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Jihadist social media sites are asking supporters to pray for Abdullah Azzam al Qahtani, an al Qaeda in Iraq leader who admittedly proposed an attack against the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Al Qahtani, the sites say, was scheduled to be executed inside Iraq this week.
Tunisia's prime minister accused Abu Iyad al Tunisi, the head of Ansar al Sharia Tunisia, of being "deeply involved" in violence and arms trafficking. Abu Iyad, in turn, released a statement threatening to "direct our war against" members of the Ennahda government.
This is the third time that Ansar al Sharia Tunisia has used social media to update Ali Ani al Harzi's case. In December, the group prayed for his release and published photos of the FBI agents who interviewed him.
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Former 'head' of al Qaeda in Italy an 'organizer' of Ansar al Sharia rally
Tensions continue to escalate in Tunisia
The Tunisian government has interfered in Ansar al Sharia Tunisia's events and may refuse to grant the group permission to hold its third annual congress. Ansar al Sharia's leaders have responded with statements condemning the Ennahda regime.Ansar al Sharia Tunisia member: 'Rome shall be conquered'
Salafist clerics preach on the streets of Tunisia
Social Media Jihad: Cheerleading al Qaeda's new 'Islamic State'
Social Media Jihad: John McCain visits Tunisia
Al Qaeda in Iraq leader's fate highlighted in Facebook postings
Jihadist social media sites are asking supporters to pray for Abdullah Azzam al Qahtani, an al Qaeda in Iraq leader who admittedly proposed an attack against the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Al Qahtani, the sites say, was scheduled to be executed inside Iraq this week.
Social Media Jihad: Drones over Tunisia?
War of words escalates in Tunisia
Tunisia's prime minister accused Abu Iyad al Tunisi, the head of Ansar al Sharia Tunisia, of being "deeply involved" in violence and arms trafficking. Abu Iyad, in turn, released a statement threatening to "direct our war against" members of the Ennahda government.
Social Media Jihad: Tunisian 'martyrs' in Syria
Social Media Jihad: Egyptian jihadist lionizes slain al Qaeda leader
Magharebia: 'Tunisian salafist[s] announce al-Qaeda support'
Tunisian 'martyrs' celebrated by Ansar al Sharia
The head of Ansar al Sharia Tunisia has said that foreign jihads have "emptied Tunisia of its young," but his group's Facebook page openly celebrates the "martyrdom" of Tunisians killed while fighting in Syria.Ansar al Sharia Tunisia launches new website
After having its official Facebook page repeatedly deleted, Ansar al Sharia Tunisia has launched its own website.Ansar al Sharia Tunisia calls for Islamist solution to political crisis
The assassination of a popular politician has sparked a crisis in Tunisia. Ansar al Sharia Tunisia, an al Qaeda-linked group, has called for a common Islamist solution to the crisis.On the Ansar al Sharia Facebook pages
Ansar al Sharia Tunisia honors senior al Qaeda 'martyrs'
On its Facebook page this week, Ansar al Sharia Tunisia honored two senior al Qaeda leaders who have been reportedly killed. The page contains numerous posts dedicated to global jihadist causes in addition to the group's provision of social services.Ansar al Sharia Tunisia releases video of freed Benghazi suspect
This is the third time that Ansar al Sharia Tunisia has used social media to update Ali Ani al Harzi's case. In December, the group prayed for his release and published photos of the FBI agents who interviewed him.
Benghazi suspect's brother is al Qaeda facilitator
Tunisia frees Benghazi suspect
The Tunisian government has freed Ali Harzi, a key suspect in the Sept. 11, 2012 terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya. The FBI questioned Harzi in December, and Ansar al Sharia Tunisia released photos of the investigating agents online.
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