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  • Analysis: Qatar embraces admitted al Qaeda operative

    David Andrew Weinberg

    Analysis
    Jan 23, 2015

    Qatar continues to celebrate the release of Ali Saleh Kahlah al Marri, an admitted al Qaeda sleeper agent, from a US federal prison last week. The prime minister of Qatar has even reportedly called al Marri to congratulate him.

    Analysis: Qatar embraces admitted al Qaeda operative
  • Analysis: Freed former al Qaeda operative was part of intelligence dispute

    Thomas Joscelyn

    Analysis
    Jan 21, 2015

    The story of how Ali Saleh Kahlah al Marri was first identified and arrested became a key part of the dispute between Democrats on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence and the CIA. Al Marri, who was recently released from a US prison, admitted that he was an al Qaeda sleeper agent.

    Analysis: Freed former al Qaeda operative was part of intelligence dispute
  • Analysis: Former al Qaeda operative freed, sent home to Qatar

    David Andrew Weinberg

    Analysis
    Jan 20, 2015

    Ali Saleh Kahlah al Marri, who served as an al Qaeda sleeper operative, has been released from an American prison and returned to Qatar.

    Analysis: Former al Qaeda operative freed, sent home to Qatar
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  • Interactive visual: Profiles of 28 Iran-backed terrorist groups and branches in the West Bank

    Interactive visual: Profiles of 28 Iran-backed terrorist groups and branches in the West Bank

  • Profiles of 15 Iranian-backed Militias in the Middle East

    Profiles of 15 Iranian-backed Militias in the Middle East

  • Detailing Shabaab’s Leadership and Key Personnel

    Detailing Shabaab’s Leadership and Key Personnel

  • Al Qaeda leaders use Afghanistan as a safe haven

    Al Qaeda leaders use Afghanistan as a safe haven

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