Former Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari (C) speaks to the media outside the parliament in Baghdad's fortified Green Zone November 26, 2008. Iraq's parliament on Wednesday delayed a vote on a landmark pact setting a deadline for U.S. troops to leave, after agreeing to Sunni Arab demands to make it dependent on a referendum but rejecting other conditions. Reuters Pictures 12 months ago

Former Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari (C) speaks to the media outside the parliament in Baghdad's fortified Green Zone November 26, 2008. Iraq's parliament on Wednesday delayed a vote on a landmark pact setting a deadline for U.S. troops to leave, after agreeing to Sunni Arab demands to make it dependent on a referendum but rejecting other conditions.

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