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• Breaking News - Al-Arabiya: Alleged bin Laden tape offers truce to European states.
• Subject: Breaking News - Al-Arabiya: Alleged bin Laden tape offers truce to European states .
• ------------------------------------------------------ MSNBC Breaking News ------------------------------------------------------ Al-Arabiya: Alleged bin Laden tape offers truce to European states - Speaker on audio tape offers truce if European states stop attacking Muslims, but said there would be no truce with the United States. ...
• Breaking News - Al-Arabiya: Alleged bin Laden tape offers truce to European states, MSNBC Breaking News .

• Al-Arabiya TV Airs 'Saddam Tape' Mourning Sons.
• ¡¡¡¡The Dubai-based Al-Arabiya satellite TV on Tuesday broadcast an audio tape purportedly from Saddam Hussein, in which the former Iraqi president mourned his sons Uday and Qusay, who were killed by US forces last week. ...

• Al-Jazeera, Al-Arabiya banned in Iraq .
• LONDON(SEPT 23):The US-appointed government in Iraq has banned two of the Arab world's most popular TV channels, Al-Jazeera and Al-Arabiya, The Times reported on Tuesday.
• The Iraqi Governing Council is reported to have voted in a private session to expel reporters from the Al-Jazeera and Al-Arabiya satellite stations for allegedly inciting violence in Iraq and supporting insurgency against the US-led coalition.

• Home  » Reports From Iraq  » Media and Freedom of Speech    »  Al-Arabiya Denies Inciting Attacks.
• Al-Arabiya Denies Inciting Attacks.
• The chief editor of al-Arabiya satellite channel has rejected charges that the station incited murder by airing a Saddam Hussein tape calling for attacks on Iraqi officials. ... "We have a lot of sources in Iraq, not only al-Arabiya correspondents," he said. Ban Earlier on Monday, the council's current chairman Jalal Talabani announced the measure, saying, "We have decided to ban al-Arabiya in Iraq for a certain period of time because it broadcast an invitation to murder, an incitement to murder by the voice of Saddam Hussein. " The offending tape was broadcast on 16 November by al-Arabiya, which was launched this year as a competitor to Aljazeera and has received a number of Saddam recordings since the US-led April invasion. ... The five rules were part of a statement announcing that Aljazeera and al-Arabiya had been banned from reporting on government activities for two weeks because of their "irresponsible actions" after an earlier message calling on Iraqis to take up arms and attributed to Saddam. ...

• 2003-11-252@webnews#us,tv,iraq,Al-Arabiya # /enpproperty--> Al-Arabiya TV ordered to shut down in Baghdad .
• Al-Arabiya TV ordered to shut down in Baghdad.
• -appointed government raided the offices of Al-Arabiya television on Monday, banned its broadcasts from Iraq and threatened to imprison its journalists. ...
• Al-Arabiya said it would not fight the ban and would report on Iraq from its headquarters in Dubai. ...
• Iraqi policemen leave Al-Arabiya's Baghdad bureau carrying a satellite dish connector. ...
• In Baghdad, Jalal Talabani, the current council president, said "Al-Arabiya incites murder because it's calling for killings through the voice of Saddam Hussein. ...
• Shortly after Talabani finished his news conference, about 20 Iraqi police officers raided Al-Arabiya's offices in Baghdad's Mansour neighborhood, making lists of equipment to be seized if it continued to report from Baghdad, said station correspondent Ali al-Khatib, reporting live from the Iraqi capital. ...
• The officers also raided the Middle East Broadcasting Center, a mostly entertainment network that shares offices with Al-Arabiya and is owned by the same Saudi company. ...
• After an hour of discussions with police, Al-Arabiya's chief Baghdad editor, Wahhad Yacoub, emerged from the station and said the channel would cease broadcasting reports from Iraq until the matter is resolved. ...
• Outraged Al-Arabiya correspondents accused the government of trying to stifle a free media. ...
• Al-Arabiya has clashed with authorities before for its coverage of Iraq. ... Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz said Al-Arabiya and another Arab news channel, Al-Jazeera, incited violence against American forces with slanted reports. ...
• In September, the Governing Council temporarily banned Al-Arabiya and Al-Jazeera from entering government buildings and news conferences, accusing them of being aware of attacks on American troops before they occurred. ...
• Al-Arabiya correspondent Jawad Hattab said that in broadcasting the Saddam tape, the station was merely fulfilling "its fundamental journalistic duty, which is to broadcast excellent news that people expect. ...
• Al-Arabiya was launched shortly before the U. ...
• +Al-Arabiya TV ordered to shut down in Baghdad.

• Al-Arabiya.
• Al-Arabiya is an Arab language news television station based in Dubai, launched in February 2003, that wants to be a more balanced alternative to Al-Jazeera.
• On September 23, 2003, Iraq suspends Al-Arabiya from reporting on official government activities for two weeks for what the Council states as supporting recent attacks on council members and Coalition occupational forces. ...
• It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Al-Arabiya".

•  16-4-2004 - In Defense of Al-JAZEERA and Al-ARABIYA.
• It's a bummer I can't understand the Portuguese news as they show it all, including footage from Al-Jazeera and Al-Arabiya. ... "The effect of this is that most Iraqis get their news from Aljazeera and al-Arabiya because they know that they tell the truth. ... General John Abizaid, the head of US Central Command, singled out Al-Jazeera and Al-Arabiya as portraying US military action "as purposely targeting civilians, and we absolutely do not do that, and I think everybody knows that. ... " Again I pose the question, what has happened to freedom of speech? Isn't it always said there are two sides to every story? Al-Jazeera and Al-Arabiya are issuing footage and reports of what's going on in Iraq and Fallujah, they broke the Japanese hostage story, they have reported many things the US media refuse to talk about. ...

• Al-Arabiya.
• Al-Arabiya is an Arab language news television station based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates that wants to be a more balanced alternative to Al-Jazeera. ...
• On September 23, 2003, Iraq suspends Al-Arabiya from reporting on official government activities for two weeks for what the Council states as supporting recent attacks on council members and Coalition occupational forces. ...
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• It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Al-Arabiya" .

• Al-Arabiya toont nieuwe foto's uit Abu Ghraib.
• De Arabische televisiezender Al-Arabiya heeft donderdag nieuwe beelden uitgezonden van de vernedering van Iraakse gedetineerden in de Abu Ghraib-gevangenis in Bagdad, deze keer van Amerikaanse militairen die met de duim omhoog gestoken glimlachen bij een lijk in een zak.
• De beelden zijn volgens Al-Arabiya "tijdens het onderzoek boven water gekomen". ...

• "The Governing Council has decided to ban al-Jazeera and al-Arabiya from covering council activities and official press conferences, and to deny their correspondents access to ministries and council buildings for two weeks," the council said in a statement. ...
• Al-Jazeera and al-Arabiya have defended their reports by saying they are committed to giving both sides of the story. ...
• In an interview broadcast on al-Jazeera, Iraqi Governing Council spokesman Intifad Qanbar said the ban was on al-Jazeera's and al-Arabiya's "official and government activities". ...
• "Al-Jazeera and al-Arabiya have regrettably broadcast statements by masked men advocating terrorism. ...
• "However, we believe that the lives of the Iraqi citizens are above everything, including the reputation of al-Jazeera and al-Arabiya. ...
• In Dubai, al-Arabiya said it had received no official notification of the restrictions and was still operating normally. ...
• ," Abdul SattarEllaz, programme editor for al-Arabiya, told Reuters news agency. ...
• Qatar-based al-Jazeera and Dubai-based al-Arabiya have a large team of reporters in Iraq and have earned a wide following across the Arab world. ...

• Saddam's information minister to reappear on Al-Arabiya TV.
• Ex-Iraqi information minister Mohammed Said al-Sahaf will reappear for the first time since the fall of Baghdad in an interview conducted there by Al-Arabiya television, the news channel said.
• Al-Arabiya satellite network (search) broadcast a few seconds of footage of Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf, part of a 30-minute interview it said it conducted with him in Baghdad on Thursday. ...
• He "was exclusively interviewed in his hide-out in Baghdad," al-Arabiya said in a statement sent to The Associated Press. ...
• The interview will include "important information about the last war and the fall of the Iraqi regime," al-Arabiya said. ...

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• Subject: Al-sahifat al-arabiya fi vatan-al islamiya .

• Al-Jazeera og Al-Arabiya var med på angrep.
• Al-Jazeera og Al-Arabiya er blitt tipset på forhånd og har i noen tilfeller vært på plass for å filme angrep på koalisjonsstyrkene, sier forsvarsminister Donald Rumsfeld.
• Nylig ble Al-Arabiya nektet å arbeide i Irak i to uker, fordi stasjonen har kringkastet en oppfordring til å drepe medlemmene av det provisoriske styringsrådet. ...

• Al-Arabiya TV Airs 'Saddam Tape' Mourning Sons.
• The Dubai-based Al-Arabiya satellite TV on Tuesday broadcast an audio tape purportedly from Saddam Hussein, in which the former Iraqi president mourned his sons Uday and Qusay, who were killed by US forces last week. ...
• The Dubai-based Al-Arabiya satellite TV on Tuesday broadcast an audio tape purportedly from Saddam Hussein, in which the former Iraqi president mourned his sons Udayand Qusay, who were killed by US forces last week. ...

• Al-Arabiya For Petroleum Equipment .
• Al-Arabiya For Petroleum Equipment .

• Al-Arabiya airs bin Laden tape, Al-Jazeera says it had it before.
• DUBAI (AFP) - The Dubai-based Al-Arabiya satellite channel aired an audiotape attributed to Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden in which he slammed the US-led war in Iraq as "a new crusade" against Muslims.
• "The last audiotape which Al-Arabiya channel broadcast was broadcast before, on 18 October 2003, by Al-Jazeera satellite channel," it said in a statement sent to AFP, along with a transcript of the tape.
• Al-Arabiya officials were not available for comment.
• Parts aired by Al-Arabiya did not include remarks in which the man purported to be bin Laden threatened to send suicide bombers to the United States and to attack any forces joining the US-led coalition in Iraq.
• Both Al-Jazeera and Al-Arabiya, the leading Arab news channels, have been accused by US officials of inciting violence by airing such tapes of Al-Qaeda leaders as well as those of deposed Iraqi president Saddam Hussein before he was captured by US forces on December 13. ...
• Al-Arabiya -- like Al-Jazeera on October 18 -- did not give a date for the tape, but it appeared to be several months old.
• "This war is a new crusade against the Islamic world," the man alleged to be the Al-Qaeda chief said, referring to Iraq, according to Al-Arabiya, which aired parts of the tape interspersed by commentary.

• About 25 journalists walked out of the media briefing to register their opposition to the slaying of two TV journalists from the Dubai-based satellite news channel Al-Arabiya by US soldiers the previous night.
• According to Al-Arabiya, US soldiers at a Baghdad military checkpoint fired on a car carrying a cameraman and correspondent at 10 p. ...
• Al-Arabiya employees said another car drove through the US checkpoint. ...
• Ahmed Abdul Amiya, the driver of the Al-Arabiya car, told news agencies: “I stopped in front of the checkpoint and then I saw another car coming fast toward it and I thought it was going to explode. ...
• Al-Arabiya’s editing supervisor in Baghdad, Mohammed Ibrahim, said: “There were a lot of cars in the area. ...
• Al-Arabiya has branded the shootings a “horrid crime”. ...
• US officials have been repeatedly singled out Al-Arabiya for its critical reporting. ...
• In response to last week’s events, the Pentagon baldly denied responsibility for killing the Al-Arabiya journalists. ...
• He said several US soldiers and their commander at the checkpoint could not recall any shooting involving a vehicle such as that used by Al-Arabiya. ...
• But the fact that the journalists were from Al-Arabiya and travelling in a marked car points to a more sinister explanation: that the two may have been deliberately killed. ...

• Home   >   After Saddam   >   Article Al-Jazeera, Al-Arabiya banned from reporting for two weeks.
• Iraq's Governing Council has banned the Arab satellite television stations Al-Jazeera and Al-Arabiya from covering official activities in Baghdad for two weeks, a statement said. ...
• "Al-Jazeera and Al-Arabiya will temporarily be excluded from any coverage of Governing Council activities or official press conferences, and correspondents of the two channels will not be allowed to enter ministries or government offices for two weeks," the statement said.
• US officials have accused the Qatar-based Al-Jazeera and the Dubai-based Al-Arabiya of giving too much prominence to anti-US attacks, and of providing a forum for backers of ousted president Saddam Hussein. ...
• Al-Arabiya officials had yet to react. ...

• Al-Arabiya TV Airs Videotape of an Iraqi-American Hostage, Aban Elias, from Denver, Colorado.

• The Media Iraqi Governing Council bans satellite television station Al-Arabiya .
• RSF has called on the Iraqi Governing Council to reverse its decision banning the Dubai-based satellite television news channel Al-Arabiya from operating in Iraq until it signs a written commitment not to encourage terrorism. ... The ban was imposed after Al-Arabiya broadcast an audio tape on 16 November in which a voice said to be that of Saddam Hussein was heard urging Iraqis to kill members of the United States-installed transitional government. ... Iraq's interim government previously banned Al-Arabiya and fellow Arabic satellite news channel Al-Jazeera from covering its official activities for two weeks after the stations broadcast audio tapes said to be of Saddam Hussein at the time of the murder of interim government member Akila al-Hashimi on 20 September. ...

• From al-Arabiya TV to Vienna papers, planet's press covers gubernatorial race .
• The cameraman for the Al-Arabiya satellite channel, which broadcasts from Dubai and is widely watched in Iraq, zoomed in on the eight-page, celebrity-packed ballot form and then panned over to the prominent sign on the voting booth: "Got chad? Check your ballot card. ...

• Al-Arabiya reprend du service à Bagdad.
• Par le passé, Al-Arabiya avait diffusé des messages de l'ancien dictateur.
• La chaîne de télévision Al-Arabiya, interdite d'opérer en Irak depuis fin novembre, a repris du service, dimanche, dans la foulée de l'annonce de la capture de Saddam Hussein, sans avoir obtenu le feu vert des autorités. ...
• Les États-Unis ont par le passé plusieurs fois vivement critiqué l'attitude d'Al-Arabiya, l'accusant d'encourager la violence contre les forces de la coalition et contre les Irakiens qui coopèrent avec elle. ...

• The government accused Al-Arabiya of “inciting murder” for broadcasting an audio tape a week ago of a voice it said belonged to Saddam Hussein. “WE HAVE issued a warning to Al-Arabiya and we will sue,” said Jalal Talabani, the current president of the Iraqi Governing Council. “Al-Arabiya incites murder because it’s calling for killings through the voice of Saddam Hussein. ... ” He said Al-Arabiya would be banned from working in Iraq for “a certain time,” which he didn’t specify. At the State Department, spokesman Richard Boucher said the United States agreed with the Governing Council’s assessment that Al-Arabiya was inciting violence. ... ” Outside the station, Al-Arabiya’s chief Baghdad editor, Wahhad Yacoub, said it would cease broadcasting reports from Iraq until the matter could be resolved, although he said the station would continue to report on Iraq from its headquarters in the city of Dubai, in the United Arab Emirites. Earlier Monday, about 20 Iraqi police officers raided Al-Arabiya’s offices in Baghdad’s Mansour neighborhood, making lists of equipment to be seized if it did not comply with the order, said station correspondent Ali al-Khatib, reporting live from the Iraqi capital. The officers also raided the Middle East Broadcasting Center, a mostly entertainment network that shares offices with Al-Arabiya and is owned by the same Saudi company. ... He also said the police carried an order from the Governing Council and told Al-Arabiya the council might reconsider its decision if the news channel writes a letter pledging never to encourage terrorism. ... ” “If the Iraqi council wants to complain about coverage of Al-Arabiya, they should directly approach the station rather than close its office down,” the statement said. Al-Arabiya has clashed with authorities before for its coverage of Iraq.

• Al-Arabiya.
• Al-Arabiya is an Arab language news television station based in Dubai, launched in February 2003, that wants to be a more balanced alternative to Al-Jazeera.
• On September 23, 2003, Iraq suspends Al-Arabiya from reporting on official government activities for two weeks for what the Council states as supporting recent attacks on council members and Coalition occupational forces. ...

• Al-Arabiya denies inciting attacks.
• The chief editor of al-Arabiya satellite channel has rejected charges that the station incited murder by airing a Saddam Hussein tape calling for attacks on Iraqi officials. ...
• "We have a lot of sources in Iraq, not only al-Arabiya correspondents," he said.
• Earlier on Monday, the council's current chairman Jalal Talabani announced the measure, saying, "We have decided to ban al-Arabiya in Iraq for a certain period of time because it broadcast an invitation to murder, an incitement to murder by the voice of Saddam Hussein. ...
• The offending tape was broadcast on 16 November by al-Arabiya, which was launched this year as a competitor to Aljazeera and has received a number of Saddam recordings since the US-led April invasion. ...
• The five rules were part of a statement announcing that Aljazeera and al-Arabiya had been banned from reporting on government activities for two weeks because of their "irresponsible actions" after an earlier message calling on Iraqis to take up arms and attributed to Saddam. ...

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