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9 KILLED AT MOGADISHU AIRPORT
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4 AL QAEDA ESCAPED US CONTROLLED JAIL
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15 KILLED IN VLADIKAVKAZ MARKET BLAST
At least 15 people have been killed, on Thursday 09/09/2010, and more than 60 wounded in an apparent car bomb attack on a market in Vladikavkaz, in the Russian Caucasus.
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MULLAH OMAR – VICTORY "CLOSE"
Afghan Taliban leader Mullah Omar said, on Wednesday 09/08/2010, his fighters were close to victory in driving foreign forces out of Afghanistan.
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3 TO BE CHARGED IN PAKISTAN OVER TIMES SQUARE PLOT
Pakistani police said, on Wednesday 09/08/2010, they will bring terrorism charges against three men being held for allegedly assisting Faisal Shahzad the failed Times Square Plot main suspect.
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Maktab al-khidamat
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MAKTAB AL-KHIDAMAT
Maktab al khidamat, The Office for Services in Arabic, was established by Osama Bin Laden and Dr’ Abdullah Azzam in Peshawar, Pakistan, in 1982, with full coordination of the CIA and ISI, the Pakistani Military Intelligence, in order to facilitate the flow of thousands Muslim volunteers to Afghanistan to fight the Soviet Russians. Volunteers that considered themselves as ” Mujahidin” – Islamic holy warriors.
The CIA helped to construct a world wide network to recruit Muslim volunteers al over the Western world and, through the services of Maktab al Khidamat, send them to fight in Afghanistan. The Maktab al Khidamat represented itself as an ordinary travel agency for young people who wanted to travel to the exotic places in Pakistan and Central Asia.
With time the Maktab al Khidamat provided also basic military training to the Mujahidin, medical care and treatment to those wounded in the war. Maktab al Khidamat also raised money all over the Muslim World for the war and for the needy in Afghanistan.
In 1987 Osama Bin Laden returned to Afghanistan with Dr’ Ayman Al Zawahiri and the Maktab al Khidamat expended its activity and provided the Mujahidin a safe haven in Peshawar, Pakistan, where they could regroup after the battles, re supply and find a place to rest. With time the Mujahidin began to call the Maktab al Khidamat - Al Qaeda , “The Base” in Arabic.
All later activity of Al Qaeda relied on the world wide connections established through Maktab al Khidamat during the 80S' in Pakistan and Afghanistan and on the network of recruiting new volunteers in the Mosques, Islamic charities and wealthy Muslim donors, especially in the rich Western Democracies .
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