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Afghan refugees join Northern Alliance forces
Afghan refugees who are veterans of earlier battles against the Taleban are preparing to leave their homes in Uzbekistan in an effort to link up with Northern Alliance forces and recapture Mazar-e Sharif and other northern towns.
US Anthrax letter mailed terror to Kenya
The US anthrax scare was officially exported overseas Thursday, with Kenyan
officials saying bacterial spores were found in a package of cloth samples
mailed to a Nairobi doctor from a relative in Atlanta.
Israel ties assassination to terror war
With Palestinians refusing to hand over those responsible for Rechavam
Zeevi's killing, Israel has said it would act against the Palestinian
Authority just the same way as the US is acting against the Taleban for
refusing to give up Osama bin Laden.
The war of words gets vicious
While the US is sending radio broadcasts into Afghanistan telling the Taleban they are
condemned and that troops would soon be on the ground, the Al Qaeda has
warned that US
soldiers will be dragged through the streets if caught.
Two held with video of Sears Towers
Two men whom police described as Middle Eastern were detained in Plymouth by
federal immigration authorities after being found with detailed video
footage of the Sears Tower in Chicago.
Time publishers fire mailroom staff
Time Inc, a major magazine publisher, abruptly fired all of its mailroom
staff Thursday and announced that an outside firm was hired to deliver all
mail and packages
The breeding grounds of terror
Madrassas run the Saudi-funded Wahhabi sect are being viewed by the US as
dangerous training grounds for future terrorists.
Link suspected between anthrax and hijackings
Investigators pursuing the anthrax cases across the US say they suspect that
the rash of contaminated letters is related to the September 11 attacks, and
that Al Qaeda confederates of the hijackers are behind the incidents.
$1m reward for info on bioterrorists
As the tally of confirmed anthrax victims grows and fear spreads,
authorities offered a $1-million reward for information about the
bioterrorists who have sent bacteria-laden envelopes to three cities.
Wounded, tortured, exiled, but still smiling
In 22 years of war, Abdulsalam Jamalzai has lost count of the number of
times he has fled Afghanistan. But he still has an infectious smile on his
face.
Osama bin Laden, coming soon to a TV near you!
Bombs rain down on Afghanistan, Washington reels attack, and Osama bin Laden
is... giving interviews. What's wrong with this picture?
Will the real Osama please stand up?
There are two Osamas. The first is the one he has invented for himself and
his followers, the Holy Warrior for Islam who has become an idol to perhaps
millions of angry Muslims. The other created by the West is the
multi-millionaire, semi-lunatic trainer of suicidal killers, an icon of fear
and horror. One is larger than life, the other larger than death.
Finding anthrax source difficult, say experts
Finding the source of the anthrax-contaminated letters delivered in
Washington, New York and Florida may be difficult, say experts, because
growing the bacterium is relatively easy and the microbe was commonly
studied in research labs before the 1990s.
Mail delivery shows limitations of Anthrax attack
The delivery of the anthrax spores via the postal system offers insight into
the capabilities and motives of the perpetrators. At the same time, it
reveals technical and perhaps even political limitations constraining
broader, more indiscriminate attacks.
Is Islam a peaceful religion?
George Bush says yes. Osama bin Laden says no. Who's right?
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