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Targeting Fun in the Gaza Strip - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Targeting Fun in the Gaza Strip - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Hamas' Tightening Grip on Power Targeting Fun in the Gaza Strip

For the few with money in the Gaza Strip, a new water park provided relief from monotony and widespread misery. Hamas, though, has now burned it down -- and sent a message that even the elite must conform to the Islamists' restrictive rules. Von Ulrike Putz

The Palestinian Workers Who Build Israel's Settlements - JACK GUEZ/ AFP

The Palestinian Workers Who Build Israel's Settlements - JACK GUEZ/ AFP

Double Pay for Betrayal The Palestinian Workers Who Build Israel's Settlements

Like many thousands of his compatriots, Palestinian carpenter Haitham Asfur has a politically contentious job: He lays tiles for the enemy. He works on construction projects in the divisive Jewish settlements that currently threaten to derail peace negotiations. Von Ulrike Putz

A Stumbling Block for Middle East Peace Talks - MENAHEM KAHANA/ AFP

A Stumbling Block for Middle East Peace Talks - MENAHEM KAHANA/ AFP

The Settlements of Hebron A Stumbling Block for Middle East Peace Talks

Hebron is the West Bank in miniature. While diplomats and leaders seek to find a path to Middle East peace, Jewish settlers in the heart of the West Bank's second biggest city insist that they are going nowhere. Indeed, their thirst for settlement construction is far from sated. Von Ulrike Putz

Fighting to Survive in Sadr City - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Fighting to Survive in Sadr City - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Life in Baghdad's Slums Fighting to Survive in Sadr City

Iraq's poorest people live on trash heaps, sleep amongst the rats and drink polluted water. In the country with the world's third largest oil reserves, a million people live in misery, despite the fact that the US has spent $53 billion on the country's reconstruction efforts. Von Ulrike Putz

Baghdad Residents Mourn Departure of Former Enemy - MAHMOUD RAOUF MAHMOUD/ REUTERS

Baghdad Residents Mourn Departure of Former Enemy - MAHMOUD RAOUF MAHMOUD/ REUTERS

US Withdrawal from Iraq Baghdad Residents Mourn Departure of Former Enemy

US combat troops are withdrawing from Iraq, where terrorist attacks are once again part of everyday life. The Iraqi population is suddenly mourning the departure of the once-hated occupiers, as fears of a civil war grow. Von Ulrike Putz

Lots of Questions, Few Answers in Border Skirmish - ALI HASHISHO/ REUTERS

Lots of Questions, Few Answers in Border Skirmish - ALI HASHISHO/ REUTERS

Israel-Lebanon Conflict Lots of Questions, Few Answers in Border Skirmish

Did Israeli soldiers really just want to move a tree? Who shot first and what role did a Shiite commander play? One day after an exchange of fire between Israeli and Lebanese soldiers, many crucial questions are still being addressed. And while it appears that a new war between the countries has been averted, Wednesday's quiet is deceptive. Von Ulrike Putz

International Donations Not Always Welcome in Gaza - Lefteris Pitarakis/ AP

International Donations Not Always Welcome in Gaza - Lefteris Pitarakis/ AP

The Problem with Aid International Donations Not Always Welcome in Gaza

The aid shipment that the Palestinian activists' flotilla was hoping to bring to Gaza before they were halted by Israeli commandos is now awaiting delivery. But Hamas will only let the badly needed goods into the territory under certain conditions. In the Gaza Strip, aid is not always greeted with enthusiasm. Von Ulrike Putz

New Life Stirring in Arab Cultural Capital - GORAN TOMASEVIC/ Reuters

New Life Stirring in Arab Cultural Capital - GORAN TOMASEVIC/ Reuters

Art in Iraq New Life Stirring in Arab Cultural Capital

For decades Baghdad was the cultural capital of the Arab world. War changed all that and it is only now that the Iraqi art scene is slowly blossoming again. As artists struggle with the aftermath of conflict and a lack of patrons, they say that the state of art is closely linked with the state of their nation. Von Ulrike Putz

'You Don't Have to Risk Your Life to Tell a Good Story' - Pietro Masturzo

'You Don't Have to Risk Your Life to Tell a Good Story' - Pietro Masturzo

SPIEGEL ONLINE Interview with World Press Photo Winner 'You Don't Have to Risk Your Life to Tell a Good Story'

Italian freelance photographer Pietro Masturzo, 30, won the prestigious World Press Photo prize for his picture of women taking part in night-time protests on a Tehran rooftop. He talks to SPIEGEL ONLINE about the risks of the job and defends himself against accusations that he was a coward for not photographing the street demonstrations.

The High Price of Religious Defection - SPIEGEL ONLINE

The High Price of Religious Defection - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Escape from Israel's Ultra-Orthodox The High Price of Religious Defection

The community of ultra-Orthodox Jews in Israel is half a million strong and growing. They live in a parallel universe cut off from the modern world in tight-knit communities where everything revolves around religion. Only a few dare to abandon this life -- and the price for doing so is high. Von Ulrike Putz

Tehran Has Little Reason to Fear Sanctions - dpa

Tehran Has Little Reason to Fear Sanctions - dpa

Iranian Intransigence Tehran Has Little Reason to Fear Sanctions

The West is sharpening the tone of its threats against Iran, but Tehran so far remains unimpressed and has even begun enriching uranium to 20 percent. Any new sanctions imposed against Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's regime are likely to be just as ineffective as existing ones. Von Ulrike Putz

Iranian Demonstrators Put the Regime on the Defensive - AMIR SADEGHI/ AFP

Iranian Demonstrators Put the Regime on the Defensive - AMIR SADEGHI/ AFP

Violence in Tehran Iranian Demonstrators Put the Regime on the Defensive

The regime in Tehran has gone on the defensive following deadly riots on Sunday. By breaking the traditional ceasefire on religious holidays, the regime has angered many conservatives. The government in Tehran could be facing louder and more self-assured demonstrators in the coming days who see their opportunity to force regime change. Von Ulrike Putz

Abuses in Iran Journalist Held without Charge in Notorious Tehran Prison

Fariba Pajooh has been held in Tehran's notorious Evin Prison since she was arrested in August, with no access to an attorney. No charges have been filed against the Iranian journalist. Von Ulrike Putz und Mathieu von Rohr

The Bride Who Crawled Through a Tunnel - SPIEGEL ONLINE

The Bride Who Crawled Through a Tunnel - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Gaza Love Story The Bride Who Crawled Through a Tunnel

He lived in the Gaza Strip, she in the West Bank. It seemed as though the Israeli blockade would prevent their marriage. Then May risked her life to crawl through a smugglers' tunnel into Gaza and join Mohammed. Now they face an uncertain future together. Von Ulrike Putz

Iranian Martyr's Mother Wants Justice - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Iranian Martyr's Mother Wants Justice - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Mourning Neda Iranian Martyr's Mother Wants Justice

When Neda Agha Soltan was killed on June 20, the world watched in horror. Now a symbol of Iran's reform movement, the memorial to mark the 40 days since her death has seen clashes between mourners and security forces. Her mother told SPIEGEL ONLINE that she just wants to find the culprit. Von Ulrike Putz

EU Stumped on How to Deal with Iran - SPIEGEL ONLINE

EU Stumped on How to Deal with Iran - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Diplomatic Quandry EU Stumped on How to Deal with Iran

As the clampdown in Iran continues, the European Union is debating how it can best respond to the war of words Tehran is waging against it: Should it impose new sanctions, restrict visas or even pull out all its 27 ambassadors? But the measures could mainly damage the Iranian opposition. Von Ulrike Putz

Neda Becomes a Symbol of the Protests - AFP

Neda Becomes a Symbol of the Protests - AFP

A Martyr for the Iranian Opposition Neda Becomes a Symbol of the Protests

She sinks to the ground -- and a few minutes later she is dead. A video that has been repeatedly posted on the Internet purports to show the last moments of Neda, a young Iranian woman shot in the heart by government sharpshooters. Overnight she has become a symbol of the opposition. Von Ulrike Putz

Ayatollahs Combine Concessions with Warnings - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Ayatollahs Combine Concessions with Warnings - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Combating Iran's Protest Movement Ayatollahs Combine Concessions with Warnings

The power struggle is continuing in Iran with the opposition hitting the streets again on Wednesday. But the regime is trying to take the wind out of the protesters' sails through a combination of minor concessions and warnings about foreign agitators. Von Ulrike Putz

The Woman Ahmadinejad Should Fear - SPIEGEL ONLINE

The Woman Ahmadinejad Should Fear - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Iran's Michelle Obama? The Woman Ahmadinejad Should Fear

Zahra Rahnavard could turn the tide in Friday's elections in Iran. The former university chancellor is the wife of presidential candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi and her popularity with Iranian women could be his secret weapon against President Ahmadinejad. Von Ulrike Putz

Syria's Underwear Sellers Peddle Sex and Seduction - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Syria's Underwear Sellers Peddle Sex and Seduction - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Damascene Perversion Syria's Underwear Sellers Peddle Sex and Seduction

Maid's costumes, musicial negligee and remote-controlled underpants: You'd be surprised what you can find in a Damascus market. Syrian underwear is now so famous that it is exported throughout the Middle East -- and Palestinian women, reportedly, have the wildest taste. Von Ulrike Putz

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