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Iraq says attacks were 'God's punishment'

An Iraqi newspaper has marked the September 11 anniversary by publishing pictures of the attack with the headline "God's punishment".

Wed, 11 Sep, 2002 - 11:00

An Iraqi newspaper has marked the September 11 anniversary by publishing pictures of the attack with the headline "God's punishment".

The state-owned weekly Al-Iktisadi printed the headline in bold red lettering.

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Courts Sept 11 anniversary Place: Kuwait Place: America Place: Baghdad Place: Iraq Person: god Person: Iraqis Person: Saddam Person: Ali Ahmed Event: 1991 Gulf War Event: 1990 Event: September 11 Organisation: Iraq Organisation: Al-Iktisadi Organisation: al-Jumhuriya Organisation: America Organisation: United

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