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Politics : Israel to U.S. : Now Deal with Syria and Iran -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Scoobah who wrote (2724)	10/24/2003 11:50:15 AM
From: Scoobah	Respond to of 22250

This must be the fault of the Jews taking over empty hills without vegetation or water, and turning those hills into residentail areas. NEW SALAFIST LEADER SEEKS CLOSER TIES TO AL QAIDA October 24, 2003 The Middle East Newsline reports: "Algeria's largest insurgency group has reaffirmed its allegiance to Al Qaida in what appears to signal an increase in the already close cooperation between the two organizations. The Salafist Brigade for Combat and Call issued its first communiqué under the new leadership headed by Nabil Sahwari, also known as Abu Ibrahim Mustafa. Sahwari was said to have replaced Salafist leader Hassan Hattab in August amid a power struggle that concerned the abduction of 32 Western European tourists in the southern Sahara. In the latest communiqué, the Salafist leadership said it would remain loyal to Al Qaida and Taliban. The Salafist group said it would also support the Islamic struggle in such places as Chechnya, Palestine and the Philippines. The Salafist statement was regarded as significant because the group has been deemed the leading subcontractor of Al Qaida. Western intelligence sources said Salafist insurgents have been employed by Al Qaida for attacks in North Africa and in France. The sources said the communiqué marked the clearest expression of loyalty to Osama Bin Laden…"