Syria turmoil stirs Iraqi tribal sympathies, hopes
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Jordan’s jihadists drawn to Syria conflict
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Syrian jihadist spillover haunts Jordan
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Influx of Iraqi Shiites to Syria Widens War’s Scope
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Al-Qaida group urges jihad after Gaza leaders is part of jihad against Jews, threaten large-scale retaliation
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Jordan seeks to curb flow of fighters to Syria
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Gunbattles flare in Lebanon as political crisis deepens
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Abu Muhammad al-Tahawi, an al Qaeda-linked Jordanian Salafist cleric, said Jordanian Salafists had planned an attack in Israel and were getting closer to fighting in Israel “via Jordan, Syria and Lebanon.” The Jordanian Salafist movement has sent 250 fighters to Syria, and some are leaders in Damascus, Aleppo, Deraa, and Idlib.
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Security forces detained 11 militants linked to a suspected al Qaeda plot against Western and commercial targets in Amman that included assassinating diplomats and bombing embassies and shopping centers. The terrorist cell planned to use weapons and explosives smuggled in from Syria, and had prepared explosives “aimed at inflicting the heaviest human losses possible.”
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Abu Musab al Zarqawi’s family members and aides continue to fight in the theaters of jihad six years after his death.
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Abu Qatada appeal: UK called for pardon by Jordan
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More than 100 US troops have been deployed to Jordan to provide aid in securing the border as well as humanitarian support for Syrian refugees. Additionally, US and Jordanian forces are monitoring Syria’s chemical and biological weapons stocks.
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Radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada appeals deportation to Jordan
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King Abdullah II dissolved Jordan’s parliament, paving the way for elections. The Islamist opposition Muslim Brotherhood staged protests, saying they would boycott the elections. However, only 7,000 of an expected 50,000 protesters showed.
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Muslim world demands int’l action to stop religious insults
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Saudi steers citizens away from Syrian jihad
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US braces for more violence from anti-Muslim film
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Worries intensify over Syrian chemical weapons
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Airstrikes Push Syrians to Refugee Camps in Jordan
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At border with Egypt, Hamas sees opportunity
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Sharp increase in refugee flows from Syria
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How German Islamists Recruit Young Men for Jihad
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State Dept. and Pentagon Planning for Post-Assad Syria
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Israel Prepares Plans to Neutralize Syrian Chemical Weapons
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Analysis: No happy outcome in Syria as conflict turns into proxy war
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Jordan Is Anxious as Syrian Refugees Flood In
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In Syria conflict, US struggles to fill intelligence gaps
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Abu Abdul Rahman al Aseer al Urduni was killed during recent fighting in Ghazni province, a known al Qaeda stronghold.

Jordan moves to court Islamists
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Omar Mahdi Zeidan offered religious justification for waging jihad against Muslims. His brother was killed in a US drone strike in North Waziristan in early 2010.
