UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL

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Bissmellah w aslato w salmo cala Rasol Allah
Aslam cala man atabac al hoda

Just something we should not forget ..


Iraqi civilian casualties
By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
Published July 12, 2005

BAGHDAD -- An Iraqi humanitarian organization is reporting that 128,000 Iraqis have been killed since the U.S. invasion began in March 2003.

Mafkarat al-Islam reported that chairman of the 'Iraqiyun humanitarian organization in Baghdad, Dr. Hatim al-'Alwani, said that the toll includes everyone who has been killed since that time, adding that 55 percent of those killed have been women and children aged 12 and under.

'Iraqiyun obtained data from relatives and families of the deceased, as well as from Iraqi hospitals in all the country's provinces. The 128,000 figure only includes those whose relatives have been informed of their deaths and does not include those were abducted, assassinated or simply disappeared.

The number includes those who died during the U.S. assaults on al-Fallujah and al-Qa'im. 'Iraqiyun's figures conflict with the Iraqi Body Count public database compiled by Geneva-based Graduate Institute of International Studies. According to the Graduate Institute of International Studies' database, 39,000 Iraqis have been killed as a direct result of combat or armed violence since March 2003. No official estimates of Iraqi casualties from the war have been issued by the Pentagon, which insists that it does not do "body counts." The Washington Post on July 12 reported that U.S. military deaths in Iraq now total 1,755.

http://www.wpherald.com/storyview.php?S ... 2153-5519r

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[AMAT-ALLAH]

Sis walahay good point. We should never forget that hundreds and thousands of people that are dying globally.PIty.

[SoMaLiSiZz]

Barak Allah feeke sister .. Wallahi we need to know whats up with our umma .. and Fear Allah or our hearts will be cold as ice and we will be living yet dead.. Allahu yaclam ..
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