Abdulrahman al-Awlaki was killed in a drone strike, now his 8 year-old sister Nawar al-Awlaki has been exterminated by a Navy Seal team.
Tag Archives | AlQaeda
The Mourshidates: Algeria’s Female Religious Leaders Provide Guidance For Society
undreds of female religious guides have been at the forefront of Algeria’s battle against radicalisation.
John Kiser: Abd el-Kader’s Jihad of Compassion and Courage
Abd el-Kader reflected the true meaning of Islam: compassion and courage.
The Latest attacks In France Are About More Than Free Speech
Al Qaeda is trying to re assert its power given the rise of ISIS
Why I Am Not Charlie Hebdo
JeNeSuisPasCharlie
Rep. Justin Amash Slams “Disgusting” Rival
Rep. Justin Amash (R-Mich.) wasn’t ready to let bygones be bygones after winning his primary Tuesday night, blasting his opponent for running what he called a “disgusting, despicable smear campaign.”
NYT: Film at 9/11 Museum Sets Off Clash Over Reference to Islam
A film that will be shown at the National September 11 Memorial Museum when it opens next month unfairly links Islam and terrorism, clergy members said in letters demanding it be changed.
Marine Le Pen: France’s Palin Has Been Watching Too Much “Homeland”
Le Pen said images of four French men freed after being held hostage by AlQaeda had left her feeling “uncomfortable” and called on the men to explain their “strange clothing” and long beards.
Farea al-Muslimi: Drones Are Terrorizing Yemenis
Drones are accomplishing what AlQaeda could never hope to achieve.
Most Terrorist Plots in the US Aren’t Invented by Al Qaeda — They’re Manufactured by the FBI
In the ten years following 9/11, the FBI and the Justice Department convicted more than 150 people following sting operations, though few had any connection to real terrorists.
Mali, France and Timbuktu’s Treasures
On Timbuktu’s treasures and the devastation of a nation.
Libyan Citizens Drive the Extremists Out
This really should be HEADLINE news as it shows that the hope engendered by the Arab Spring has given ordinary citizens in countries formerly under dictatorial rule, real belief that they have the power to change the situation.
Libyans Protest and Condemn Attack on US Consulate in Benghazi
Libyans take to the street to condemn the killing of US Ambassador Christopher Stevens and his colleagues.