Israel trying to topple Arafat: King Abdallah
King Abdallah of Jordan accused the Israelis of trying to topple Yasser Arafat as the Palestinian Authority president, which in turn could push Palestine to the brink of civil war. |
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Israel cuts all contact with Arafat, launches air strikes
Responding to a deadly bus ambush, Israel on Thursday severed all contact with Yasser Arafat, launched retaliatory air strikes on his headquarters and sent troops to Palestinian towns. Arafat's spokesman called the moves "an official declaration of war." |
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Afghanistan's interim leader meets with new government
Afghanistan's interim leader, Hamid Karzai, met with top figures in his new government on Thursday after quietly slipping into the curfew-shrouded capital under cover of darkness. It was his first visit to Kabul since being appointed the country's tempora |
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Two Jewish Defense League leaders arrested in bomb plot
The chairman of the militant Jewish Defense League and one of his followers have been arrested in an alleged plot to bomb a major Los Angeles area mosque and the office of a California congressman, among other targets, federal officials said on Wednesday. |
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The Identification of Terrorists in Muslim Society
It is an established fact that Islam is basically and essentially the religion of peace, moderation and toleration, having no place at all for any extremism or violence. It was for this reason that along with the world community the entire Muslim world... |
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 Allegations of civilian bombing in Sudan
The issue of Sudanese air force bombing of targets within the ongoing war in southern Sudan, fought between the government and the rebel SPLA, has, in recent years, been focused upon by several governments, non-governmental organisations and the media. |
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 U.S. planes strike Wahabis as surrender deadline passes
A cease-fire collapsed Wednesday as U.S. air strikes repeatedly pounded Osama bin Laden's Tora Bora mountain bases after cornered Wahabi al-Qaida forces reportedly set new terms for their surrender and missed a morning deadline to disarm. |
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 U.S. to free Egyptian detained after Sept. 11 attacks
The United States government agreed Tuesday to release a 19-year-old Egyptian man who was taken into custody after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and held for weeks even after he was cleared of involvement in the attacks, his lawyer said. |
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 West prejudiced against Islam, says Mubarik
President Hosni Mubarak said Tuesday that despite U.S. and European efforts to separate Islam from blame for the Sept. 11 attacks, the West remains biased against the faith.
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 Osama bin Laden has left Afghanistan, Taliban says
The Taliban envoy to Pakistan said Saturday that Osama bin Laden has left Afghanistan and that the Islamic militia did not know his whereabouts. |
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 Noticeable confusion between ‘Al-Aqsa Mosque’ and the ‘Dome of the Rock’
Whenever there is a mention to Al-Aqsa Mosque in the local and international media, the picture of the Dome of the Rock appears instead. The main reason of this is the public ignorance which is in line with the Israeli plan. |
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Mullah Omar prepares to flee from Kandahar
Taliban's Wahabi commander Mullah Mohammed Omar has agreed to leave his headquarters at Kandahar and hand the southern Afghan city over to two local Pashtun leaders, the Afghan Islamic Press said Friday.
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 U.S. ground forces targeting Taliban and al-Qaida, Rumsfeld says
U.S. special forces have been involved in ground combat in Afghanistan but no American soldiers have been killed in action, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said Friday. |
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Reports
of
Afghanistan
executions
demand
investigation,
U.N.
says
A
U.N.
human
rights
expert
said
Friday
that
reports
of
mass
executions
by
warring
factions
in
Afghanistan
must
be
properly
investigated
and
the
perpetrators
brought
to
justice.
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 Taliban's
Wahabi
leader
predicts
'the
extinction
of
America'
Defiantly
insisting
his
ultimate
goal is
"the
extinction
of
America,"
Taliban's
Wahabi
leader
Mullah
Mohammed
Omar
said in
a radio
interview
Thursday
that
he'd
rather
die than
join "an
evil
government"
with
Afghanistan's
former
leaders. |
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Pakistan
fortifies
border to
prevent
fleeing
Afghans from
entering
As part of a
government
effort to
prevent
Afghan
refugees and
fleeing
militants
from
entering the
country, a
special
train
carrying
soldiers and
tanks
arrived
early
Thursday on
Pakistan's
southwestern
border,
witnesses
said. |
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 U.S.
jets target
remaining
Taliban,
al-Qaida
resistance
U.S. warplanes
zeroed in near
the town of
Kunduz on
Thursday, where
Taliban fighters
and followers of
Osama bin
Laden's al-Qaida
network were
apparently ready
to defend one of
their last
pockets of
resistance in
northern
Afghanistan. |
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 Palestinians
mark anniversary of
independence
declaration
Marching Wednesday
to mark the 13th
anniversary of a
declaration of their
independence,
Palestinians
demanded that Yasser
Arafat proclaim a
state immediately. |
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 Bomb
explodes near American
Express Bank in Athens
A bomb exploded by an
American Express Bank
branch Thursday, blowing
out the windows of a
passing school bus
transporting more than a
dozen children and
slightly injuring a
bystander. |
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 Wahabi
guerrillas release 7
hostages in Philippines
Wahabi guerrillas released
seven of their last 10
hostages, keeping only a
Filipino nurse and an
American missionary couple
with them as they eluded
government troops on their
trail, officials said
Thursday. |
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Palestinian police arrest
Islamic Jihad activist, spurring
protests
Palestinian police arrested a
top Islamic Jihad activist in
the West Bank town of Jenin on
Wednesday, setting off a violent
protest against Yasser Arafat's
security force. |
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Executions, abductions reported in
Mazar-e-Sharif, U.N. officials say
There have been reports of summary
executions and abductions of
civilians in Mazar-e-Sharif since
opposition fighters seized that
northern city from the Taliban, U.N.
officials said Monday.
P.S.
Damn N. Alliance!! Idiot's aren't
even afghan they're all Tajiks and
Uzbeks!! |
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 Death
toll from Algerian floods climbs to 447
The death toll from floods that
inundated the Algerian capital and
several other cities climbed to 447 on
Monday, with an unknown number of people
still missing, the interior minister
said. |
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 American
Airlines plane crashes in Queens, New York
An American Airlines flight from New York to
the Dominican Republic crashed after takeoff
Monday, and buildings reportedly were on
fire in the Queens section of New York City. |
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Three
foreign journalists killed in Afghanistan
Two French radio reporters and a German magazine
journalist were killed when they came under
Taliban fire while traveling with northern
alliance forces, their colleagues and employers
said Monday. |
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 Teen
killed in Belfast, rival Christian militants
continue clashes
A teenage boy died Sunday after a homemade grenade
exploded in his hand as rival militant Christians
clashed in north Belfast, police said. |
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Al-Qaida military
leader says Bush lied
The al-Qaida group's military commander said Friday
that the United States is lying when it claims to
have smashed the terror network and to have broken
the back of Taliban forces in Afghanistan.
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 Bin
Laden reportedly claims to have nuclear and chemical
weapons
In an interview with a
Pakistani newspaper released Saturday, Saudi exile Osama
bin Laden said his group has nuclear and chemical
weapons and is prepared to use them.
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Afghan opposition figure reportedly captured, executed
for treason
Afghan opposition figure Abdul Haq was captured after
slipping into Afghanistan, then executed by the Taliban
for treason, the Taliban's Bakhtar news agency reported
Friday.
p.s.
Hahaha Stupid Ass Traitor..They'll Never Learn... |
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Mullah Omar calls for demonstrations to support 'holy war'
Taliban supreme leader Mullah Mohammed Omar appealed Friday
for three days of demonstrations to support the Taliban
cause. He called that cause holy war, not terrorism. |
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Large explosions reported in Kabul
A Taliban claim that 200 villagers were killed in a missile
strike this week opened a contentious exchange of claims and
counter-claims Friday over civilian casualties from the U.S.-led
air campaign against Afghanistan. |
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 White
House calls Israeli leader's comments 'unacceptable'
The White House criticized Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon on
Friday for accusing the Bush administration of appeasing
Palestinians in a bid to boost Arab support for its efforts against
terrorism. |
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Afghan opposition claims hundreds of Taliban soldiers have defected
Afghanistan's opposition claimed Sunday that
hundreds of Taliban soldiers had defected during three days of fierce
fighting, which have seen the opposition score major territorial gains
in the northern mountains of the rugged country. |
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World's Most Wanted Man
$25 Million Dollar Reward For
His Capture...Holla!
p.s. Yea finding him is like
finding a needle in a bundle of haystacks
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Taliban
says bin Laden missing
lol...or issss heee
Taliban rulers said Sunday they
cannot find suspected terrorist Osama bin Laden
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Hakeem
Olajuwon Speaks Out On Terrorist Attacks
``Please,'' Hakeem Olajuwon said to
himself. ``Don't let them be Muslims.''
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  Midday
Programme (in Pushto)
Kunduz bombed again
American aircraft have intensified their bombing of Kunduz in northern Afghanistan where thousands of Taleban fighters are surrounded by their enemies. On the diplomatic front, separate missions from the United Nations and Russia are holding talks in Kabul about the shape of a political settlement for Afghanistan.
Russian government delegation heads to Kabul
A Russian delegation will arrive in the Afghan capital, Kabul, today for talks with the Northern Alliance leadership in control of the city and large parts of the country. The Russian defence minister, Sergei Ivanov, said the group would try to establish working contact with what he described as the legitimate government of Afghanistan.
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Taleban leader Mullah Mohammed Omar rejected any cooperation with a future broad-based government for Afghanistan. He spoke of a "big" plan to destroy the United States which could happen within a short period of time. (November 14th)
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