Al Qaeda

Over the past ten years, the US has been successful at preventing another domestic terror attack while devastating al Qaeda's leadership.

Foresee Attacks in America's Future

The US military is now involved in wars in five different countries and everyday both those on the right and the left are calling for more. This author sees nothing conservative about this trend and calls America back to a more traditional foreign policy.

I am sorry to bother your celebration, however I have had these feelings since the announcement of Osama Bin Laden's death that there will be retaliation

Will the killing of Osama bin Laden prove to be more of a boon or bane for the United States and its fight against terrorism?

There is great excitement over the death of Osama Bin Laden, but realize there is a long road ahead of us for peace and security.

The world is in awe at the news of Osama bin Laden's death. Over the years, bin Laden has orchestrated atrocious acts of terror which have led to thousands of innocent lives being taken. Clearly, bin Laden's terrorist plots have adversely affected...

In a further sign that it is increasingly irrelevant, al-Qaeda released a 34-minute audio from Osama bin Laden's top deputy Ayman al-Zawahiri condemning the "corrupt" regime of Hosni Mubarak.

Now we learn that Al-Qaeda operatives have stolen pieces of a downed U.S. Predator spy drone in the troubled nation.

Will the USA have a peaceful holiday season, or are terrorist attacks about to happen? The world never knows where Al Qaeda will strike again.

Counter terrorism officials in the United States, and the West in general, have not yet understood that there is a political, non-combatant wing of the global Salafi-Jihad movement, that acts as an international production line.

The United States too permissive by far; allowing declared enemy soldiers to be tried in Civilian Courts is dishonoring our soldiers who fight on whatever battlefield we can find.

On August 27, 2009 Abdullah Asieri, one of Saudi Arabia's most wanted men, detonated a pound of explosives apparently hidden in his rectum in an effort to assassinate Prince Mohammed Bin Nayef, head of Saudi Arabia's counter terrorism operations

In 2010, Americans came to the realization that a new kind of terrorist attack would originate from places like Yemen.

The harsh history of war and the greater struggle for U.S. troops to display a greater show of civility in hostile environments.

Barnabas Aid is calling for urgent prayer and political intervention after Al-Qaeda said Christians everywhere are "legitimate targets" following the bloody siege at a Baghdad church on Sunday.

Hunger, poverty, desperation and chaos within Yemen itself will only bolster Al Qaeda's stronghold there.

While it is safe to say that Al-Qaeda is far from defeated and still can create havoc in almost any part of the world, they are not as feared as they had been, perhaps, months or years ago.

Al Qaeda, war, hunger and poverty. Can you imagine all of these threats converging on a nation at the same time? This is exactly what is happening to Yemen in the Middle East.

Both the Al Qaeda and the Taliban are extreme terrorist groups that have different organizations, although their ideological is the same. Though they do share a similar philosophy, there are some differences between Al Qaeda and the Taliban.

dnan G. Shukrijumah is a dangerous man. The FBI has offered a $5 million dollar reward for his capture. Take a look at his picture (link in the article).

Terrorists may be creating online magazines to get their message to more people. Is this all bad?

Al Qaeda is actively recruiting Americans to participate in terrorism. Now they have started "Inspire" magazine to try to recruit ever more young Americans into turning into terrorists.