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    Angelina Jolie, 34, traveled to Syria with Brad Pitt to meet with Iraqi refugees and hold talks with the country's leader. "Most Iraqi refugees cannot return to Iraq in view of the severe trauma they experienced there, the uncertainty linked to the coming Iraqi elections, the security issues and the lack of basic services. They will, therefore, be in need of continued support from the international community" Jolie said in a statement. Full Article at National Ledger
    Most Iraqi refugees cannot return to Iraq in view of the severe trauma they experienced there, the uncertainty linked to the coming Iraqi elections, the security issues and the lack of basic services. They will, therefore, be in need of continued support from the international community
    Angelina Jolie – Angelina Jolie SOURCE: National Ledger 1 month ago

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