UN Sites

• UN Daily Journal

• This page is the best UN page on the situation in Iraq, containing links to key UN documents surrounding the "oil for food" programme, including the reports of the Secretary-General on "oil for food" and other issues relating to Iraq.

• reports on the "oil for food" programme. These are the single most important regular source of information on the humanitarian situation in Iraq:
• interim (S/1996/978) 25/11/96: presents break-down of funds' use under "oil for food".
• Phase I: 90 day (S/1997/206) | 180 day (S/1997/419)
• Phase II: 90 day (S/1997/685) | 180 day (S/1997/935)
• Phase III: 90 day (S/1998/194) | 180 day (S/1998/477)
• Phase IV: 90 day (S/1998/823) | 180 day (S/1998/1100)
• Phase V: 90 day (S/1999/187) | 180 day (S/1999/573)
• Phase VI: 90 day (S/1999/896) | 180 day (S/1999/1162)
• Phase VII: 90 day (S/2000/208) | 180 day (S/2000/520)
• Phase VIII: 90 day (S/2000/857) | 180 day (S/2000/1132)
• reports to the Security Council in general: 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997.

• Assessment of the Food and Nutrition Situation: Iraq, (September 2000); joint mission with the WFP. The FAO press release is here (13 September 2000).
• FAO Warns of Danger to Near East if Outbreak of Animal Diseases in Iraq is not Contained - Situation Could Threaten Near East Food Security (10 February 1999), press release.
• Screwworm Epidemic Threatens Livestock in Iraq and Neighboring Countries, FAO Warns (15 January 1998), press release.
• FAO/WFP Food Supply and Nutrition Assessment Mission to Iraq (3 October 1997).

• ReliefWeb Iraq updates page. Similar information is here.
• Toward More Humane and Effective Sanctions Management: Enhancing the Capacity of the United Nations System, Larry Minear et al, submitted to and published by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (October 1997). A occassional paper based on the same report was published by the Humanitarianism & War Project at Brown University's Watson Institute for International Studies.

• Websites and contact details of permanent missions to the United Nations.

United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHCHR)

• Iraq page contains links to many UN reports and resolutions on Iraq (both human rights violations by government of Iraq and humanitarian situation resulting from sanctions; some of the latter are listed below).
• The Human Rights Impact of Economic Sanctions on Iraq: Background paper prepared by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights for the meeting of the Executive Committee on Humanitarian Affairs (5 September 2000)
• Committee on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights:
• General Comment No. 8 (E/C.12/1997/8, 5 December 1997) and comments on the seventeenth session, which adopted it.
• Third periodic report: Iraq (State party report) (E/1994/104/Add.9, 6 March 1996).
• Concluding observations of the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights: Iraq (E/C.12/1/Add.17, 12 December 1997), in response to E/1994/104/Add.9, above.
• Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights (formerly the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities):
• Measure E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/L.32, on the humanitarian situation of the population of Iraq, is mentioned in this press release (21 August 2000)
• Resolution E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/L.33, on the adverse consequences of economic sanctions, is mentioned in this press release (18 August 2000)
• Humanitarian consequences of sanctions: Sub-Commission resolution 2000/1 E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/L.11 (14 August 2000)
• The adverse consequences of economic sanctions on the enjoyment of human rights (PDF or MSWord), working paper by Commission expert Marc Bossuyt (21 June 2000). See also the official press release (17 August 2000) and the response of the US Ambassador to the UN in Geneva (17 August 2000).
• Humanitarian situation in Iraq: Sub-Commission decision 1999/110 E/CN.4/SUB.2/DEC/1999/110 (26 August 1999)
• Humanitarian situation in Iraq: Sub-Commission decision 1998/114 E/CN.4/SUB.2/DEC/1998/114 (26 August 1998).
• Humanitarian situation in Iraq: Sub-Commission decision 1997/119 E/CN.4/SUB.2/DEC/1997/119 (28 August 1997).
• Adverse consequences of economic sanctions on the enjoyment of human rights: Sub-Commission resolution 1997/35 E/CN.4/SUB.2/RES/1997/35 (28 August 1997).
• Humanitarian situation in Iraq: Sub-Commission decision 1996/107 E/CN.4/SUB.2/DEC/1996/107 (20 August 1996).
• Committee on the Rights of the Child
• Initial reports of States parties due in 1996: Iraq (State party report) (CRC/C/41/Add.3, 9 December 1996).
• Concluding observations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child: Iraq (CRC/C/15/Add.94, 26 October 1998).
• Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
• Concluding observations of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination: Iraq (A/54/18, §§ 337 - 361, 19 August 99).
• Human Rights Committee
• Concluding observations of the Human Rights Committee: Iraq (CCPR/C/79/Add.84, 19 November 1997).

• Body responsible for processing claims for damages arising from Iraq's invasion of Kuwait.
• Articles about the UNCC:
• The United Nations Compensation Commission: A New Contribution to the Process of International Claims Resolution, Norbert Wühler, Legal Services Branch, UNCC. Journal of International Economic Law, Volume 2 (June 1999).
• How Fair and Efficient is the UNCC System? A Model to Emulate?, Michael E. Schneider, Lalive & Partners, Geneva. Journal of International Arbitration, Kluwer Law International, 15(1), 1998.

• Unicef has produced some of the most important independent assessments of the humanitarian situation in Iraq, including their August 1999 mortality survey.

• The United Nations Iraq-Kuwait Observation Mission, monitoring the border.

• replaces UNSCOM, below.
• Unmovic reports:
• S/2000/516: first quarterly report (1 June 2000)
• S/2000/292: organisational plan (6 April 2000)

• Former Unscom chief Richard Butler is interviewed in a Washington Post webchat (15 June 2000). On 4 June, he was interviewed on BBC's Talking Point (video link available).
• S/1998/1172 , Unscom's last report which the US and UK took as sufficient justification to bomb Iraq although the Security Council had yet to debate the report (15 December 1998).
• S/1995/1017: Export/Import monitoring mechanism (7 December 1995)

• WFP joint missions to Iraq with the FAO are listed under the FAO, above.
• Protracted Relief and Recovery Operation - Iraq 6085.00 (21 December 1998). This document states that

The main reason for outstanding nutritional problems is the massive deterioration in basic infrastructure, in particular water-supply and waste disposal systems. (p4, point 5)

• The following press releases are archived on the WFP's website. Press releases before 1997 can only be accessed by downloading the .zip file containing the whole year's press releases. Individual press releases may then be identified by the names given below.
• 2000 archive:
• World Food Programme Operations in Iraq (16 February 2000).
• 1999 archive:
• WFP launched $21 million appeal to feed malnourished children of Iraq (3 February 1999).
• 1998 archive:
• WFP to honor staff in Afghanistan, Iraq, Burundi and Democratic Republic of Congo on Women's Day (6 March 1998).
• 1997 archive:
• 971010.html: "'Oil for food' deal improves the overall food situation in Iraq, but undernutrition remains a serious problem, according to an FAO/WFP mission" (10 October 1997, 971010b.html for Italian version).
• 1996 archive:
• 960528.html: "WFP monitors food distribution in Iraqi oil-for-food deal" (28 May 1996).
• 961217.html: "WFP urgently requests food aid for Iraq" (17 December 1996, 96217b.html for Italian version).
• 1995 archive:
• 950926.html: "Time running out for Iraqi children" (26 September 1995).

• Iraqi Health System Close to Collapse (27 February 1997).
• The Health Conditions of the Population in Iraq since the Gulf Crisis (March 1996) - full report.

Government sites and statements

• House of Representatives (Congress)
• Congressional Record Index:
• 106th Congress: Second Session (2000) | First Session (1999)
• 105th Congress: Second Session (1998) | First Session (1997)
• 104th Congress: Second Session (1996) | First Session (1995)
• 103rd Congress: Second Session (1994)
• Relevant legislation:
• H.J.RES.77 (Public Law 102-1), "A joint resolution to authorize the use of United States Armed Forces pursuant to United Nations Security Council Resolution 678"; see  S.J.RES.2 (12 January 1991).
• Press releases from US Congressman Tony Hall's trip to Iraq: before (13 April 2000) and after (24 April 2000). On 25 April he gave a CNN interview and a PBS interview.
• Congressional Aides' report on their mission to Iraq (14 March 2000).
• Conyers/Cambell letter, letter signed by 70 US Representatives asking President Clinton to lift the economic sanctions on Iraq (1 February 2000). The AIPAC-sponsored "keep the sanctions" letter in response is here and its signatories are listed here. NOTE: the AIPAC letter contains a number of factual errors and should therefore not be regarded as a reliable source.
• The Library of Congress' 1990 book, Iraq - A Country Study.
• Briefings by the Congressional Research Service
• Iraq-U.S. Confrontations (5 December 1996).
• Iraq-U.S. Confrontation: 1997-1998 (17 December 1998).
• Iraq Crisis: U.S. and Allied Forces (text or PDF) (6 March 1998).
• Iraq: International Support For U.S. Policy (text or PDF) (19 February 1998).
• Iraqi Compliance with Cease-Fire Agreements (27 November 1998).
• Economic Sanctions to Achieve U.S. Foreign Policy Goals: Discussion and Guide to Current Law (20 October 1997).
• The Senate
• Senate Committee on Armed Services
• 28 September 2000 session on US policy toward Iraq. Witnesses: General Zinni, Richard Butler and Richard Perle
• Department of Energy
• Energy Information Administration
• Iraq page - contains links to data on Iraq's energy sector.
• The Iraq country analysis page.
• The World Energy Database is a fairly comprehensive energy sector database.
• Department of State
• US Ambassador James Cunningham's defence of US policy in the Security Council (24 March 2000). Note that Cunningham is the US' Deputy Representative to the UN. Richard Holbrooke, its Representative, seems to have avoided statements on Iraq.
• Saddam Hussein's Iraq (13 September 1999, updated 24 March 2000). Called by former UN Assistant Secretary-General Hans von Sponeck, the "finest example of distortion: every single figure is either not referenced or incorrect" (6 May 2000, London).
• Iraq Report on Human Rights Practices:

Section 1(g) of these reports comments on the human rights consequences of the "no fly zones". Those back to 1993 (not online) draw largely the same conclusion.
• 1999 (25 February 2000).
• 1998 (26 February 1999).
• 1997 (30 January 1998).
• 1996 (30 January 1997).
• Remarks at Town Hall Meeting, Ohio State University by Madeleine Albright, William Cohen and Sandy Berger (18 February 1998). This is the famous "town hall meeting" where Albright, Cohen and Berger were ridiculed when trying to present US Iraq policy to students.
• Preserving principle and safeguarding stability: United States policy toward Iraq, Madeleine Albright at Georgetown University (26 March 1997). These are Ms Albright's first detailed remarks on Iraq as Secretary of State.
• Department of Defense
• their search facility returns many hits for "Iraq".
• Operation Northern Watch.
• Operation Southern Watch. NOTE: As of 30/9/00, this site incorrectly claimed that France participated in this "no fly zone". France does not; it condemns the zones
• US Forces Order of Battle As of Tuesday 30 November 1999, posted by the Federation of American Scientists, a privately-funded non-profit policy organization.
• News archive.
• Photo archive, by military operation (Southern Watch, Northern Watch, Desert Strike and Desert Fox all relate to Iraq).
• Defense Intelligence Agency
• Iraq Water Treatment Vulnerabilities, document describing Iraq's water treatment system and estimating that "it probably will take at least six months (to June 1991) before the system is fully degraded" (18 January 1991). NOTE: although this report is in the declassified documents section of the website of the Office of the Special Assistant for Gulf War Illnesses of the Department of Defense, it has not been declassified because it was never classified. The (U) rating after its title indicates an unclassified document. One of the report's authors explains that it was designed to provide "an estimate/assessment of the impact of sanctions beyond what was originally intended (double-effect/unintended consequences)."
• Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute "conducts research in the field of radiobiology and related matters essential to the operational and medical support of the U.S. Department of Defense and the military services." They have a research team investigating the Health Effects of Embedded Depleted Uranium
• Department of the Treasury
• The Office of Foreign Assets Control has an overview, "Iraq: What you need to know about the U.S. embargo" and a list of regulations relating to the US implementation of sanctions on Iraq.
• Central Intelligence Agency
• CIA 2000 World Factbook Iraq page contains some basic background information on Iraq.
• Declassified CIA documents on the Gulf posted by the Federation of American Scientists, a privately-funded non-profit policy organization.

• Britain, Unscom and Iraq, a joint website of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and the Ministry of Defence on the now-defunct Unscom. Apparently not maintained since early 1999.
• Foreign and Commonwealth Office
• Relations with Iraq page: presents Britain's Iraq policy.
• 'Britain and the Gulf 2000', speech by FCO Minister of State, Peter Hain, London (7 November 2000).
• Edited transcript of a briefing given by FCO Minister of State, Peter Hain, London (23 October 2000).
• Britain's Policy in the Middle East, speech by FCO Minister of State, Peter Hain, to the Council for the Advancement of Arab-British Understanding (CAABU) (17 July 2000).
• House of Commons
• Find and e-mail your MP
• Select Committee on Defence - Thirteenth Report Iraqi no-fly zones (2 August 2000).
• Select Committee on International Development - Second Report The Future of Sanctions (10 February 2000). The government's response to the report is here (16 May 2000), CASI's briefing is here (25 June) and the transcript of the ensuing parliamentary debate is here (29 June 2000).
• research papers:
• Iraq: "Desert Fox" and Policy Developments (10 February 1999).
• The Iraq Crisis (16 February 1998).
• House of Lords
• written answer on Iraq and high price of oil (2 October 2000).
• debate (23 May 2000).
• debate (21 March 2000).

• Iraqi Mission to the UN
• the Iraqi Presidency

• Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
• Statements on Iraq
• Humanitarian flight to Iraq - Statements by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Deputy Spokesperson (3 October 2000).
• Iraq/ Unmovic - Statement by the Deputy Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson (24 August 2000).
• Iraq - Interview given by M. Hubert Védrine, Minister of Foreign Affairs, to the daily newspaper "Al Hayat" (excerpts) Paris, 1 August 2000 (en francais)

• Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• Over the recent period the UN Security Council has regularly considered the complex of issues relating to the disastrous humanitarian situation in Iraq, press release (5 October 20000).
• The reports by some foreign media outlets that on September 17 of this year a Russian plane made a direct flight to Baghdad allegedly in violation of the existing regime of international sanctions against Iraq are not true, press release (18 September 2000).

• Debate in its original languages or in English translation (PDF only) preceding passage of a resolution on the situation in Iraq (see p. 62 of this PDF file) (13 April 2000). The results of the vote are announced here. NOTE: the EP resolution incorrectly refers to the UN resolutions in its preamble as General Assembly resolutions; they are Security Council resolutions
• Parliament resolution on the prisoners of the Gulf War, (20 January 2000).
• Sanctions take a chilling toll, article by MEP Niall Andrews in The Irish Times (6 June 2000).

• Are embargoes and economic sanctions still ethically acceptable, do they still work, and are they suited to achieving their purpose in an ever more globalised world?, resolution adopted at the 104th Inter-Parliamentary Conference. See also its accompanying press release (20 October 2000).
• Achieving peace, stability and comphehensive development in the world and forging closer political, economic and cultural ties among peoples, resolution adopted at the 103rd Inter-Parliamentary Conference. See also its accompanying press release, which suggests that the "sanctions" mentioned in the resolution refer to those on Iraq (5 March 2000).

• UN Security Council Establishes Sanctions Working Group; Canadian-Sponsored Sanctions Study Unveiled, press release (17 April 2000).
• Canada Announces Humanitarian Assistance For Iraq, press release (17 April 2000).
• Defence Minister renews Canada's contribution to the Arabian Gulf, press release (12 April 2000).
• The Canadian House of Common's Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Trade's Fifth Report - on the sanctions on Iraq (12 April 2000).

• Interview with Minister of Foreign Affairs Amre Moussa. Al-Hayat Newspaper (15 September 2000 in Arabic).
• Continued Sanctions on Iraq, Unacceptable, Void of Logic for Arabs, Minister of Foreign Affairs Amre Moussa Reiterated, press release (28 July 2000).

• Ministry of External Affairs
• Summary of Press Briefing on Minister of State Panja's visit to Iraq (26 September 2000).
• Summary of Press Briefing on Minister of State Panja's visit to Iraq (20 September 2000).
• Foreign Relations - Iraq

• Department of Foreign Affairs:
• Red Cross to get IEP 100 000 for humanitarian relief in Iraq, press release (23 December 1998).
• Fine Gael (Ireland's second largest political party):
• Ireland should demand review of UN sanctions against Iraq, press release (2 August 2000).

• Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• Mercy Flights to Iraq not against UN Resolution, press release (2 October 2000).
• Government supports NGO Humanitarian Missions to Iraq, press release (1 October 2000).
• Speech by PM at IKIM, Kuala Lumpur (30 June 2000).
• UN Economic Sanctions on Iraq, press release (23 March 2000).
• Dr Mahathir's World Analysis: 'US should avoid treating China as a potential enemy' (23 September 1999)
• Official visit by the Vice President of Iraq to Malaysia, press release (May 1999).
• Speech by DPM at the official dinner in honour of the Vice President of Iraq, press release (10 May 1999).
• Statement by FM on the US Military Strike On Iraq, press release (17 December 1998).
• Standoff between Iraq and UNSCOM, press release (12 November 1998).
• Statement by FM at the Annual Meeting of FMs of OIC , New York (1 October 1998).
• Statement by Amb. Hasmy Agam during the debate on the situation on Iraq , New York (2 March 1998).
• Press Statement by FM on the Iraq-UNSCOM Standoff, press release (18 February 1998).

• "Morocco Renews Call to Lift Embargo on Iraq", Maghreb Arabe Presse (27 April 2000).

• Foreign Minister, Phil Goff, criticised the Security Council on sanctions (18 April 2000), press release.

• Remarks of Omani Foreign Minister at the opening of the UN General Assembly's 55^th session (English | Arabic) (16 September 2000).

NGO and religious sites

• Letters and press releases by Save the Children Fund UK, Global Policy Forum, Human Rights Watch, Mennonite Central Committee, Peace Action Education Fund, and Quaker United Nations Office:
• "Groups Call on Security Council to Address Iraq Humanitarian Crisis" (4 August 2000).
• "U.N. Security Council Must Ease Iraq Crisis" (23 March 2000).

• Iraq Annual Report 2000 notes political oppression, the consequences of sanctions and bombing deaths.

• Sanctions Against Iraq: The Costs of Failure, Peter Boone, Haris Gazdar and Athair Hussain (November 1997)
• UNsanctioned suffering: a human rights assessment of the United Nations sanctions on Iraq (May 1996)

• Letter to the Editor of The Financial Times on Benon Sevan's statements on holds (21 August 2000).
• Letter to the Editor of The Independent on the "no fly zones" (10 August 2000).
• Letter to the Editor of The Evening Standard on sanctions (10 August 2000).
• Letter to the Editor of The Independent on the "no fly zones" (28 June 2000).
• Economic sanctions and the future of Iraq, CAABU Briefing # 62, by Sarah Graham-Brown (March 2000).

• Sanctions page.

• Sanctions Against Iraq page
• their Iraq page has an extensive list of links.

• World Report 2000: Iraq entry.
• Group Criticizes Iraq, Security Council on Sanctions (21 September 2000), press release.
• Explanatory Memorandum Regarding the Comprehensive Embargo on Iraq Humanitarian Circumstances in Iraq, (5 January 2000).
• Avoid Harm to Iraqi Civilians, Says Rights Group (16 December 1998), press release.
• Avoid Harm to Iraqi Civilians, Says Rights Group (10 November 1998), press release.
• HRW's 1991 book, Needless Deaths in the Gulf War

• Special report: Iraq: a decade of sanctions (14 December 1999). NOTE: the ICRC incorrectly claims that "United States and British aircraft have continued to bomb targets in the north and south of the country nearly every day since the four-day `Desert Fox' operation in December 1998, which followed Iraq's expulsion of United Nations weapons inspectors". The UNSCOM inspectors were withdrawn by their Executive Chairman, Richard Butler, on the eve of the bombing; the Iraqi government has not allowed their return.
• ICRC activities: Iraq page.

• Interim briefing on sanctions and Iraq (8 July 1998), interim parliamentary briefing.
• A Quaker view following the US/UK bombing of Iraq (23 December 1998).

• "Ten years of sanctions: a silent war against Iraq's children", (25 July 2000), press release.
• Charity calls on UN to remember Iraq's children (22 March 2000), press release.
• First open consultation on sanctions welcome - now government must act (10 February 2000), press release

Other Iraqi Sites

• Cultural:
• Strokes of Genius, Iraqi art exhibition (world premier, London 16 October 2000).
• Iraq for you - "This site is for all Iraqi people, regardless of ethnic, religious or political background. Although we recognize all religions, ethnicity and political views in Iraq, we prefer not to indulge in religious and political discussions; but rather focus on Iraq's culture, people and art, something we all love and miss dearly."
• IraqNet - An "Iraqi cybercafe".
• Smart sanctions:
• One World: Can sanctions be smarter?
• Smart Sanctions Discussion on ways of implementing sanctions humanely
• The UN Security Council at the Crossroads: Toward More Humane and Better Targeted Sanctions, Claude Bruderlein, Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies. (20 November 1999).
• Depleted uranium poisoning and "gulf war syndrome":
• "Gulf War and Health: Volume 1. Depleted Uranium, Sarin, Pyridostigmine Bromide, and Vaccines", Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences:
• report online
• press release (7 September 2000)
• video of the public briefing (7 September 2000)
• Gulf War Illness Research Unit at King's College, London.
• The Trail of a Bullet, Scott Peterson, Christian Science Monitor (29 April 1999).
• Report from December 2-3, 1998 depleted uranium conference in Baghdad.
• Pentagon Poison: The Great Radioactive Ammo Cover-Up, Bill Mesler, from The Nation (26 June 1997).
• The Pentagon's Radioactive Bullet, Bill Mesler, from The Nation (21 October 1996).
• Oil and energy links:
• Yahoo petroleum industry links
• Oilnergy has data on oil prices, including Brent Crude, and West Texas International, two benchmark oil prices.
• oilnavigator.com contains oil industry stories and links.
• Details of Uncle Saddam film premier at the 19th Vancouver International Film Festival (September 2000).
• Photos and text from photojournalists Karijn Kakebeeke and Daniel Rosenthal's 2000 trip to Iraq are available here and here.
• Erik Meitner's End the Sanctions Against the Iraqi People: Why and How
• The Iraq Crisis homepage of Biswanath Halder
• Day of Silence: US National Day of Silence for the Children of Iraq: Veterans Day Weekend, November 11, 2000.
• Sanctioning Peace: a US site with some links formed in response to the US/UK miitary action against Iraq.
• The Iraq Foundation - US non-profit NGO "working for democracy and human rights in Iraq".
• Background to, and extracts from, John Pilger's documentary Paying the Price: Killing the Children of Iraq.
• Ronan Dodd's Sanctions on Iraq site.
• Grant Wakefield's The Fire This Time audio project.
• Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting's There They Go Again: The Washington Post's Iraq Tall Tale on reporting that Unscom was expelled from Iraq in December 1998.
• The Transnational Institute's list of articles on Iraq by Phyllis Bennis.
• Out There - Many interesting articles and interviews
• Moving photographs from Deryk Houston's trip to Iraq
• The Right to Life of the Civilian Population of Iraq (DroitVPI) by Michaël Lessard
• ZNET's Iraq Page Contains many essays by people like Noam Chomsky, Edward Said, Howard Zinn and Edward Herman
• Federation of American Scientists Contains detailed military analysis of Iraq
• Iraq Research and Documentation Project - Harvard University-based repository for Iraqi government archives captured in 1991. Site includes chronology from 1918 - 1996.
• Internships Against War and Racism
• Pacifica Radio They have an extensive list of links
• Catholic workers fast against sanctions
• Radio Free Iraq Funded by the US Congress
• Iraq.Org Some links to news sources and articles
• Article at ProActivist.Com
• Kurdish Information Network.
• Iraq Web Site & Iraq List Major Iraq-related information source. Includes the site of Iraq interactive information and discussion list.
• antiwar.com has some links on Iraq.

General Muslim/Arab related sites

• Ali Abunimah's bitter pill - uncovering media myths about the middle east.
• American Arab Anti-Discrimination Commitee
• Daru Salam Web-site - articles about current events written by Mohammed Al-Omari
• Islamic Solutions - addresses and clarifies 'misinterpretations of the Qur'an'.
• Not in My Name - an American Jew who critices Israel's policy of murdering Palestinians
• The Struggle Website of the Middle East Crisis Committee