Yearly Archives: 2007

Philippines

A Basilan representative identified four of the suspects involved in the beheading of 10 Marines, and claimed they are not members of MILF. Police are conducting intelligence operations to capture 130 MILF operatives believed to be involved with the beheadings.


Al Qaeda

Al Qaeda will release another videotape over the next few days, according to a banner posted on the Ekhlaas website. The Arabic text in the banner states, “Soon by the will of Allah. Wait for the great surprise.”


Afghanistan

The Afghan government denied a military operation was underway to free the 21 Korean hostages held by the Taliban. The Taliban murdered four judges in Ghazni province.


Pakistan

Both Vice President Cheney and the U.S. Ambassador said the U.S. has no intention of invading Pakistan. Four police were wounded in a bombing in Swat. The president of the Taliban-supporting MMA political party endorsed Musharraf’s re-elction to prevent martial law.


Iraq

Sunni Iraqi Accordance Front Withdraws From Government



Iraq

Security chief says Iranians active in Iraq


Al Qaeda leader calls for the overthrow of Pakistan’s Musharraf

Statement by Abu Yahya al Libi contradicts Newsweek report on divisions in al Qaeda over Pakistan policy Al Qaeda has weighed in on the Pakistani government’s military assault on the Lal Masjid, or Red Mosque, in Islamabad last month. As Sahab productions, the media outlet for al Qaeda’s central leadership, released a 21-minute tape by […]


Iraq

‘There should be no type of any withdrawal™



Iraq

Bombers strike across Baghdad, killing 35


Iraq

US troop fatalities in Iraq drop sharply


Iran

Iran Sentences Two Journalists To Death


Iraq

US Pressing Arab Nations to Increase Support for Iraq




Hezbollah

An anonymous Hezbolllah officer said the terror group would have been defeated in Lebanon in the summer of 2006 war had the Israelis pressed the attack for 10 more days. “The cease-fire acted as a life jacket for the organization” as Hezbollah had been running low on food and water and facing rapidly diminishing arms […]


Algeria

Benmessaoud Abdelkader, a leader in Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, surrendered to Algerian authorities. Abdelkader said there are tensions within the Algerian wing of the North African terror group after the leadership of the GSPC decided to join al Qaeda “unilaterally.”





Sudan

U.N. approves up to 26,000 troops, police for Darfur


Pakistan: A new Red Mosque is established in the tribal agencies

Red agencies/ districts controlled by the Taliban; purple is defacto control; yellow is under threat. Islamists take over a mosque in Mohmand as attacks against government troops continue in North Waziristan Pakistan’s Northwest Frontier Province remains a cauldron of violence in the wake of the military assault on the Lal Masjid, or Red Mosque, in […]


Afghanistan

Afghan security forces found the body of the second South Korean kidnapping victim near Ghazni city, while the Taliban threaten to resume killings by noon tomorrow. A suicide car bomber wounded six while attacking a NATO convoy outside of Kabul. The Taliban attempted to hijack a U.N. food shipment in Farah province.



Iraq

In Iraq’s Shiite south, warlords slug it out for turf


Philippines

Over 200 armed police attempted to execute a warrant in Basilan province against three of the 130 MILF fighters who were involved in the recent beheading of 10 Marines. The village of Guinanta was deserted and the government has postponed the warrant. Abu Sayyaf and other Islamist groups have caused over 1,700 civilian and military […]



Iraq

Congress’ only Muslim hears from religious leaders in Iraq


Iraq

House Majority Whip Clyburn: Positive Report by Petraeus Could Split House Democrats on War