April 24, 2008
Dani Reshef
 Izzat Ibrahim al-Duri, the former trusted depute of Saddam Hussein and no’ 2 in the IRAQI hierarchy, who went missing after the USA invasion to IRAQ in 03/2003, claimed to be captured, on Wednesday 04/23/2008, by IRAQI forces, and to be handed over to the US military.
According to the Dubai based Al-Arabia TV network Izzat Ibrahim was captured near Kirkuk, the main town of Salaheddin province, in North Iraq. DNA tests are being conducted to confirm his identity
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Whether in the Middle East or Iraq or Africa terrorism can strike anywhere, anytime, even Muslim killing Muslim while they pray in a Mosque.
Robert Spencer reports:
Algeria: Al-Qaeda raids mosque, kills two, saying "We kill you with Allah's consent"
I don't know what a "moderate Salafite" would be. A Salafi is one who adheres to "pure Islam," and hence holds to the same goals regarding political Islam that Al-Qaeda itself champions. Perhaps they differ on the means to attain those goals.
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Week of-April 15-22, 2008-IICC
Overview During the week of Passover there has been a Hamas-initiated escalation of terrorism in the Gaza Strip. On April 19, Passover Eve, a broad-scale combined attempted attack was prevented near the Kerem Shalom Crossing and in the region of Kissufim. Two car bombs were camouflaged as IDF jeeps and blown up. In another attack in the central Gaza Strip three IDF soldiers were killed in an exchange of fire following the identification of a terrorist squad placing IEDs near the security fence. The attacks were accompanied by barrages of rocket and mortar shell fire, whose intensity increased during the past week.
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April 22, 2008
By Fred Burton and Scott Stewart
 High food prices have sparked a great deal of unrest over the past few weeks. Indeed, the skyrocketing cost of food staples like grain has caused protests involving thousands of people in places such as South Africa, Egypt and Pakistan. These protests turned deadly in Haiti and even led to the ouster of Prime Minister Jacques-Edouard Alexis.
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April 23, 2008
Memri Dispatch#1906
Urdu-Pashtu Media Project
Pakistan-Based Militant Group Lashkar-e-Islam Vows "To Spread Islam Across the World"
In Pakistan's tribal district of Khyber Agency, there is ongoing fighting for the control of the region - with occasional phases of truce - between the militant Islamic tribal group Lashkar-e-Islam and rival fighters from the Kukikhel tribe.
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