This three-minute snipet of PBS's Heart of Jenin has a telling story: that of Ahmad Khatib's 2005 death by Israeli soldiers for mistaking his toy gun for a real one. Ahmad's parents underwent the daunting task of donating his...

Though Santigold and Lil Wayne are are in the song but not actually present on stage, this performance of Soldier is a little hollow since they play Lil Wayne's verse without him there. It's still a pretty dope song in the...

Fans of the game Team Fortress 2 will love this video.  The engineer invites a medic and a soldier to dinner, only to have it rudely interrupted by a spy.  After a little scuffle outdoors, the two guest get the feeling they...

As the death toll in Iraq rises at an alarming rate, many families are left looking to their country to honor their fallen loved ones. In this Onion News Network clip, Home Depot apparently feels it is most appropriate to...

From the looks of it Iraq is getting "hyphy" up in the this piece. No doubt some soldiers reppin' the Bay area are taking the homegrown hip-hop movement across the globe, and there is no better way to do it than by ghost-...

A long time ago, we said the only reason we wouldn't go to Iraq is because we couldn't have hours of raunchy, prescription-induced sex, followed by longer periods of unabashed weed smoking. It looks like these street...

There are a lot of dark tales from Afghanistan, but even in times of war, there is laughter. This soldier takes a moment to joke around with some quick-witted kids. The student surpasses the master when one of the little...

Enjoy the funky moves from this cross-cultural duo as they break it on down to "Get Busy" by Sean Paul. We're not exactly sure exactly what we love about these snippets of diversion amidst the chaos of war, but we're not sure...

The headline pretty much says it all in this episode of Fear Factor: Iraq. Watch and squirm as this strangely motivated soldier throws back some candy that has seemingly been in the pocket of a dead Iraqi insurgent for quite...

The recent uprising by the Burmese people against their dictatorial rulers grew largely because of the online spread of information about the violence. Video journalist Kenji Nagai was in the capital city of Rangoon...