The execution by hanging of ousted Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein 30 December 2006 drew mixed reactions across the Middle East, with some saying he got what he deserved and others hailing him as a martyr. (UPI Photo/Ismael Mohamad) Palestinian supporters of the Fatah party, loyal to Palestinian leader Mahmud Abbas, carry a symbolic coffin of ousted Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein during a rally in his memory in the Bureij refugee camp in the Gaza Strip January 02 2007, days after the execution of the Iraqi leader in Baghdad.
Palestinian supporters of the Fatah party, loyal to Palestinian leader Mahmud Abbas, carry a symbolic coffin of ousted Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein during a rally in his memory in the Bureij refugee camp in the Gaza Strip January 02 2007, days after the execution of the Iraqi leader in Baghdad. The only question on the paper ballot of the referendum was 'Do you approve of President Saddam Hussein being President of the Republic? Iraqi's find it harder to maintain a decent standard of living due to the strict UN sanctions imposed during the 1990s because of Iraq's invasion The only question on the paper ballot of the referendum was 'Do you approve of President Saddam Hussein being President of the Republic? Iraqi's find it harder to maintain a decent standard of living due to the strict UN sanctions imposed during the 1990s because of Iraq's invasion Baghdad, Iraq - 16 October 1995 - Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, Iraqi statesman and Vice Chairman of the Iraqi Revolutionary Command Council and head of the elections committee for the Presidential Referendum on 15 Ocotober 1995, announces the results to the press, where President Saddam Hussein won 99.96% of the vote.
Baghdad, Iraq - 16 October 1995 - Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, Iraqi statesman and Vice Chairman of the Iraqi Revolutionary Command Council and head of the elections committee for the Presidential Referendum on 15 Ocotober 1995, announces the results to the press, where President Saddam Hussein won 99.96% of the vote.
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