In parcel bomb plot, 2 darkly historical inside jokes

UK – Stephen Timms attacker was inspired by al-Qaeda’s Anwar al-Awlaki

Saudi Arabia’s shadowy connection

The Washington Post reported that Yemenis and Egyptians were involved in the deadly massacre at a Christian church in Baghdad that resulted in the deaths of at least 52 people: An Iraqi official said Monday that investigators had found at the scene three Yemeni and two Egyptian passports thought to have belonged to the suicide bombers. A survivor said they were methodical and well trained: Once they penetrated the church building, the silent assailants began executing people. “They were well trained,” Sami said. “They didn’t say anything. It was like someone had cut out their tongues.” The New York Times…

US concerned about former Guantanamo prisoners in Yemen

Earlier flight may have been dry run for plotters

Tribal ties impede Yemen’s war on al Qaeda

Baghdad church siege survivors speak of taunts, killings and explosions

Mail bombs 4 times larger than Christmas plot

The Islamic State of Iraq, al Qaeda’s front organization, claimed credit for last night’s massacre at a Baghdad church that killed 52 Iraqis. Iraqi troops stormed the church. Al Qaeda was seeking the release of Muslim women in Egypt.

An al Qaeda suicide assault team was killed by Iraqi security forces after taking control of a church in the Iraqi capital. Three Yemenis and two Egyptians are believed to have carried out the attack.

Iraqi Christians mourn after church siege kills 52

Bombs tip-off ‘came from former al-Qaeda member’

Yemeni bomb plot: Has al-Qaeda become more organized?

Bombs were designed to destroy planes, US believes

Yemen hunts suspects behind air parcel bombs

Iraqi gold™s glitter dims for dealers under siege

Yemen parcel bombmaker believed to be al Qaeda terrorist Ibrahim Hassan Al Asiri

Packages may have been sent by militants linked to schools

Saudis™ help in stopping plot is part of shift in security role

In Yemen, US hands are tied in al-Qaida fight

Bomb found on cargo plane in UK ‘was viable’

Bomb plot is said to contain ‘hallmarks of al Qaeda™

Explosives found on planes amid US terror probe

Drones spur Yemenis’ distrust of government and US

Al Qaeda’s media plays follow the leader

North African states at risk of being overrun by al-Qaeda

The secret Iraq files: The war – A snapshot of Al-Qaeda in Iraq

Iraq war logs: British blunder may have let al-Qaida kingpin Zarqawi go free
