Al qaeda News
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The non-Muslim world, approximately 6 billion of us, is facing a challenge from fatalistic voices and actions born of Apocalyptic Islam — and we need to take action against this challenge.
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Sydney -
In a major development, online activists Anonymous have vowed vengeance for the attack on Charlie Hebdo in Paris. This is a true game changer. ISIL and other jihadi groups have grown a worldwide presence for dissemination of propaganda online.
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A technologically challenged Kiwi jihadist has been mistakenly broadcasting his location in Syria because he forgot to turn off the tracking device in his cell phone.
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A South African teacher killed along with an American photojournalist during a failed U.S. rescue mission against al-Qaeda in Yemen was just one day away from being released.
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A report from Associated Press sources says that after a year or more of fighting each other, Al Qaeda's affiliate in Syria, the Jabhat al-Nusra Front and ISIS have reached an agreement to stop hostilities and work together.
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A company in Turkey decided to use the former face of terrorism, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, to sell its hair-removal spray.
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Los Angeles -
An American Airways flight has been grounded after one passenger searched for a free Wi-Fi network, only to discover one called “Al-Quida Free Terror Nettwork [sic]."
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Al-Nusra Front, al-Qaeda's Syrian branch, has for the first time threatened to retaliate against the United States, as well as other nations participating in air strikes against the Islamic State, condemning the attacks as "a war against Islam."
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Indian Muslim organisations have issued statements rejecting the announcement of al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahri, regarding the establishment of wing in South Asia.
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Washington D.c. -
The latest terrorist murder of an innocent by ISIS has come as the U.S. government has been forced to send representatives to TV news shows to deny it had threatened families of hostages to stop them from raising ransom money.
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London -
A video has just surfaced of a Pro-Palestine protest that snarled traffic in the Blackwell Tunnel underneath the river Thames in London.
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A suicide bombing inside a southern Saudi Arabian government building has left at least two confirmed dead, both of whom are believed to Al Qaeda linked militants.
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With Islamic State of Iraq and Great Syria (ISIS) leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi requiring an increasingly large support network it seems possible that his group is vying to be more influential in the jihadi world than the Al-Qaeda network.
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In an alliance defying recent cultural tensions, Sunni and Shi'ite forces joined together in opposition to al-Qaeda insurgents, fighting over control of the Iraqi city of Ramadi.
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The Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) has appealed to the government of Yemen to bring the the people responsible for the death of 52 people including seven overseas Filipino workers (OFW) to justice.
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The head of the Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has apologized to the victims of the suicide attack on the hospital inside the Yemeni Ministry of Defense complex in the capital city Sanaa, Yemen.
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Sanaa -
In a video message on Sunday, Qassim al-Raimi, the leader of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, issued a rare apology for an attack on a hospital in Yemen earlier this month that left 52 dead.
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London -
Monday, the Old Bailey trial of the two men accused of killing soldier Lee Rigby on the streets of Woolwich, continued with testimony by one of the accused. The defence case for Adebolajo began in the morning.
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At least 52 people have been killed in a suicide bombing attack Thursday at a hospital in the Defense Ministry compound in the capital city of Sanaa, Yemen.
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In a disturbing report released this week by the Henry Jackson Society, a direct line is drawn between the instability of the Assad regime in Syria and the ability of the Al Qaeda terrorist network to acquire biological weapons.
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Tripoli -
Following the United States’ capture of alleged Al-Qaeda operative Abu Anas al Libi in a surprise Tripoli raid, Libya is seeking his handover, saying that he be tried on Libyan soil.
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Tripoli -
United States operatives have reportedly captured a leading al-Qaeda militant in Libya and imprisoned him on a Navy vessel, prompting Tripoli to demand an explanation for the "kidnapping of a Libyan citizen."
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Syria's Foreign Minister Walid al-Moallem has said Turkey, along with Qatar and Saudi Arabia, constitute an obstacle to peace given their support for the Syrian opposition.
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Many thousand of the ragtag Syrian opposition fighters have broken ranks with the western-back wing of the opposition and have made a call for the formation of an Islamist front.
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Ayman al-ZawahrI, the leader of al-Qaeda, recently issued guidelines on how to conduct jihad or holy war. The report on the guidelines comes from SITE monitoring service yesterday (Sept. 16).
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Sydney -
The West may not like Assad, but there’s not much to like about the rebels, either. The Syrian rebels, like so many other Middle Eastern armed groups, are in full jihadi mode. Law has collapsed. Brutality is the working method of government.
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Sanaa -
After shutting down diplomatic missions across the Middle East, the US asked its citizens in Yemen Tuesday to leave immediately. Reportedly, the US government has already airlifted some of its personnel.
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Washington -
Interpol has placed the globe on a security alert. The US has temporarily closed a string of embassies across the Middle East and North Africa.
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According to the U.S. based intelligence firm, IntelCenter, messages released by Al- Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) point to the U.S. and France as the top western targets of the terrorist group.
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A global travel alert has been issued by the U.S. department following terror threats from Al Qaeda. U.S. embassies have been ordered to close today as a preventative measure. High risk is said to be in the Middle East and North Africa.
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Al Qaeda commander Abou Zeid killed in Mali screengrab / paul george
Masked Sunni Muslim gunmen take position with their weapons during a patrol in the city of Falluja, 70 km (44 miles) west of Baghdad, February 8, 2014. © Reuters
Iraqi security forces take part during clashes with al Qaeda-linked Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) in the city of Ramadi, 100 km (62 miles) west of Baghdad, February 6, 2014 © Reuters
Pierre Korkie family photo
Armed Iraqi tribesmen trying to retake Anbar province from a mixture of Islamist and tribal foes battled al Qaeda fighters in Ramadi With permission by Reuters / Ali al-Mashhadani
Killed Al Qaeda leader Flashpoint-intel.com
New rehabitation and spa center opened in Riyadh for Al-Qaeda extremists. YouTube
Radical cleric Abu Qatada speaking on the BBC's Panorama in 2001 BBC
Still Shots from YouTube video of London Protest Unknown
Three Al Qaeda terror suspects arrested in Spain. Screen capture
Media launch: Tour of Duty Ride across America – commemoration of Sept 11.
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