Two Lashkar-e-Jhangvi groups operating in Pakistan: Malik
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Talk of Peace With Pakistan Taliban Angers Victims
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The al Qaeda-linked leader has dodged numerous murder convictions by killing and intimidating witnesses. The Pakistani government released Ishaq from prison in 2011.

Pakistan announces operation after bombing, but is it just for show?
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Pakistan Shi’ites demand protection from militants
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Pakistan faces growing anger over sectarian bombings
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The HRW report provoked an undiplomatic response from the Pakistani military and ISI.
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The bomber detonated close to two nearby mosques, one Shia and one Sunni, in Hangu. The attack may have been carried out by the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan, the Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, or both groups.
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Pakistan – Manzar Imam was an anti-Taliban crusader: Police
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Central Government Takes Over Pakistan Province
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Spiralling violence: Quetta residents plead for army control
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Formidable power of Pakistan’s anti-Shia militants
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Pakistan’s Hazara Shiites Under Siege
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Shias in Pakistan receive death threat text messages
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Pakistani Taliban Turn to Kidnapping to Finance Operations
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Pakistan journalists’ choice: Face death, or jail
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Commander Tariq Afridi, the leader of the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan’s operations in Khyber, as well as in regions in Arakzai, Peshawar, Kohat, and Hangu, is said to have been murdered by a relative.
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A jihadist said that the Pakistani terror group is closely allied to the Taliban and al Qaeda under the guise of the “Omar Brigade.”

Pakistan bombing hints at free rein for radicals in Quetta
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Violence spikes across southern Afghanistan
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Pakistan – Banned groups
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New Pakistan extremist movement leaves government powerless to act as it chants ‘Death to America’
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Pakistani Taliban Turn to Kidnapping to Finance Operations
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Pakistan – Despite ban, JuD, ASWJ chiefs reach Rawalpindi for rally
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Notorious LeJ commander arrested in Waziristan
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Pakistani Extremist Group In Focus After Unprecedented Attack On Afghan Shi’a
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US urges Pakistan to act after Afghan attacks
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Karzai says Kabul attack came from Pakistan
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If the Lashkar-e-Jhangvi al Almi did carry out the suicide attack, it had help from other groups in Afghanistan.
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Attacks Threaten New Afghan Conflict
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