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Wednesday, March 26, 2003 at 11:00 AM EST
The Arab Media View

There’s two sides to every story. Christian Science Monitor’s Danna Harman says that the citizens in Cairo, Egypt are seeing different images from the Iraqi battlefields than the West is. According to Harman, the war coverage in Egypt is primarily focused on the civilian casualties and the toll the war is having on the Iraqi citizens.

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Danna Harman, Correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor in Cairo.

 
 

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