Benghazi attack suspect ‘compliant but not cooperative’ in federal custody
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Islamist attacks mar Libya vote
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Libya legislature moves to tense Benghazi
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Libya suspect Abu Khattala, suspected in killing Americans, was shadowy figure among militants
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Capture of Benghazi attack suspect conjures mixed feelings in Libyan city
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Exclusive: Benghazi suspect fighting anti-Islamist general before US raid
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Ahmed Abu Khattalah is the first suspect in the Sept. 11, 2012 terrorist attack in Benghazi to be held by the US. Most of his accomplices remain free.
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Ahmed Abu Khattala: Nabbed Benghazi suspect lived openly in city
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Maghreb terrorists make sales pitch to youth
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Abu Iyad al Tunisi, the head of Ansar al Sharia Tunisia, has released a statement calling for jihadists in the Levant to reconcile based on recent events in Iraq.

US spy agencies heard Benghazi attackers using State Dept. cell phones to call terrorist leaders
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Libyan Turmoil Threatens Tunisian Security
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Haftar: some Libyan officials support al Qaeda
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Ansar al Sharia issues Libya threat
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Tunisia in the Libyan tempest
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Libyans fight back against Ansar al Sharia
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Algeria shuts Libya border
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Libyans weigh in on Ansar al Sharia
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Benghazi bloodshed escalates
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Libya reacts to bloody Ansar al Sharia assault
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Foreigners are said to make up the majority of the 37 al Qaeda fighters killed during Yemeni military operations in the southern province of Shabwa.
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Ali bin Lakraa’ al Kazimi, the leader of Ansar al Sharia in Al Mahfad district, was killed in a US drone strike on April 20.
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General’s opinion on Benghazi draws a rebuke
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Email Suggests White House Strategy on Benghazi
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Prior to 9/11, Abu Qatada inspired numerous al Qaeda operatives. Now imprisoned in Jordan, he is providing ideological guidance to jihadists in Syria and North Africa.
From dawa to hesba: the strange evolution of Ansar al Sharia
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Is Derna becoming an Islamist emirate?
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Egypt, Libya at odds over border control
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