Al-Qaeda resurgent?

Al-Qaida group urges jihad after Gaza leaders is part of jihad against Jews, threaten large-scale retaliation

AQAP is the latest group to release a statement regarding the deaths of Abu al Walid al Maqdisi and Ashraf al Sabah.

Al Qaeda goes underground in Yemen against US-driven crackdown

Said al Shihri called the reports of his death “a rumor to cover the killing of the innocent, unarmed Muslims in Yemen” that was propagated by the Yemeni government after civilians were killed in a drone strike.
Sheikh Abu Zubeir ‘Adil al’Abab, AQAP’s sharia official and fourth-most important leader, was killed in the Oct. 4 drone strike, according to a Yemeni journalist closely linked to the group.

Dane’s Wild Tale of Ruse to Find Anwar al-Awlaki

Abu Musab al Zarqawi’s family members and aides continue to fight in the theaters of jihad six years after his death.

Yemeni debate over drones emerges after Saleh’s fall

The Danish agent, the Croatian blonde and the CIA plot to get al-Awlaki

Philippines – Militants threaten Manila peace deal

Al Qaeda leader Zawahiri calls for more anti-Islam film protests

US Reaper drones are known to fly out of the Al Anad airbase in Lahj province.

The State Department has announced that Ansar al Sharia in Yemen is simply an “alias” for al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), which is attempting to “rebrand itself.” The Ansar al Sharia brand is being employed by al Qaeda-linked groups elsewhere, including in Tunisia and Libya.

Yemen’s leader, President Hadi, Praises US Drone Strikes

A report published by the federal research division of the Library of Congress highlights al Qaeda’s clandestine strategy for Libya. Working under orders from senior al Qaeda leaders in Pakistan, al Qaeda operatives in Libya are in the final stages of creating a fully operational network.

Al Qaeda in Yemen urges Muslims to kill US diplomats over film

In Yemen, tribal militias in a fierce battle with al-Qaeda wing

The Yemeni military claimed that Said al Shihri, a former Guantanamo detainee and the current deputy emir of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, has been killed. The report has not been confirmed; Yemeni officials have claimed in the past that he has been killed and captured.
Abdelrauf al Dhahab, a local al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula leader whose brothers took control of Rada’a earlier this year, was the target of the Sept. 2 strike that killed 13 civilians.

Donors pledge $6.4 billion in aid to Yemen
