Muntazer al-Zaidi, Iraqi Shoe Thrower, Inundated With Offers And Gifts
Next Monday, when the journalist walks out of prison, his 10 raging seconds, which came to define his country's last six miserable years, are set to t...
Next Monday, when the journalist walks out of prison, his 10 raging seconds, which came to define his country's last six miserable years, are set to t...
AP | SAMEER N. YACOUB | Posted 05.08.2009 | World
BAGHDAD — Iraq's highest court on Tuesday reduced the prison sentence for an Iraqi journalist who hurled his shoes at former President George W....
Medea Benjamin | Posted 04.18.2009 | Politics
Insulting someone in power is a legitimate form of non-violent resistance. The harm that could be inflicted by a shoe cannot be compared with harm inflicted by an unwarranted occupation that has resulted in the deaths and displacement of millions of Iraqis.
AP | HAMZA HENDAWI | Posted 04.12.2009 | World
BAGHDAD — A court convicted an Iraqi journalist of assault Thursday for hurling his shoes at George W. Bush and sentenced him to three years in ...
AP | SINAN SALAHEDDIN | Posted 03.22.2009 | World
BAGHDAD — The Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at George W. Bush did not apologize as his trial began Thursday, and instead struck a defiant...
Reuters | The Times | Posted 03.21.2009 | World
Mr al-Zaidi goes on trial today in Baghdad for assaulting a visiting head of state, which carries a maximum prison term of 15 years. ...
Joe Lauria | Posted 01.30.2009 | Politics
The trial of the Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at President Bush was postponed on Tuesday. They are trying to decide whether to charge him with assaulting or just insulting Bush.
Eric Margolis | Posted 01.24.2009 | Politics
Ironically, while Bush and Cheney were obsessing over al-Qaida, and searching under every rock in Afghanistan for Osama bin Laden, the real danger to America was at home -- on Wall Street.
William E. Connolly | Posted 01.18.2009 | Politics
It is a pity that more American journalists have not appreciated the heroism of Muntadir al-Zaidi, the way he spoke for us as well as for them when he threw his shoes at Bush.
Bob Ostertag | Posted 01.17.2009 | World
The world wide eruption of support for shoe-throwing Iraqi journalist Muntadhar al-Zaidi continues. Demonstrations throughout the Middle East. All kin...
HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 01.16.2009 | Media
It seems to be emerging as an accepted fact that the reporter who threw both his shoes at Bush this weekend had specific ideological connections to Saddam Hussein and/or the Ba'ath Party.
Faisal J. Abbas | Posted 01.16.2009 | World
If our journalists in the Arab world were as good at investigating and writing stories as they were in shoe tossing, we would have perhaps uncovered a whole series of Abu Ghraibs or even more horrific stories.
Bob Ostertag | Posted 01.15.2009 | Politics
In support of Mr. al-Zeidi, I urge you to go to Throw My Shoes Too! and put up a picture of your own.
Carolita Johnson | Posted 01.17.2009 | Politics
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Lee Camp | Posted 05.12.2009 | Politics

Jamal Dajani | Posted 01.14.2009 | World
President Bush, you are not only unpopular in the United States, but also in many other countries. How did you expect to be received in Iraq of all places? It's no surprise a reporter threw his shoe at you.
Posted 01.14.2009 | Home
Here is slow-motion video of Iraqi journalist Muthathar al Zaidi throwing his shoes at President Bush on Sunday during a joint news conference Bush wa...
Jacob Heilbrunn | Posted 01.14.2009 | Politics
Not since Soviet premier Khruschev took off his shoe and pounded it at the United Nations has anyone had the effect that an Iraqi journalist did when he hurled both his shoes at President Bush.
Huffington Post | Posted 01.14.2009 | Politics
UPDATE at 9:40PM - SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO AND SLIDESHOW: Shoe-throwing Iraqi journalist Muntadar al-Zaidi, a reporter with Cairo-based network Al Bagh...
The Guardian | Martin Chulov in Baghdad and Rory McCarthy in Nablus | Posted 11.09.2009 | World