyone that wants to contributed any stories, views, ideas, photos, film clips and just want to be involved with tha making of  the film
                 NO Where To Hide.........No Where to Run........
Please email all ideas, views,stories, photos, video clips etc to
                        INL News Limited at
                      inlnews3@gmail.com
The film

"             NO Where To Hide........No Where to Run........
wants to include views from all sides so that a fair cross sections of all points of view is shown and each individual can make up their own mind about the wrongs and rights of the conflict.. and what is the best way to solve the conflict so that no more innocent women, men and children are killed from either side of the conflict.... so that there will be a long last lasting peace in that region of the world between all races and all religions....the concern is that no matter which point of view you hold as to the wrongs and right of the Israel-Gaza Conflict, if it carries on much longer, it has the potential to create a third world war and help ignite a new round of world wide hatred in the world between various people in different races and religions and as
Annie Lenox


stated to the BBC...
        " that both sides were "wrong" and a total ceasefire was the only sensible solution."

Annie said

"the intervention of President George W Bush, who has described Hamas's rocket attacks as an "act of terror", was not helping the situation."

She said: "The problem is, from my perspective, they are pouring petrol onto the fire.

"They have to sit down. This is a small window of opportunity just before things kick off.

"For every one person killed in Gaza, they are creating 100 suicide bombers. It's not just about Gaza, it's about all of us.

Former model

Bianca Jagger

Bianca Jagger with Mick Jagger in the early days 

and singer Annie Lennox have supported the action, and have also called on American president-elect Barack Obama

President George W. Bush meets with President-elect Barack Obama

 


President George W. Bush meets with former President George H.W. Bush, President-elect Barack Obama, former President Bill Clinton and former President Jimmy Carter in the Oval Office of the White House January 7, 2009.

 (Kevin Lamarque/Reuters

 

 

President-elect Barack Obama has lunch with Washington Mayor Adrian Fenty at Ben's Chili Bowl in Washington, January 10, 2009 to discuss a resolution to the Israel-Gaza Conflict (Jim Young/Reuters) Mon Jan 12, 7:12 PM ET

U.S. President-elect Barack Obama speaks at a news conference in Washington January 9, 2009.

 (Jim Young/Reuters)

 

to speak up against the bombardment.
Actor Paul Kaye, whose mother-in-law was killed in a Hamas rocket attack, told the BBC he had experienced the situation from an Israeli point of view.
"It's terrifying," he said. "My wife was trapped in a supermarket in a rocket attack. I was with my sons in Ashkelon station, holding them, waiting for a rocket to land and shutting my eyes thinking 'is this it?'
"So I think it's important to remember that mothers fleeing rocket attacks holding their children have the same fear on both sides of the border

"The minimum is to treat these [injured] people, to feed these people, give them water, and keep them in a safe place" Katarina Ritz ICRC's head of mission in Jerusalem
                       NO Where To Hide........No Where to Run........
                    soon to be at your local cinema, and on DVD for the world to see.....

 



A Palestinian woman shouts in front of her house destroyed during Israel's offensive in Jabalya in the northern Gaza Strip January 18, 2009.  Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip launched rockets into southern Israel on Sunday in defiance of the unilateral ceasefire that Israel declared hours earlier and which Hamas pledged to ignore. (Reuters)

Hamas, Israel separately announce ceasefire


http://tvnz.co.nz/world-news/hamas-2446174

Hamas said it would cease fire immediately along with its Islamist allies in the Gaza Strip and give Israel, which already declared a unilateral truce, a week to pull its troops out of the territory.

A spokesman for Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said in response: "We'll play this day by day. We'll see how this goes. We want to leave Gaza. We'll do so as soon as we can."

Troops and tanks had streamed back over the border since dawn and the army later confirmed it had begun withdrawing after a three-week war in which 10 Israeli soldiers and over 1,300 Palestinians were killed. Three Israeli civilians also died.

Click here for more on this of this story

Israel begins to withdraw from Gaza

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/4/20090118/twl-israel-begins-to-withdraw-from-gaza-41f21e0.html

Israel has begun to withdraw its armed forces from the Gaza Strip, a military source has said.

"I can confirm that a gradual withdrawal of our forces is under way," the source said, refusing to elaborate on when the pullback might be completed.

Palestinian militant group Hamas has announced a ceasefire with Israel, giving the Jewish state one week to pull troops out of the Gaza strip.

It comes hours after the Israeli leaders voted to halt the offensive in region that has killed nearly 1,200 people.

A spokesman for Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said earlier that if a ceasefire held in the Hamas-ruled enclave, Israel could start the process of withdrawing its forces.

A Hamas official in Cairo, Ayman Taha, said: "Hamas and the factions announce a ceasefire in Gaza starting immediately and give Israel a week to withdraw."

The Islamist group said previously it would not stop its attacks as long as Israeli soldiers remained in the Gaza Strip.

Mr Taha said Hamas was demanding the opening of all Gaza border crossings for the entry of "all materials, food, goods and basic needs".

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Gordon Brown has touched down in the Middle East for an international summit on the crisis.

International leaders are holding a summit at the Egyptian Red Sea resort of Sharm el Sheikh which is to be co-chaired by Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and French President Nicolas Sarkozy.

Also attending are United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and senior politicians from Germany, Italy, Spain, Turkey and Jordan.

As he arrived in Egypt, Mr Brown announced an additional £20 million of British humanitarian aid and called for renewed efforts to find a lasting peace in the region.

In an apparent criticism of the scale of the Israeli response to Hamas rocket attacks, Mr Brown said "too many" innocent people had died in the 22-day assault on Gaza.

Mr Brown said the violence in Gaza must not halt the search for a path to peace, but should spur the international community on in its efforts to establish a sustainable two-state solution.

"This conflict has once again demonstrated the urgent need to forge a longer term settlement which gives security to both Israelis and Palestinians," he said.

Barack Obama 

Barack boogies at bash A huge concert has been held in Washington to mark Barack Obama's presidential inauguration. » Play video Obama sings along at star-studded pre-inauguration concert - video As the historic moment nears, Barack Obama dances and sings along with the stars at his pre-inauguration Lincoln Memorial concert.

 

A person out in heavy rain The most miserable day ever Misery experts have calculated that today, 19 January 2009, is the most depressing day of all time. » Why?
A person holding a test tube Trial seeks blindness cure

A new treatment that could cure certain types of blindness is to be trialled in Britain, it has been announced. » More

Man on quad bike in snow More wild weather coming

Wintry storms are predicted across the UK this week, with strong winds and the chance of snow showers. » Where?

One dead after stormy weekend

Check your local weather forecast

Stars joined by vast crowds to welcome Obama to Washington
Bono and the Edge of U2 performing at the "We Are One" inaugural celebration concert at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington yesterday. Addressing Mr Obama, Bono said: "What a thrill for four Irish boys from the northside of Dublin to honour you, sir." Photograph: Alex Brandon/PA

HUNDREDS OF thousands of people gathered at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington last night for the opening event of Barack Obama’s presidential inauguration, a star-studded concert celebrating national unity in diversity.

Bono, Beyonce, Jamie Foxx and Tom Hanks were among the artists who performed songs and read texts on the theme “We Are One”.

The vast crowd, which stretched from the memorial around the giant reflecting pool and beyond the Washington Monument, greeted Mr Obama and his wife Michelle with a great cheer as they descended the steps below the statue of Lincoln.

The president-elect and his wife joined their daughters Sasha and Malia behind a screen of protective glass as the concert began. Mr Obama told the crowd that they reflected the diversity of the coalition that drove his election campaign. “As I prepare to assume the presidency, yours are the voices I will take with me every day I walk into that Oval Office – the voices of men and women who have different stories but hold common hopes; who ask only for what was promised us as Americans – that we might make of our lives what we will and see our children climb higher than we did.” Bruce Springsteen was the first musician on stage, singing The RisingA Change is Gonna Come and Mary J Blige’s version of Lean on Me , which had the future first lady singing along. The crowd erupted later when Will.i.am, Herbie Hancock and Sheryl Crow came together to perform Bob Marley’s One Love and when country star Garth Brooks sang American Pie . Vice-president-elect Joe Biden delivered an impassioned speech about the dignity of work, pointing out the great memorials of Washington, which were “all built, stone by stone, by American men and women”. Authorities in Washington are expecting between up to two million people for the extended inauguration weekend, despite forecasts for snow. Commuter trains into Washington were packed and traffic was congested by mid-morning yesterday as crowds poured in through security checkpoints. Earlier, the president-elect and Mr Biden laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at Arlington Cemetery before Mr and Mrs Obama attended church. , backed by a red-robed gospel choir. Addressing Mr Obama, Bono said: “It’s not just an American dream: it’s an Irish dream, a European dream, an African dream, an Israeli dream, an Irish dream. What a thrill for four Irish boys from the northside of Dublin to honour you, sir.”Fox drew laughter when he lapsed into an impersonation of Mr Obama, quoting the president-elect’s election night remarks: “If there’s anyone who still doubts that America is not a place where all things are possible, tonight is your answer.” Among the musical highlights were a duet featuring Bettye LaVette and Jon Bon Jovi singing

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/frontpage/2009/0119/1232059659857.html

 

PM hails 'path to Mideast peace'PM hails 'path to Mideast peace' Press Assoc. -

Prime Minister Gordon Brown said he could see a "clear path to peace" in the Middle East in the wake of the ceasefires declared by both sides in the Gaza conflict. More »

  • Extra £300bn To Help BanksExtra £300bn To Help Banks SkyNews -

    The government is to cover Britain's banks to the tune of £300bn in insurance policies in an attempt to get them lending again. More »

  • Extra £100bn To Help BanksExtra £100bn To Help Banks SkyNews -

    The government is to cover Britain's banks with a £100bn insurance policy in an attempt to get them lending again. More »

  • New bank bail-out to cost billionsNew bank bail-out to cost billions Press Assoc. -

    The Government will set out plans to pour billions of pounds more of taxpayers' money into Britain's struggling banks in a bid to restore confidence and get credit flowing again. More »

  • Brown urges new Mideast peace driveBrown urges new Mideast peace drive Press Assoc. -

    Gordon Brown called for fresh impetus in the search for a permanent resolution to the Middle East peace process, in the wake of the ceasefires announced by both sides in the Gaza conflict. More »

Extra £300bn To Help BanksExtra £300bn To Help Banks SkyNews -

The government is to cover Britain's banks to the tune of £300bn in insurance policies in an attempt to get them lending again. More »



Obama's Inaugural Speech: Part IVPlay Obama's Inaugural Speech: Part IV
AP - 11 minutes ago

Barack Obama has become the nation's 44th president. Watch the fourth part of President Obama's inaugural address. (Jan. 20)

  • Obama's Inaugural Speech, Part V Play
    Obama's Inaugural Speech, Part V AP - 14 minutes ago

    Barack Obama has become the nation's 44th president. Watch the final part of President Obama's inaugural address. (Jan. 20)

  • Raw Video: Bush leaves Washington Play
    Raw Video: Bush leaves Washington AP - 2 hours, 15 minutes ago

    Former President George W. Bush and his wife left Washington for their Texas home, after eight years in the White House. (Jan. 20)

  • Obama's Inaugural Speech: Part III Play
    Obama's Inaugural Speech: Part III AP - 2 hours, 33 minutes ago

    Barack Obama has become the nation's 44th president. Watch the third part of President Obama's inaugural address. (Jan. 20)

  • Obama's Inaugural Speech: Part II Play
    Obama's Inaugural Speech: Part II AP - 2 hours, 53 minutes ago

    Barack Obama has become the nation's 44th president. Watch the second part of President Obama's inaugural address. (Jan. 20)

  • Obama's Inaugural Speech: Part I Play
    Obama's Inaugural Speech: Part I AP - Tue Jan 20, 12:56 PM ET

    Barack Obama has become the nation's 44th president. Watch the first part of President Obama's inaugural address. (Jan. 20)

  • Barack Obama sworn in as 44th President Play
    Barack Obama sworn in as 44th President AP - Tue Jan 20, 12:32 PM ET

    Barack Obama took the presidential oath becoming the 44th U.S. president Tuesday, shattering racial barriers as the first black leader of a country gripped by profound economic troubles and at war in two distant lands. (Jan. 20)

  • Historians excited about Obama's address Play
    Historians excited about Obama's address AP - Tue Jan 20, 12:32 PM ET

    As a crowd of hundreds of thousands of people awaited President-Elect Barack Obama's inaugural address, experts say the speech will be analysed for important lessons. (Jan. 20)

  • Raw Video: Moving vans, painters at White House Play
    Raw Video: Moving vans, painters at White House AP - Tue Jan 20, 12:26 PM ET

    The transition from one president to the next is under way at the White House, where moving vans and painters are getting the mansion ready for President Barack Obama. (Jan. 20)

  • Joe Biden sworn in as the 47th vice president Play
    Joe Biden sworn in as the 47th vice president AP - Tue Jan 20, 12:26 PM ET

    Joe Biden has been sworn in as the 47th vice president of the United States. Biden raised his right hand and took his oath of office Tuesday from Associate Justice John Paul Stevens. (Jan. 20)

  • Huffington Post throws a pre-inaugural party Play
    Huffington Post throws a pre-inaugural party AP - Tue Jan 20, 12:04 PM ET

    The talk at the Huffington Post Pre-Inaugural Party was all about Barack Obama. Among the attendees: Shakira, Forest Whitaker and Kenneth Cole. (Jan. 20)

  • Raw Video: Obama arrives at Capitol Play
    Raw Video: Obama arrives at Capitol AP - Tue Jan 20, 11:37 AM ET

    President-elect Barack Obama has arrived at the Capitol where he is set to be sworn in as the 44th President of the United States. (Jan. 20)

  • Raw Video: D.C. subway hits person on tracks Play
    Raw Video: D.C. subway hits person on tracks AP - Tue Jan 20, 11:16 AM ET

    Metro officials say someone fell onto the subway tracks at a downtown Washington, D.C., station and was struck by a train, prompting officials to close two stations and turn around some trains. (Jan. 20)

  • Raw Video: Tight security at Obama Inauguration Play Raw Video: Tight security at Obama Inauguration AP - Tue Jan 20, 
    Thousands of people attending Tuesday's Inauguration had to go through tight security near the National Mall. The security included bag checks and explosive-sniffing dogs. (Jan. 20)
  • First Person: 'Everybody should be here' Play First Person: 'Everybody should be here' AP - Tue Jan 20
    Massive crowds swarmed the National Mall on Tuesday to witness Barack Obama's inauguration as president. (Jan. 20)
  • Raw Video: VIP's arrive for Inauguration PlayRaw Video: VIP's arrive for Inauguration AP - Tue Jan 20,
    Hollywood celebrities and Washington dignitaries alike arrived on the Capitol platform ahead of Tuesday's Inauguration ceremony. (Jan. 20)
  • Raw Video: Obama arrives at The White House PlayRaw Video: Obama arrives at The White House AP - Tue Jan 20,
    President-elect Barack Obama has left St. John's Episcopal Church and gone to The White House to meet with President George W. Bush before the inauguration. (Jan. 20)
  • Raw Video: Sea of spectators on National Mall PlayRaw Video: Sea of spectators on National Mall AP - Tue Jan 20
    Crowds streamed into the nation's capital Tuesday, jamming subway cars and packing the National Mall from the Capitol to the Washington Monument hours before President-elect Barack Obama was to be sworn in. (Jan. 20)
  • First person: 'Most overwhelming feeling ever' Play First person: 'Most overwhelming feeling ever' AP - Tue Jan 20,Inauguration volunteer Anna M. Griffin is beside herself with emotion as she greets crowds coming from Washington's Metro transit system. (Jan. 20)
  • Emotional morning in DC ahead of inauguration Play
    Emotional morning in DC ahead of inauguration AP - Tue Jan 20,The streets of the U.S. capital pulsed with expectation Tuesday as crowds determined to witness the swearing-in of President-elect Barack Obama overwhelmed mass transit lines and clogged security checkpoints. (Jan. 20)
  • Raw Video: Obama goes to church Play Raw Video: Obama goes to church AP - Tue Jan 20
    President-elect Barack Obama started his Inauguration day by attending services at St. John's Episcopal Church in Washington. (Jan. 20)
  • ShowBiz Minute: Polanski, Green Inauguration, U2 Play ShowBiz Minute: Polanski, Green Inauguration, U2 AP - Tue Jan 20,
    Roman Polanski's bid to dismiss rape case tied to documentary; Will.i.am and John Legend perform at Green Inauguration Ball; U2 releases new single. (Jan. 20)
  • Jonas Brothers: Congrats Mr. President Play Jonas Brothers: Congrats Mr. President AP - Tue Jan 20,
    The Jonas Brothers congratulate the next U.S. President, Barack Obama, and reveal their dreams to also become president one day. (Jan. 20)
  • Raw Video: Partying in Obama's ancecstral home Play
    Raw Video: Partying in Obama's ancecstral home AP - Tue Jan 20, 

    Celebrations in the Kenyan village of Kogelo - birthplace of Barack Obama's father - went on through Monday night into Tuesday morning, the day of his historic inauguration as the 44th president of the United States. (Jan. 20)

Comic prepares to impersonate ObamaPlayComic prepares to impersonate ObamaBBC - Tue Jan 20, 
Impressionist Jon Culshaw has spoken about the challenge he faces in imitating Barack Obama.

Business Update: No Obama bouncePlayBusiness Update: No Obama bounceReutersU.S. stocks joined a global sell-off as the inauguration of Barack Obama as U.S. President failed to undue worries about the banking sector and corporate profits.


Photos of Israeli troops invade Gaza
......for more photos click here
Relatives of a Palestinian killed during Israel's offensive ...Reuters Sun Jan 11, 3:22 PM ET Relatives of a Palestinian killed during Israel's offensive react at Shifa hospital in Gaza January 11, 2009. (Suhaib Salem/Reuters)

An Israeli tank moves towards the border with the northern Gaza ...Reuters Sun Jan 11, ' An Israeli tank moves towards the border with the northern Gaza Strip January 11, 2009. (Yannis Behrakis/Reuters)
Israeli soldiers stand together at a military staging area before ...Reuters Sun Jan 11,  Israeli soldiers stand together at a military staging area before moving towards the northern Gaza Strip January 11, 2009. (Baz Ratner/Reuters)
A Palestinian collects pages of the Koran from the ruins of ...Reiters Sun Jan 11,A Palestinian collects pages of the Koran from the ruins of the al-Fadilah mosque destroyed after an Israeli air strike in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip January 11, 2009. (Ibraheem Abu Mustafa/Reuters)

A member of the Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) stands among ...Reiters Sun Jan 11,  A member of the Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) stands among Indonesian and Palestine flags during a rally in Jakarta January 11, 2009 against the Israeli attacks on Gaza. (Supri/Reuters)
A member of the Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) holds a poster ...Reuters Sun Jan 11,  ETA member of the Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) holds a poster during a rally in Jakarta January 11, 2009 against the Israeli attacks on Gaza. (Supri/Reuters)
Protesters break down a mock Israel camp during a street rally ...Reuters Sun Jan 11, Protesters break down a mock Israel camp during a street rally against the Israeli military attacks in the Gaza Strip, in Jakarta January 11, 2008. (Dadang Tri/Reuters)
A relative of a Palestinian killed during Israel's offensive ...Reuters Sun Jan 11, A relative of a Palestinian killed during Israel's offensive reacts at Shifa hospital in Gaza January 11, 2009. (Suhaib Salem/Reuters)
An Israeli tank returns to Israel from the northern Gaza Strip, ...Reuters Sun Jan 11, An Israeli tank returns to Israel from the northern Gaza Strip, seen in background, January 11, 2009. (Yannis Behrakis/Reuters)
Israeli soldiers stand atop a tank before moving towards the ...ReutersSun Jan 11, 
Israeli soldiers stand atop a tank before moving towards the northern Gaza Strip January 11, 2009. (Baz Ratner/Reuters)
Web Hosting Companies