An Imam (Cleric) stands amidst the ruble of Al-Hassan Mosque in Fallujah, 50 kilometers west of Baghdad, Iraq (news - web sites) Tuesday, July 1, 2003 hours after an explosion ripped the mosque killing at least 10. The blast raised tensions in a region already simmering with anti-American activity. Iraqi residents claimed the explosion was caused by a missile or bomb strike although American soldiers claimed it was likely caused by explosives hidden at the site. (AP Photo/Bullit Marquez) SUPPORT OUR TROOPSAn Imam (Cleric) stands amidst the ruble of Al-Hassan Mosque in Fallujah, 50 kilometers west of Baghdad, Iraq (news - web sites) Tuesday, July 1, 2003 hours after an explosion ripped the mosque killing at least 10. The blast raised tensions in a region already simmering with anti-American activity. Iraqi residents claimed the explosion was caused by a missile or bomb strike although American soldiers claimed it was likely caused by explosives hidden at the site. (AP Photo/Bullit Marquez)
An Imam (Cleric) stands amidst the ruble of Al-Hassan Mosque in Fallujah, 50 kilometers west of Baghdad, Iraq (news - web sites) Tuesday, July 1, 2003 hours after an explosion ripped the mosque killing at least 10. The blast raised tensions in a region already simmering with anti-American activity. Iraqi residents claimed the explosion was caused by a missile or bomb strike although American soldiers claimed it was likely caused by explosives hidden at the site. (AP Photo/Bullit Marquez) 
