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...time bin Laden had moved his operations to Sudan (he would later be forced to shift back to Afghanistan), that he started to target Americans. To all but insiders, he first became notorious in 1998, when al-Qaeda operatives exploded truck bombs at the American embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, killing 12 Americans and hundreds of locals. Since then there has been a steady drumbeat of attacks linked to al-Qaeda?some successful, some not?on American targets and those of U.S. allies around the world...
...time bin Laden had moved his operations to Sudan (he would later be forced to shift back to Afghanistan), that he started to target Americans. To all but insiders, he first became notorious in 1998, when al-Qaeda operatives exploded truck bombs at the American embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, killing 12 Americans and hundreds of locals. Since then there has been a steady drumbeat of attacks linked to al-Qaeda-some successful, some not-on American targets and those of U.S. allies around the world...
...world apart and far from the Islamic heartlands: the Philippines and Britain. It was in Manila, that most Catholic of cities, that Mohammed Sadeek Odeh found his vocation. Sentenced to life imprisonment on Oct. 18 for his part in the 1998 bombings of the American embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, Odeh seemed to have lived the predictable life of an al-Qaeda operative-he was born to exiled Palestinians in Saudi Arabia and grew up in Jordan. Yet he turned to radical Islam while studying engineering in the Philippines. It was there that Odeh first saw and heard videos...
...tape shows “a two-hour orgy of blood and death,” including “glorious images of desecration of the infidel—mutilated American soldiers in Somalia, the destruction of the USS Cole, mangled bodies at the American embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.” How can we reconcile with a culture that celebrates such genocide? Our own civilization’s differences with radical Islam are simply irreconcilable in any diplomatic sense. We are fighting not only to eliminate a source of hatred and destruction from the world, but also...
...tape shows “a two-hour orgy of blood and death,” including “glorious images of desecration of the infidel—mutilated American soldiers in Somalia, the destruction of the USS Cole, mangled bodies at the American embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.” How can we reconcile with a culture that celebrates such genocide? Our own civilization’s differences with radical Islam are simply irreconcilable in any diplomatic sense. We are fighting not only to eliminate a source of hatred and destruction from the world, but also...