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A poster with the face of Qazi Hussain Ahmed, chief of Pakistan's largest Islamic group, Jamat-e-Islami, looms through the window of a train in Rawalpindi that is carrying his supporters who are taking part in a nationwide protest against U.S. strikes in Pakistan's tribal areas along Afghanistan border. Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has pleaded with Washington to halt cross-border operations, saying they only fuel sympathy for Islamist extremists. (Emilio Morenatti, Associated Press)
Emilio Morenatti, Associated Press
A poster with the face of Qazi Hussain Ahmed, chief of Pakistan's largest Islamic group, Jamat-e-Islami, looms through the window of a train in Rawalpindi that is carrying his supporters who are taking part in a nationwide protest against U.S. strikes in Pakistan's tribal areas along Afghanistan border. Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has pleaded with Washington to halt cross-border operations, saying they only fuel sympathy for Islamist extremists.