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Photo Essay IV: Evolution of terror

by Julie Goodman, Fall 2004 IRP Fellow
Reprinted with permission of The Clarion-Ledger, Jackson, MS

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Some fighters carry the Hezbollah flag, which features a Kalashnikov rifle propped up on a globe.

 

The fighters in the Hezbollah military parade, like these men, march without weapons. The party says that carrying weapons for parades has caused friction in the past, so leaders decided to set them aside.

 

A young fighter gives a salute while gripping the Hezbollah flag.

 

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