Indonesian Cleric Ba’asyir Launches New Hard-Line Group
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Suspected bomb explodes at Indonesian airport
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Two Jemaah Islamiyah operatives captured earlier this year were planning to travel to Iraq to seek funding for operations in Indonesia, according to information that was on their laptop. Abu Husna and Agus Purwantoro, who were captured in Malaysia in March, planned to enter Iraq via Syria.
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Suspected Indonesian Militants Executed Christian Teacher, Planned To Kill US Teacher, Attack Court
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Traveling to Indonesia’s Alcatraz to meet the Bali bombers
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Indonesia: Death-row Bali bombers forgo presidential pardon
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Bali bombers’ final appeals rejected
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Indonesia confronts religious intolerance
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Singapore Jemaah Islamiyah leader may be in Indonesia: police
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Indonesia Breaks Up Terror Cell
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Ex-general’s arrest an attack on Islam, says Muslim militia leader
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Police arrested nine members of Jemaah Islamiyah who were plotting to conduct terror attacks in Jakarta and on Sumatra Island. The men were associated with terror master Noordin Top. One of the men was a Singaporean who has met with Osama bin Laden. A cache of bombs packed with bullets was also seized.
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New Report Urges Continued Caution Toward Jemaah Islamiyah
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Indonesia backs sharia law, poll shows
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Bali Bomber Warns Of Al Qaeda Attacks , Says Attacks “Very Likely” If He’s Executed
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Indonesia Unveils Curbs On Sect
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Noordin Mohammad Top, a senior Jemaah Islamiah operative, is believed to have escaped a police dragnet and fled the country, according to Indonesian police. A recently arrested terrorist who was transferred to Indonesian custody said an Algerian helped him escape to a neighboring country.
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Indonesian police arrested Faiz Fauzan, a key member of Jemaah Islamiyah who was behind the suicide bombings on the resort island of Bali in 2005. Fauzan was a close associate of Jemaah Islamiyah operatives Noordin Muhammad Top and Azahari Husin. Fauzan “is suspected of involvement in the planning of the second Bali bombings and among others had met twice with Salik Firdaus, one of the suicide bombers,” said a police spokesman.
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Indonesia jails terrorist for money transfers to Philippines
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Jemaah Islamiyah leaders Abu Dujana and Zarkasih were sentenced to 15 years in prison each after being found guilty of assisting terrorists and possessing, storing, and moving weapons destined for terror acts. Abu Dujana served as military commander while Zarkasih served as the group’s leader while Abu Bakar Bashir was in jail.
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Indonesian court sentences key militant
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Abdul Rohim and Agus Purwanto, two Jemaah Islamiyah operatives arrested in Malaysia in January and recently extradited to Indonesia, “were planning to go to Syria to build a relationship with foreign radical groups” according to Indonesian police. Police also believe their arrest may provide clues that can lead to the arrest of Noordin Mohammad Top.
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Abdul Rohim and Agus Purwanto, two Jemaah Islamiyah operatives arrested in Malaysia in January, have been extradited to Indonesia. Rohim sat on Jemaah Islamiyah’s central committee and is believed to have replaced Zarkasih as the group’s leader. Purwanto is thought to have served as a doctor for Noordin Top and was wanted in connection with attacks on Christians in Poso.
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Indonesian Police arrest two more Jemaah Islamiyah members
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Indonesian embassy wants more access to Jemaah Islamiyah suspect
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Indonesia: Hezbollah-owned TV begins broadcasts
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Final appeal for Bali bombers on death row withdrawn
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Jemaah Islamiyah terrorism publishing thriving: repor
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Bali bombers’ execution could be delayed by appeal
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2002 Bali bombers’ execution ‘within a month’
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