Monthly Archives: February 2008


Somalia

Shabaab and government troops clashed in Dinsor. The Islamic Courts rejected talks with the government. The president of Uganda said his country can deploy more forces to Somalia.


Palestinian Territories

Hamas bulldozed a large segment of the border wall at the Rafah crossing to allow trucks and people to pass into Egypt. Egypt is searching for four Palestinian terrorists suspected of planning suicide attacks against resorts in the Sinai Peninsula.




Pakistan

A suicide bomber killed six security forces during an attack in Mir Ali, North Waziristan. The military recovered some of the ammunition seized by the Taliban in Darra Adam Khel. A Pakistan Air Force truck was damaged in an IED attack while traveling between airbases outside Peshawar. The Kohat Tunnel is being reopened to light […]




Iraq

Crocker: Iraq Needs US Troops Until 2009


Third Internet Cable Cut in Middle East



Al Qaeda

Major Jihadi Cleric and Author of Al-Qaeda’s Shari’a Guide to Jihad Sayyed Imam vs. Al-Qaeda


Egypt

Egyptian security forces arrested 12 armed Palestinian terrorists on suspicion they were planning to attack Israeli tourists in the Sinai. Ten of men were arrested while crossing into Egypt at the Rafah entry point. Two of the Palestinians were members of Hamas, two were members of Islamic Jihad.


Iraq

Two bombs at Baghdad pet markets kill 72: police


Iraq

Iraq’s revival boosted as oil production rises to 2.4m barrels a day


Iran

Israel’s days are numbered – Iran


Iraq

Soldier’s Dad: Parsing Iraqi Casualties – Jan ’08


Pakistan

Pak-Afghan border coordination centre opens in March: Boucher


Mauritania

Six terrorists attacked the Israeli Embassy with small-arms fire. Witnesses said the men chanted “God is Great!” in Arabic before opening fire. One civilian was reported wounded in the ensuing clash between the embassy guards and the terrorists.


Yemen

Ahmad Mansour, the spokesman for al Qaeda in Yemen, said the government asked it to fight a Shia rebel group in the North of the country. “They [the government] have asked us to fight against the followers of Imam al-Houthi of Saada. In return, Yemeni security forces will ease the persecution of our members,” said […]