Tuesday, 23 Nov 2004
IRAQI NEWS
Al-Sharqiyah TV 21 Nov 04: Iraqi Prime Minister Iyad Allawi has condemned the attack against a mosque in northern Baghdad on 20 November, saying that the actions of the Iraqi National Guard and US forces were "illegal", Iraqi Al-Sharqiyah TV reported on 22. Allawi promised a Sunni Waqf delegation on 21 that he would form a committee to investigate the shooting at the Abu-Hanifah al-Nu'man Mosque in Al-A'zamiyah when several worshippers were killed and others wounded. However, Iraqi National Guard Commander Mazhar al-Mawla denied that Iraqi National Guard members took part in the attack. "I said that the Iraqi National Guard did not storm the Abu-Hanifah Mosque, nor did it enter it. A special unit entered the mosque upon special orders. The Iraqi government is not involved in this issue," he said, in remarks broadcast by the TV.
SCIRI's Voice of the Mujahidin in Arabic,22 Nov 04, : Iraqi Prime Minister Iyad Allawi on 21 November met representatives of the Sunni Waqf Department to discuss the government's aim of restoring security in the country, the Iraqi Shi'i group's Iran-based radio station Voice of the Mujahidin reported on 22. It said Allawi also indicated his commitment to guaranteeing the participation of all Iraqis in the political process and thanked the department for its efforts to promote stability and security and building and developing national unity.
Iraqi PM and president's parties to enter elections -Al- Sabah Al Jadid
Al- Sabah Al Jadid, Daily, BAGHDAD, Nov 22, 2004: The Iraqi Higher Commission of Elections declared on Monday that about 150 parties and individuals had so for applied to take part in the general elections. The parties include the National Accord Movement headed by interim Prime Minister Ayad Allawy and a new party named "Iraqis" headed by interim President Sheikh Ghazi Ageel Al Yawar. Meanwhile, among the new parties to participate in the elections is the Democratic Iraqi Nation Party headed by Mithal Al Alusi, who stirred an uproar in October when he paid a surprise visit to Israel, unprecedented in the Iraqi political arena.
(Khabat, 22 Nov 04): Multinational forces and the Iraqi National Guards have arrested 60 "terrorists" and killed an unspecified number of others in the last two days in various parts of Mosul, the Iraqi Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) newspaper Khabat reported on 22. In a separate incident, "terrorists" killed a Kurdish police officer from Mosul. The paper gave no further details.
Al-Adalah [Baghdad, twice-weekly newspaper in Arabic published by the Supreme Council of the Islamic Revolution in Iraq (SCIRI)] "Sharm al-Shaykh conference is historic opportunity for all participants to prove their good will and true intentions to help the Iraqi people and government pass the current stage. The success of the conference will make Iraqis view all those taking part in the event with much respect and appreciation It will not only mean the success of the Iraqi project, rather, it will be a gain for states that have yet failed to prove their sincere willingness to come to Iraq's aid."
Sharm al-Shaykh conference held in a climate of rapid changes- Al-Sharq al-Awsat
Al-Sharq al-Awsat [Baghdad edition of London-based daily Al-Sharq al-Awsat] [From opinion by Jabir Habib Jabir]: "Sharm al-Shaykh conference is being held in such a climate of rapid changes, with Iraq's neighbours, Egypt, the eight major industrialized nations, China and representatives of the international organizations concerned. As for the Iraqi government's representative, he will attend ..., relying on a US administration enjoying broad powers from its people and having enough time to implement the neo-Conservatives' agenda Attending the conference can be interpreted as acceptance on the part of the participants of the political option in Iraq. Therefore, they will be asked to back this option seriously, support the forthcoming elections and not intervene to block them or influence their results. The major industrialized nations, for their part, will be requested to activate the international campaign against terrorism and assist with Iraqi reconstruction However, there should be some real assurances in the light of earlier concerns, while everyone should be made aware of the gravity of the situation in Iraq and their responsibilities. An uncontrollable situation and undermined institutions threaten to make Iraq a breeding ground for violence, not a recipient of it ..."
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Iraqi PM says US-Iraqi attack on Baghdad mosque "illegal"- Al-Sharqiyah
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Iraqi PM in talks with Sunni clerics ahead of January poll-VOICE OF THE MUJAHIDIN
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Iraqi PM and president's parties to enter elections -Al- Sabah Al Jadid
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Mosul policeman killed as Iraqi guardsmen arrest 60 "terrorists"- Khabat,
IRAQI BROADCAST MEDIA SUMMARIES, NOV 04
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Programme summary of Al-Iraqiyah TV news 22 Nov 04
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Programme summary of Iraqi SCIRI's Voice of Mujahidin news 22 Nov 04
IRAQI PRESS HEADLINES , 22 NOV 04
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Al-Zaman [daily, independent, Baghdad edition of London-based Al-Zaman]:
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Al-Mu'tamar [Baghdad, daily newspaper in Arabic published by the Iraqi National Congress]:
IRAQI PRESS QUOTES, 22 NOV 04
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``Sharm al-Shaykh conference and Iraqis'' Al-Adalah
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Sharm al-Shaykh conference held in a climate of rapid changes- Al-Sharq al-Awsat
UPDATES FROM IRAQI KURDISH PRESS, 22 NOV 04
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Khabat daily, issued in Erbil by the KDP, 22 November 2004
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Kurdistani Nwe daily, issued in Sulaymanya by the PUK, 22 November 2004
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Hawal weekly, issued in Kirkuk by Hawal Foundation for Press and Public Information 20 November 2004
Iraqi PM says US-Iraqi attack on Baghdad mosque "illegal"- Al-Sharqiyah
Iraqi PM in talks with Sunni clerics ahead of January poll-VOICE OF THE MUJAHIDIN
The political parties and entities announced to take part in the elections, however, does not include two major Kurdish parties in Iraq, which are led by Massoud Al Barazani and Jalal Talabani respectively. The newspaper, which is closely connected with the interim government, added on Monday that a full list of candidates was also being prepared with 50 percent of the names already slated. "The full list will be announced in the coming days after the independent candidates from all over the country are included," said the newspaper. It also pointed out that the religious references had agreed to accept the forming of the list and that members of the former Iraqi governing council (IGC) would also be included.
Mosul policeman killed as Iraqi guardsmen arrest 60 "terrorists"- Khabat,
Programme summary of Al-Iraqiyah TV news 22 Nov 04
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Iraq Prime Minister Iyad Allawi calls for national unity during meeting with tribal chiefs from Kirkuk, Diyala and Al-Fallujah. Video report highlights his comments, meeting, statement by Allawi spokesman, comments by tribal chiefs.
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Alawi reaffirms commitment to restoring security during meeting with members of members of Sunni waqf, discusses incident at Al-A'zamiyah mosque.
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Sharm al-Sharm Shaykh meeting discusses future of Iraq. Video report highlights focus of meeting.
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Iraqis hope meeting will lead to better security in the country. Video report
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Studio interview with Iraqi journalist, Sa'd Abbas. He speaks about agenda of Sharm al-Shaykh meeting.
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Interim National Assembly discusses debt relief and election. Video report
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Interim government seeks participation of all Iraqis in election, says Minister of Foreign Affairs Hoshyar Zebari. Video report highlights Allawi meeting with representatives from Sunni waqf, next election, voter registration.
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American President George Bush welcomes setting date for Iraq election. Video report
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South Korean foreign minister reaffirms commitment to Iraq reconstruction. Video report
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Eight members of National Guard killed in ambush in Al-Ramadi; Black Watch unit comes under mortar attack; no one is hurt. Video report covers ambush, attack on Black Watch unit.
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Report on blast hitting multinational soldiers in Baghdad.
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Twenty underground torture chambers found in Al-Fallujah. Video report covers announcement at press conference held by American officer, arrest of insurgents.
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Shi'i Authority Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani sends humanitarian convoy to Al-Fallujah. Video report covers decision, reaction in Fallujah.
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National Guard command to carry out security plan during election. Video report covers comments by National Guard officer.
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16. 2911 Basra police foil attempt to smuggle artefact. Video report
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Bootleggers arrested in Biqar. Video report
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American Secretary of State Colin Powell holds talks with Israel's Prime minister Ariel Sharon. Video report
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Lebanon marks Independence Day. Video report
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Asia-Pacific countries conclude summit in Chile. Video report
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Ukraine opposition candidate accuses government of rigging election. Video report
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Business bulletin. Allawi hails debt relief agreed by Iraq creditors. Report on gasoline shortage in Basra. US Congress approves aid budget. International market report.
Programme summary of Iraqi SCIRI's Voice of Mujahidin news 22 Nov 04
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: International conference on Iraq to begin in Sharm al-Shaykh today ...
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Draft concluding statement of Sharm al-Shaykh conference stresses sovereignty of Iraq, its political independence and commitment to not interfering in Iraq's internal affairs ...
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Scores killed and wounded in various cities in clashes between resistance men, US forces ..
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Nine Iraqi National Guardsmen killed, 17 others wounded in Al-Ramadi ...
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US forces admit to opening fire on bus in Al-Ramadi, resulting in "martyrdom of seven civilians, including an elderly woman" ...
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US forces' HQ in Al-A'zamiyah, Al-Jadiriyah, Al-Ghazaliyah neighbourhoods witness series of explosions, clashes ...
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Three US soldiers killed, another wounded in detonating explosive device targeting US patrol in Abu Ghurayb ...
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US "occupation" army says a Marine patrol killed resistance man in Al-Fallujah ...
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Three killed, eight others wounded in Bayji clashes between US forces, resistance according to eye witnesses ...
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Al-Qa'idah claims responsibility for "executing 12 members of National Guard" in Mosul ..
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Corpses of three men shot in the head also discovered in Mosul ...
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Two people killed, four others, including three children, wounded in clashes between resistance men, US forces in Samarra ...
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Source Iraqi PM's office says kidnappers have released Allawi's male cousin ...
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Elections Committee chairman Abd-al-Husayn al-Hindawi says elections to take place on 30 January 2005 ...
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High-ranking US official says US has lost patience with refusal of five NATO members to send troops to Iraq to train Iraqi Army ...
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Father of youth killed in Iraq blames 26 Saudi clerics who signed a statement permitting fighting in Iraq for the death of his son ...
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Iraqi PM Iyad Allawi met representatives of Sunni Waqf Department last night ...
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30 January tentative date for elections
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Sharm al-Shaykh conference begins meetings with border control file between Iraq, neighbouring states
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Suspects arrested near Technology University; mortar bomb lands in Al-Kazimiyah; roadside bomb explodes in Al-Adl quarter
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Attack on Al-Latifiyah imminent; residents denounce killing of police,
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National Guards Police abort attempt to raid Babil governor's house
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US warns Al-Ramadi to hand over armed groups ...
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Reports of Al-Zarqawi seen in Kirkuk ...
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Marines delay evacuation of bodies from Al-Fallujah
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Al-Hawijah tribes to remove all military signs in district
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Sharif Husayn Bin-Ali urges government to handle security situation
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Muqtada al-Sadr reaffirms boycott of elections
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Mortar attack on Ninawa local council; unidentified men threaten radio, TV staff.
Al-Mu'tamar [Baghdad, daily newspaper in Arabic published by the Iraqi National Congress]:
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Elections on 30 January to vote on National Assembly,
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Kurdistan national council, governorates' local councils Kirkuk subject of Dokan meeting
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Iraq war monthly bill hit 8.5bn dollars
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Evidence of Syrian-Iranian involvement; three groups with Ba'thist funds fought Al-Fallujah battles
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Turkey: Government alone can decide on elections in Kirkuk
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Al-Zarqawi in Kirkuk
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Al-Fallujah reconstruction to cost 100m dollars
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Baghdad ready to celebrate its day on 29 November despite the extraordinary situation.
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The 2-day festival of poet Dildar, author of the Kurdish national anthem (Ei Raqeeb), started in Erbil yesterday in the presence of KRG-Erbil minister of culture, Erbil Governor and other senior officials, as well as more than 300 poets and writers and intellectuals.
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An MNFI spokesperson in Mosul announced the capture of 60 terrorists and killing of others in joint hunt operations with the Iraqi national guards (ING) in the city during the last two days.
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The elections will start on 30 January 2005, the Independent Electoral Commission announced. The commission further said electoral propaganda would start on January and stop 48 hours before the elections.
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Amman will host today a broad meeting between Iraqi and foreign stakeholders on Iraq reconstruction requirements.
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Kirkuk police commander announced his forces are an alert for the elections.
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Dahuk Governor received in his office a French businessman who is in the process of opening two factories in Erbil and Dahuk for assembly of Peugeot vehicles. The businessman had Kurdistan in 1962 first and made a TV interview with Kurdish legendary leader and KDP founder Mustafa Barzani in1963.
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KRG-Erbil increased the retirement pension for the civil servants who die or sustain disability because of terrorism acts to 100% of their salaries with all the allowances and upgrade stipends due to any civil servant working until the normal retirement age at 63.
Kurdistani Nwe daily, issued in Sulaymanya by the PUK, 22 November 2004
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Sharm Al-Sheikh international summit starts today to support Iraqi political process, the election and security preservation.
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(summarized editorial)The Sharm Al-Sheikh summit is due to start today. Many regional and world states, including the G8, are participating in the summit that is being held for the good of the Iraqi people. It is important and necessary, however, to define what is meant by the good of Iraqi people because some participants of the summit are those who pretend to care for Iraq while in reality they support, encourage and harbor terrorists who are doing their best to destroy Iraq and prevent its transition to a democratic federal state.
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Kirkuk is a historical Kurdistan city and the PUK will not accept any compromise on its identity, Azad Jindyani, the PUK central Media Bureau said on a TV show last night.
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The Kurdish political parties in Syria are planning for a peaceful demonstration in their quest to push the Government release all the prisoners who have been jailed since the last demonstration in March.
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The IDPs who returned to Kirkuk will enjoy their full right to candidacy and voting in the elections, the chief of Kirkuk branch of the Independent Electoral Commission said in a press conference. On the Dukan meeting, where 15 Iraqi and Kurdistani political parties demanded postponing Kirkuk provincial elections until after normalizing Kirkuk situation, the Commission officials said they received such a demand but no decision was taken by the Baghdad-based higher commission on the matter yet.
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In Qazaniya town, Dyala governorate, the Customs and Border police (CBP) captured 10 Afghanis who infiltrated into the country illegally. They were sent to Baghdad for investigation and trial. Illegal intruders face at least I year imprisonment sentence.
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KRG-Sulaymanya distributed relief items to 38 refugee families who returned from Iran to their places of origin in Khanaqeen area. The KRG also supported another 200 IDP families who returned to Mandali and 120 families temporarily residing in Malaksha IDP camp.
Hawal weekly, issued in Kirkuk by Hawal Foundation for Press and Public Information 20 November 2004
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(summarized editorial)The Kurdish political leadership needs to differentiate between reluctance and slowness and its claim for implementing rational and pacific policies so that we could restore Kirkuk.
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(summarized column)Against the will of Kurdistan people, the Iraqi Transitional Administrative Law (TAL) did not make a clear decision on the restoration of Kirkuk and other Kurdish areas into the Kurdistan Region boundaries and the issue was postponed once again. Returning the Kirkuki IDPs to their places of origin became the responsibility of the Kurdish leadership. Feeling. The leadership accepted the challenge and has been claiming since then that they will guarantee the return of the IDPs (...) All what we see is only words with very little action. They have started to take serious measures, but unfortunately very lately. They need to speed up and turn their words to fruitful action through increasing their financial support to ease the return and proper resettlement of the IDPs.
Al-Adalah [Baghdad, twice-weekly newspaper in Arabic published by the Supreme Council of the Islamic Revolution in Iraq (SCIRI)]: General elections set for 30 January FM Hoshyar Zebari in Sharm al-Shaykh today to review developments in Iraqi situation ... Egyptian foreign minister: No meeting for Iraqi opposition alongside conference (news agencies quoted) Government confirms elections to be held on time Paris Club writes off 80 per cent of Iraqi debts (news agencies quoted) SCIRI leader Al-Sistani rejects revenge, stresses need to respect the law Bodies of nine Iraqi soldiers found in Mosul (news agencies quoted) Over 1,450 persons arrested in Al-Fallujah; Health Ministry moves wounded to Baghdad hospitals Deputy PM in Al-Samawah launches project to expedite reconstruction in governorates; 2m dollars allocated monthly to fund projects ready for implementation Industry minister joins political group chaired by Al-Yawar (Radio Sawa quoted) Large committee formed to control widespread drug addiction Pentagon: US forces in Iraq spend over 8bn dollars a month French Foreign Ministry contacts hostage held with two journalists (news agencies quoted) Father of Saudi killed in Iraq sues Saudi clerics (Reuters quoted) De-Ba'thification law put into effect Koizumi pledges Japan's support for Iraq reconstruction (news agencies quoted) Jordanian finance minister says 280m Jordanian dinars paid to Jordanian exporters to Iraq 40 platforms built in Iraq grand port.
Baghdad [Baghdad, daily newspaper in Arabic published by the Iraqi National Accord Movement]: Large international gathering in Sharm al-Shaykh conference today in support of Iraq ... Efforts to approve Egyptian 14-point draft to back government and elections, renounce terrorism (news agencies quoted) Elections Commission Chairman Farid Ayar: Today the final day to receive applications approving political entities ... Next elections on 30 January Iraqi, multinational forces capture over 1,450 terrorists in Al-Fallujah (CNN quoted) Violent confrontations in Al-Latifiyah, 30 bodies discovered (AFP quoted) Six oil wells set ablaze north of Baghdad (AFP quoted) Russia still blocking Iraqi debt deal (AFP quoted) Election forms distributed through food ration agents One million dollars to train 150 election monitors Electricity minister: Kuwait refuses to supply Iraq with electricity Oil minister urges Polish firms to contribute to oil sector reconstruction Plan to control border areas with Saudi Arabia Four killed, 10 wounded in car bomb blast near Culture Ministry Police patrols come under fire; police storm mosque in Baghdad Police free two children from captors, capture one gang.
Al-Bayan [Baghdad, daily newspaper in Arabic published by the Islamic Al-Da'wah Party]: Elections commission says elections to take place 30 January Al-Latifiyah, Al-Iskandariyah cordoned off ahead of large-scale offensive; Residents: We will not be part of plan to break up national unity Saudi crown prince: Terrorist arrested for planning attack in neighbouring country (news agencies quoted) Labour Ministry recommends release of juveniles, prepares to send elderly inmates for pilgrimage International forum on Iraq reconstruction projects in Amman (news agencies quoted) Polish hostage released in Iraq (news agencies quoted).
Al-Bayyinah [Baghdad, weekly newspaper in Arabic published by the Hezbollah Movement in Iraq]: Hezbollah secretary-general: Any election delay will drive us into civil wars Al-Bayyinah obtains information on Saddamist-Wahabist coup plan in Iraq: Some cities to declare independence; Baghdad entrances to be controlled Foreign undersecretary: Al-Fallujah returns to nation's fold; Sharm Al-Shaykh conference is message to reassure, allay fears of neighbouring states Al-Zarqawi's aide was Saddam's former guard and brother of Al-Jazeera Baghdad office director To Iyad Allawi's government: Open door for volunteers to fight cross-border terrorism and you will find millions Talabani, Barzani, Al-Chalabi, Al-Jadirji, others in meeting to ease tension between political parties Striking facts from Al-Fallujah before latest attack ... Terrorists planned major offensive on Baghdad after closing all exits Had it not been for Al-Sistani, rivers of blood would have been shed to cover Iraq lands High-ranking Interior Ministry officials plan for Iraq bloodshed; Al-Bayyinah publishes names of Saddamist Ba'thists who wanted to lead coup in ministry Prominent politician close to Al-Sistani, Husayn al-Shahristnai, says: Delaying elections will prompt majority to pursue other means; elections mean end to bloodshed, occupation Most dangerous report on secrets of Kuwaiti mujahidin's agenda in Iraq; Al-Zarqawi, Abu-al-Ghayth plan to transfer jihad to Kuwait.
Al-Dustur [Baghdad, daily independent newspaper in Arabic]: Al-Sistani against taking revenge against armed groups, underlines need to respect law (news agencies quoted) Elections commission approves 126 political entities, defines nomination duration, election date Allawi urges German businessmen to help with Iraq reconstruction (news agencies quoted) Car bomb explodes in Baghdad; seven killed in bus shooting in Al-Ramadi National Assembly holds its regular session today Abu-Mus'ab al-Zarqawi drives ambulance in Kirkuk (news agencies quoted) Iraqi National Congress condemns attack on its Baghdad offices US army: Nine bodies found in Mosul identified as Iraqi soldiers In Paris Club, all agreed to write off 80 per cent of Iraqi debts (news agencies quoted) Japanese troops arrive in Kuwait on their way to Iraq Electricity minister: Electricity problem is political rather than technical Migration minister meets German interior minister Cabinet approves establishing housing fund.
Al-Jaridah [Baghdad, daily independent newspaper in Arabic (provisionally published Monday/Wednesday/Thursday)]: Seventeen political parties, gatherings meet in Dokan US forces arrest 1,450 in Al-Fallujah ... Al-Jaridah appeals to humanitarian organizations to help Al-Fallujah residents (Reuters, CNN quoted) Finance minister: We convinced France to cut Iraqi debts by over 75 per cent Sharm al-Shaykh conference defines mechanism, forms follow-up committees Campaign to rebuild health centres in Basra Three arrested in Al-Diwaniyah for possessing explosives.
Al-Mada [Baghdad, daily, independent newspaper published by Al-Mada Media, Culture and Arts Corporation]: No surprises at Sharm al-Shaykh conference; Iraq to press neighbouring states to stop terrorist infiltration (news agencies quoted) Kurdistan government amends electoral laws to fit in with state administration law; 30 January deadline for holding elections Iraqi bodies found in different areas; fierce clashes break out in Mosul, Al-Latifiyah ... Arrest campaign launched in Al-Ramadi Interior undersecretary announces formation of new forces to counter insurgency and militias, secure elections Foreign companies help put out fires in five oil wells Russia responds to deal on Iraq debt relief (AFP quoted) Locusts coming to Iraq Iyad Allawi praises stance of Wasit residents against armed violence Military hospital opened in Mosul.
Al-Manar al-Yawm [Baghdad, daily independent newspaper in Arabic]: New statement issued by elections commission setting 30 January deadline for Iraqi elections Germany confirms agreement to cancel 80 per cent of Iraq's 120bn-dollar debt Occupation forces threaten Iraqis with phantom of civil war Qatar-based Egyptian cleric Shaykh Al-Qaradawi: Resisting occupation forces in Iraq is religious duty Al-Jazeera denies Baghdad office director's linked to Al-Zarqawi Supporting Iraqi elections tops Sharm al-Shaykh agenda Japan not to withdraw troops from Iraq (news agencies quoted).
Al-Nahdah [Baghdad, daily political newspaper]: No governorate to be excluded from local council elections Security committees formed to ensure safety of electoral centres US general: Chances to capture Al-Zarqawi greater (Reuters quoted) Violent clashes erupt in Al-Latifiyah (AFP quoted) Two Turkish drivers killed near Bayji (AFP quoted) Fifteen Al-Sadr supporters apprehended close to Al-Hillah (AFP quoted) Oil well set ablaze in Kirkuk (AFP quoted) Sharm al-Shaykh conference to open today Two sites contaminated with radiation discovered in Al-Nasiriyah (news agencies quoted) Housing minister: Iraq currently needs 1.5m residential units Over half a million unemployed registered with Labour Ministry.
Al-Sharq al-Awsat [Baghdad edition of London-based daily Al-Sharq al-Awsat, Saudi-owned]: Mosul, Al-Latifiyah gunmen kill dozens execution style Kidnappers release PM's cousin Security, border issues dominate first day of Sharm al-Shaykh conference Head of elections commission: Elections to be held 30 January; election campaigns to begin 15 December Paris Club signs debt relief agreement Al-Arabiyah correspondent speaks of tragic detention conditions in Al-Fallujah cells Al-Sistani denounces attack on Abu-Hanifah Mosque (AFP quoted) Gunmen set fire to six oil wells in Kirkuk US forces hunt down 70 Syrian drivers who entered Iraq illegally US investigators: Saddam sought to develop strategic weapon for the poor (Los Angeles Times quoted) Surveys by UN, relief agencies: Malnutrition doubled in 20 months of occupation US forces continue searches in Al-Fallujah, find weapons everywhere (Reuters quoted) Japanese forces build wall to protect ancient Uruk town Five thousand demonstrators in Turkey denounce attack on Al-Fallujah Violent clashes in Al-Latifiyah, Al-Ramadi, Samarra; bodies of gunmen's victims found.
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