Islamistischer Terrorismus

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Mutmaßlicher Terrorring aufgedeckt
Sicherheitsbehörden in Jordanien haben einen Terrorring mit mutmaßlichen Verbindungen zur Al Qaida aufgedeckt. 14 Jordanier und ein Iraker sollen Anschläge auf amerikanische und israelische Ziele im Königreich sowie Mordanschläge auf führende Politiker geplant haben. 13 der Gesuchten sind nach Zeitungsberichten angeblich im Iran. dpa

http://www.janes.com/security/internatio..._1_n.shtml

UK: lessons of 11 September

On the second anniversary of the attacks against New York and Washington, JID has asked leading anti-terrorism specialists to assist in providing an assessment of the risks facing Britain and asks just how prepared the UK is should militant groups target Washington's main European ally.
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/art...Sep14.html

Yemeni Court Sentences Extremist to Death

By AHMED AL-HAJ
The Associated Press
Sunday, September 14, 2003; 5:03 PM

SAN`A, Yemen - A Yemen court sentenced a Muslim extremist to death Sunday for assassinating a key politician and planning attacks against three American missionaries, who were slain in last year.
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http://www.washtimes.com/world/20030914-...-8110r.htm

DIA says Pakistan backed al Qaeda

AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE
Pakistan helped al Qaeda launch its operations in Afghanistan in the 1990s and secretly ran a major training camp used by Osama bin Laden's terror network, according to U.S. intelligence documents.
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http://www.nationalpost.com/national/sto...324FF1BCCC

Pakistani detainee ordered deported
Suspected terrorist cell

Stewart Bell
National Post

Saturday, September 13, 2003
TORONTO - A Pakistani man being investigated as a possible member of an al-Qaeda sleeper cell was ordered deported yesterday after admitting he obtained his Canadian student visa through misrepresentation.
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Koennte sein das Ali Baba und seine Raeuber sich in Pakistan verstecken

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Bin Laden's hideout in wilds of Pakistan

Authorities have pinpointed a 20-square-mile zone, but many obstacles to bringing in Al Qaeda chief remain.

By Gretchen Peters | Special to The Christian Science Monitor

FEDERALLY ADMINISTERED TRIBAL AREAS, PAKISTAN – The dirt road that connects Pakistan's remote town of Wana with Afghanistan is lined with walled compounds. They form the outermost ramparts for Osama bin Laden's hideaway of forests, mountains, and ravines, local residents and officials say.
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Islamists target Morocco's Jews

Giles Tremlett
Monday September 15, 2003
The Guardian

Violent Islamists have murdered two members of Morocco's shrinking Jewish community in the past four days and look set to drive out most of the remaining members of a community whose history stretches back centuries.
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@Azrail
mir ist es egal ob die Kohle haben oder ned - genauso der Genfer Konvention
und schliesslich beherbergen die Taliban Bin Laden - und der ist Millionaer - auch wurde die Taliban tatkraeftig von Pakistan unterstuetzt bevor es zum Anschlag aufs WTC kam.