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#39 Highlight |
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al-Zawahiri's July
27 statement on the
Israel-Hezbollah conflict
deftly advanced al-Qaeda's
own interests, as
well as al-Qaeda's
goal of putting the
world's multiple ongoing
Islamic insurgencies
into the context of
a single, Shiite-and-Sunni
struggle against "the
Zionist-Crusader aggression."
The struggles in Palestine,
Lebanon, Iraq and
Afghanistan are all
connected, al-Zawahiri
said, and "the
whole world is an
open field for us.
As they attack us
everywhere, we will
attack them everywhere".
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Islamic fundamentalist
listed by the State
Department as a suspected
al-Qaida collaborator
was chosen a few days
ago as the new leader
of a Muslim militia
that has seized control
of all of Somalia.
But Sheikh Hassan
Dahir Aweys’
appointment makes
it unlikely that the
increasingly powerful
militia will govern
using the moderate
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have also agreed that
if Iran decides not
to engage in negotiation,
further steps would
have to be taken in
the Security Council
... We urge Iran to
take the positive path
and to consider seriously
our substantive proposals
which would bring significant
benefits." |
British
Foreign Secretary Margaret
Beckett |
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#36 Highlight |
War
Game Will Focus on Situation With
Iran
Full
Story |
WASHINGTON
— Amid rising tensions between
the United States and Iran over
the future of Iran's nuclear program,
the Pentagon is planning a war
game in July so officials can
explore options for a crisis involving
Iran.
The
July 18 exercise at National Defense
University's National Strategic
Gaming Center will include members
of Congress and top officials
from military and civilian agencies.
It was scheduled in August, before
the latest escalation in the conflict,
university spokesman Dave Thomas
said.
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#35 Highlight |
Osama
bin Laden fan clubs build online communities
Full
Story |
| Al-Qaeda
sympathizers are using Orkut, a popular,
worldwide Internet service owned by
Google, to rally support for Osama
bin Laden, share videos and Web links
promoting terrorism and recruit non-Arabic-speaking
Westerners, according to terrorism
experts and a survey of the sites.
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#34 Highlight |
| Usama
bin Laden Audio
01/19/06 |
Ayman
al Zawahri Video
01/30/06 |
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Ayisha,
an Iraqi Sunni woman,
shows her ink-stained
finger after casting
her vote in Amman
December 15, 2005.
Only scattered insurgent
attacks marred Iraq's
election on Thursday
as disgruntled Sunni
Arabs joined the vote,
determined to have
more say in government.
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#32 Highlight |
Iran-Al
Qaeda Axis: Tehran Protects Top Terrorists
Full
Story |
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The
most immediate threat
Iran poses to American
national security
isn't its nuclear
(weapons) program.
It's the safe haven
Tehran is giving
al Qaeda terrorists,
who are planning
and directing jihad
across the globe.
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The
16-minute video
in Arabic was released
last week and covers
the Israeli withdrawal
from Gaza, the Iraq
insurgency and Hurricane
Katrina - described
as a gift from God.
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A
video grab from
Al Jazeera television
aired on September
1, 2005, shows a
man believed to
be one of the July
7 London suicide
bombers, Mohammad
Sidique Khan, 30.
Al Jazeera said
the tape contained
the will of Khan,
in which he blamed
the attacks on Britain's
support for the
war on Iraq and
Western "tyrants".
At least two groups
linked to al Qaeda
have already claimed
responsibility for
the July 7 suicide
bombings on London's
transport system
which killed 52
people.
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#29 Highlight |
| Ayman
al Zawahri Again Threatens the West
Video Released: August
4, 2005 |
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2005: Roughly 130
killed in London and
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London Tube |
7/23/05
Egypt Bombing |
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#28 Highlight |
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Mustafa
Setmariam Nasar, also
known as Abu Musab al-Suri,
is an al-Qa'ida member
and former trainer at
the Derunta and al-Ghuraba
terrorist camps in Afghanistan.
Born
in Aleppo, Syria in
1958, Nasar was a
member of the radical
Syrian Muslim Brotherhood.
He fled Syria in the
1980s and traveled
widely throughout
the Middle East and
North Africa, before
associating with the
Algerian Islamic Group.
He settled in Madrid
in 1987 and gained
Spanish citizenship
through marriage.
While
in Spain, he authored
a series of inflammatory
essays under the pen
name Umar Abd al-Hakim.
In 1995 he moved to
United Kingdom and
served as a European
intermediary for al-Qa'ida.
Nasar traveled extensively
between Europe and
Afghanistan throughout
the late 1990s, finally
moving his family
to Afghanistan in
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WASHINGTON
(AP) - A flurry of recent
reports and rumors about
whether the top insurgent
leader in Iraq was wounded
or even killed left U.S.
officials uncertain about
his fate while underscoring
how difficult it is to track
terrorists.
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#26 Highlight |
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BAGHDAD,
Iraq - A distraught American
hostage appeared on television
with automatic weapons trained
on his head yesterday, a
day that recalled the darker
periods of Iraq's insurgency
as bombs killed at least
14 people and U.S. Marines
clashed with insurgents
near the Syrian border.
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#25 Highlight |
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(CNN)
-- CNN has obtained new
pictures believed to show
America's most-wanted terrorist
in Iraq, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi,
whose network carries out
frequent attacks against
Iraqi and U.S. civilians
and multinational troops.
Abu
Musab al Zarqawi: CurEvents.com
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#24 Highlight |
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BAGHDAD
(AFP) - Iraqi polling centres
opened Sunday at 7:00am
(0400 GMT), the electoral
commission told AFP, heralding
the country's first free
election since 1953 and
the first of the
post-Saddam Hussein era.
Give
terrorism the finger!
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#21 Highlight |
| al
Qaida PR wing 'as-Sahab Media' releases
two videos |
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#20 Highlight |
| October
8, 2004 : Taba, Egypt Resort Bombing
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