Mideast: Israel looks at ‘Al-Qaeda link’ to aid activists
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Turkish funds helped group of activists to test blockade
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UN Security Council members urge Israel to lift Gaza siege
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Israel: ‘Marmara’ ship docks in Ashdod; video shows attack on troops
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Israeli soldier: Pro-Palestinian Turkish activists came for war
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Spat over Iran may further strain relations between allies US, Turkey
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Turkey warns of spreading piracy threat along African coasts
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In Turkey, military’s power over secular democracy slips
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Erdogan calls Israel ‘principal threat’ to Middle East peace
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Moscow metro: 19 black widows could launch fresh attacks
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Pakistan roots to Moscow attack?
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Security forces detained 22 suspected al Qaeda operatives during raids in the provinces of Aksaray, Manisa, and Ankara. Police discovered documents linking the group to al Qaeda; three firearms were also found.
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Turkey – A nation of conspiracies
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A titanic power struggle in Kabul
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German Islamist fanatics jailed for planning ‘second September 11’
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Nine nations support Afghan training effort
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Deal with Taliban would not tackle terror’s ‘root source’
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Police today arrested 120 suspected al Qaeda operatives and supporters during raids in 16 provinces, and on Jan. 18 detained the group’s leader and 30 others. Police also detained 60 suspected members of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) during operations in four southern provinces.
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Abu Zar was planning to conduct attacks against Turkish forces in Afghanistan. Turkey has rounded up more than 150 suspected al Qaeda operatives and supporters during raids nationwide this week.

Turkish security forces reportedly captured a senior leader of al Qaeda in Turkey. Serdar Elbasa, who is known as Abu Zar, was among 30 al Qaeda operatives detained during an operation in Ankara. Elbassa fought in Chechnya and had recruited Chechens, Azeris, and Georgians in his organization.
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The war against the infidels: Terrorism is only one of the weapons
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Turkish security forces detained 20 al Qaeda suspects in the city of Adana. More than 300 policemen searched 25 locations during the raids in Adana and seized weapons, ammunition, and computers.
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Thousands flee Iran as noose tightens
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Frustrated with West, Turks revel in empire lost
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Security forces arrested 32 suspected al Qaeda operatives during raids in eight provinces. The cells were suspected of plotting attacks against US, Israeli, and NATO targets in Turkey. The operatives are said to have received training in Afghanistan.
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Turkey to host Iraq-Syria talks in Istanbul
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The other Iraq war: In Kurdish Iraq, hostilities simmering with Iran, Turkey
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Iraq neighbors undermining border fight: minister
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Bomb kills 4, injures 9 in southeast Turkey
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Terrorism: Al-Qaeda asks Turkish Muslims for funds
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