Listen to an interview with independent journalist Dahr Jamail, who speaks on the growing number of Iraqi refugees fleeing the ongoing U.S. lead military occupation into neighboring Jordan....

 
Listen to an interview with independent journalist Dahr Jamail, who speaks on the growing number of Iraqi refugees fleeing the ongoing U.S. lead military occupation into neighboring Jordan. This interview addresses the current conditions of Iraqi refugees living in Jordan, a country which many Middle East analysts define as being built on the disasters of war in the Middle East.

Palestinian refugees displaced by the ongoing Israeli occupation account upwards of 70% of Jordan's population, while it is estimated that upwards of 500 000 Iraqi refugees have fled the U.S. occupation of Iraq into Jordan throughout the past 2 years.

----> To listen / download the interview with Dahr Jamail visit: http://www.radio4all.net/proginfo.php?id=12599

----> To read recent reports written by independent journalist Dahr Jamail visit: http://www.dahrjamailiraq.com

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Displaced Iraqis Simmering with Anger in Amman
published May 18, 2005
© 2005 by Dahr Jamail

Amman, Jordan

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It isn’t difficult to find Iraqis in Amman nowadays. The word on the street is that somewhere around half a million have come to Jordan over the last couple of years, seeking security and/or jobs, since they have neither at home in Iraq.

“The American troops have not come for the benefit of the Iraqi people,