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Islamic Group Claims Uzbekistan Attacks

TASHKENT, Uzbekistan (AP) -- A previously unknown Islamic group claimed responsibility Sunday for a recent string of bombings and shootings that killed at least 47 people in Uzbekistan.
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Gunmen attack Indonesian church
By Tim Johnston
BBC, Jakarta

Seven people have been wounded in a shooting at an Easter church service on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi.
Hundreds of people have died on the island in conflicts between Christians and Muslims.
Police said two gunmen burst into the church on Saturday night and sprayed the congregation with automatic weapons fire before escaping.
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Analysts say that much of the unrest is being stirred up by members of the same group that attacked foreign tourists on the island of Bali a year and a half ago and is unlikely to end any time soon.
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Roxbury address eyed in FBI probe
By Farah Stockman, Globe Staff, 4/10/2004

WASHINGTON -- The FBI is investigating a possible Al Qaeda connection to several people who lived in a Mission Hill apartment building that was once home to Aafia Siddiqui, a Pakistani microbiologist now alleged to be a fixer for the Al Qaeda mastermind of the Sept. 11 attacks
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Islam gaining ground in French prisons: expert
(AP)

13 April 2004

PARIS - French prisoners are often overwhelmingly Muslim, with many inmates converting to Islam while behind bars, an expert told a French newspaper yesterday.
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Report: Madrid terrorists planned to attack Jewish targets

By DPA

MADRID - Suspected Islamist terrorists who bombed four suburban trains in the Madrid region on March 11 also planned to attack a Jewish assembly house and cemetery, the Spanish daily El Mundo reported Tuesday.
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A Mexico cover-up
of U.S. terror threats?
Task-force investigators find U.S. space center, George Bush International Airport among targets

While Washington is focused on finger-pointing over responsibility for 9-11, some of the 100 members of the Houston Task Force on Terrorism say Mexico is not fully cooperating on preventing the next jihadist attack on the U.S., a report by Joseph Farah's G2 Bulletin finds.
The weekly online intelligence newsletter has learned from a source on the task force of fresh Mexico-based threats to NASA's Johnson Space Center, the George Bush Intercontinental Airport and industrial targets linked to the oil and power industries.
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Feds must show Al-Hussayen aided terrorism
Experts: Political climate may complicate trial
The case the federal government will try to make against former University of Idaho grad student Sami Al-Hussayen is this: People who give money to terrorist organizations are as guilty as the radicals who plant the bombs.
Al-Hussayen´s jury trial on three counts of conspiracy to support terrorism and 11 visa fraud charges begins today in U.S. District Court in Boise. Al-Hussayen is accused of using his status as a graduate student in computer science as a cover for funneling $300,000 and technical expertise to maintain Web sites for radical anti-American organizations.
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Militant Islamic leader held for questioning
ZANZIBAR, Tanzania (AP) -- Police have arrested a militant Islamic leader on the island of Zanzibar and have begun questioning him about a series of bombings and arson attacks, police said Sunday.
The cleric, Sheikh Khalid Azan, was found late Saturday after a three-week manhunt, regional police commander George Kizuguto said.
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Man gets 63 months for blades in luggage

By TONI HEINZL

Fort Worth (Texas) Star-Telegram

FORT WORTH - Federal prosecutors believe that security screeners at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport foiled a Pakistani national's attempt last March to evade and test airport security for potential terrorist aims.
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In Deutschland haette man den bestimmt wieder laufengelassen...

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Tenet: U.S. Lacks Tools to Combat al-Qaida
HOPE YEN, Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON - CIA (news - web sites) director George Tenet predicted Wednesday it will take "another five years of work to have the kind of clandestine service our country needs" to combat al-Qaida and other terrorist threats.
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Idaho Trial Could Be a Test of Patriot Act
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By BOB FICK, Associated Press Writer

BOISE, Idaho - A Saudi graduate student used his computer expertise to help Islamic terrorists recruit followers and raise money over the Internet, prosecutors said in opening statements at the man's trial Wednesday.
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Purported Bin Laden Tape Offers 'Truce'
29 minutes ago

By MOHAMED KHALIFA, Associated Press Writer

CAIRO, Egypt - A man identifying himself as Osama bin Laden (news - web sites) offered a "truce" to European countries that do not attack Muslims, saying it would begin when their soldiers leave Islamic nations, in a recording broadcast Thursday on Arab satellite networks.
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So jetzt gespannt ob nach Spanien noch jemand auf den Appeasement-Zug aufspringt.