The
World Health Organization continues to coordinate, conduct and
analyze health assessments. So far, these have been collected from
more than 50 communities in Iraq. Each assessment helps give a
clearer picture as to the specific health needs in each community.
The following is the full text of John Brady Kiesling's letter of resignation to Secretary of State Colin L. Powell. Kiesling is a US career diplomat who has served in US embassies for twenty years.
This report is prepared by The Institute for Advanced Strategic and Political Studies’ "Study Group on a New Israeli Strategy Toward 2000." Find the subtitle “Moving to a Traditional Balance of Power Strategy” under which the Israeli strategic objective of overthrowing Saddam is stated.
This
is a doctrine document of the US Air Force. Find “Impact of
Strategic Attack on Electrical System” on page 26 of this
document. This explains the impact of the US strategic attack
operations on the Iraqi electrical system.
This
is yet another official doctrine document of the US Joint Chiefs of
Staff. The significance of this document becomes known in light of
the expected war with Iraq which would rely heavily on urban warfare
tactics.
A briefing paper released by Human Rights Watch describes the unique potential for humanitarian disaster in Iraq. Most Iraqi civilians depend on centralized infrastructure for providing food, water, and sanitation, which could be immediately disrupted by war.
More
and more of the world is being sucked into a desolate moral vacuum.
This is a space devoid of the most basic human values; a space in
which children are slaughtered, raped, and maimed.
IslamOnline has acquired a confidential UN Document that is prepared by Office of the Humanitarian Coordinator for Baghdad. It lists the civilian losses that occurred as a result of the US-led 1998 Air Strikes.
According to a
confidential U.N. report, nearly 500,000 Iraqis are prone to suffer
serious injuries during the first phase of an attack. The report,
which was posted on a website of a
Cambridge
University
group, said that the number “includes up to 100,000 wounded in
combat, and another 400,000 hurt in the devastation expected during
any U.S.-led attack on
Iraq
.