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Today on Flashpoints:
A Ground Report from Nablus under Siege in Occupied Palestine; An Activist Detained in Badrus Speaks about her Experience; More Violence in Afghanistan, as 8 Children are Killed in a Bombing Raid; New Documents Surface Telling of a Possible Gulf War in 1973;

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5:01 PM PST
Amer Abdel Hadi, Director at sister station Radio Tariq Al Mahabeh, reports on the 16 deaths and hundreds injured in the past three week in the ongoing siege of Nablus. Amer reveals the latest Israeli military tactics for destroying homes, furniture and historical buildings. Amer and Dennis also discuss the statements from Ariel Sharon about dismantling outpost settlements.

5:20 PM PST
Musical Break

5:20 PM PST
Kimberley Lewis, with Union of Palestinian Medical Relief Committees speaks with Associate Producer Nora Barrows-Friedman about her arrest and detention on a recent trip to Badrus in the West Bank with the International Womens Peace Service to protest the construction of the apartheid wall. Kimberley describes attacks on the protest group by Israeli soldiers, including being fired upon with rubber bullets, assaults with batons, tear gas, and arrests of Israeli and international peace activists.

5:33 PM PST
Developments in Afghanistan: Roger Normand, Center for Economic and Social Rights reports on the latest violence near Kandahar which killed 10 Afghani civilians, including 8 children and injured as many as 45 - just one day after the Loya Jirga reached agreement on a new constitution. At the root of the violence are the unfulfilled promises of freedom, stability, reconstruction and the continued US occupation, which has earned the US the reputation of being the most powerful warlord in Afghanistan.

5:40 PM PST
Musical Break

5:41 PM PST
Plans for a 1973 Middle East Oil War: Larry Everest, author of "Oil, Power & Empire, Iraq and the US Global Agenda" with a history lesson about one aspect of the 1973 oil embargo that most of us never learned about during the Nixon Administration.

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