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Palestinian Ambassador, Ribhi Awad: "Terrorism is like a naughty child seeking attention"

Tuesday, October 23, 2001

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It's not easy for Palestinian Ambassador Ribhi Yusuf Awad to carry out his diplomatic duties in the current situation. The problem is that Muslims around the world are now engaged in vigorous debate responding to charges of terrorism by the United States directed at Islamic revolutionary movements—styled "fundamentalist" by the West—in Afghanistan, the Middle East, and Africa. On the other hand, different Islamic countries themselv

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