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pakistan
State of Non-Affairs: Why Israel and Pakistan Don’t Relate
New bin Laden documents show a suspicious, pressured al Qaeda
Al Qaeda\’s leaders were increasingly worried about spies in their midst, drones in the air and secret tracking devices reporting their movements as the U.S.-led war against them ground on, documents seized in the 2011 raid on Osama bin Laden\’s Pakistani hideout and reviewed by Reuters reveal.
Daniel Pearl killer’s jailbreak foiled, Pakistan army says
Pakistan’s military said it had foiled a prison break bid aimed at freeing a British-born terrorist awaiting execution for the 2002 murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl.
FBI investigating California massacre as ‘act of terrorism’
The FBI is investigating this week\’s massacre of 14 people by a married couple in California as an \”act of terrorism,\” officials said on Friday, noting that the female shooter had pledged allegiance to a leader of the militant group Islamic State.
Drones, Jews and morality
My address to the first interreligious conference on the morality of drone warfare didn’t go over particularly well.
Charlie Hebdo: High-impact, low-tech tactics add chilling dimension to attacks
In the aftermath of 9/11, the biggest fear that haunted U.S. counter-terrorism officials was that al-Qaeda or its allies would somehow get hold of a weapon of mass destruction: a biological agent or a nuclear bomb.
What Pakistan wants: its people or terrorists
Rows and rows of men stood in straight lines, hands folded in front of their chests, offered a Namaz-e-Janaza (prayer before burial) on Wednesday.