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World Media Watch
Keeping an eye on the news from around the World.
November 12-18, 2006 Issue |
Posted 11/8/06 at 8:00 AM
Islamists Behead 14-Year-Old
Assyrian Christian
WORLDNETDAILY.COM, Oct. 31 — A
14-year-old Assyrian Christian boy who was working a 12-hour shift maintaining
an electric generator was murdered by Islamists, the website reported.
The youth was
identified as Ayad Tariq,
who lived in Baquba,
Iraq. He was at
work on Oct. 21 when a group of men went into the power plant shortly after his
shift began at 6 a.m. The men asked him for his identification and, according
to other witnesses, questioned...
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