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JIHAD (HOLY WAR) AGAINST
CHRISTIANS, HINDUS, JEWS,
BUDDHISTS, ANIMISTS
INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM
WEAPONS OF MASS
DESTRUCTION
Terrorism:
Questions & Answers (Council for Foreign Relations)
15 out of the world's 33 major terror groups are Arab & Iranian
10 out of
the world's 33 major terror groups
have Palestinian agenda
2 of 3 states in "Axis of Evil" as designated by President Bush:
Iraq & Iran
Lebanon - Arab world's only democracy destroyed by
terrorists
Scourge of international terrorism and suicide bombings
have reached far beyond the United States and Israel to include civilians
even in Arab and Moslem nations including Iraq and Saudi
Arabia
Stand Up to Evil ([Saudi] Arab News, May 16,
2003)
 "We
left out nuclear targets, for now" (Mail & Guardian Online, Mar 4,
2003)
Saudi Columnist:
'We Have Bred Monsters ... We Are the Problem and Not America' (Dr. Muhammad
Talal Al-Rasheed, columnist for the English language daily The Saudi
Gazette/MEMRI translation, Nov 30, 2003)
Legends of the Fall. More myths about the current war
(Victor Davis Hanson, NRO, Oct 10, 2003): "... what strikes students of this
war so far in its first two years is the amazing degree to which the United
States has hurt its enemies without incurring enormous casualties and costs. So
far there have been five theaters of conflict: Washington, New York,
Pennsylvania, Afghanistan, and Iraq. After suffering about 3,000 dead, $100
billion in direct material damage in Manhattan and D.C., and perhaps another $1
trillion hit to the economy at large in areas as diverse as airline losses,
increased security expenditures, and tourist and travel drop-offs, the United
States has lost under 400 soldiers in defeating the Taliban and Saddam Hussein,
and probably spent roughly $100 billion in direct military expenditures, with
another $100 billion in slated reconstruction costs."
Al-Qaddafi: 'Libya Should Quit the Arab League... Women Must be
Trained to Booby-Trap Cars, Houses, Luggage, and Children's Toys'
(Al-Shams/Libya, Oct 5, 2003 - MEMRI, Oct 10, 2003): "We must train the women how to booby-trap the car and
blow it up among the enemy, how to blow up the house so it falls on the enemy
soldiers. Traps must be prepared. You have seen how [the enemy] check[s]
luggage. These suitcases should be rigged so that when they open them they blow
up. The women must be taught how to booby-trap their clothes closets, booby-trap
their purses, booby-trap their shoes, booby-trap the children's toys, so they
blow up on the enemy soldiers."
AL QAEDA'S AGENDA FOR IRAQ (Paris based Iranian
journalist Amir Taheri, New York Post, Sep 3, 2003): "'It is not the
American war machine that should be of the utmost concern to Muslims.
What threatens the future of Islam, in fact its
very survival, is American democracy." This is the message
of a new book, just published by al Qaeda in several Arab countries. The author
of "The Future of Iraq and The Arabian Peninsula After The Fall of Baghdad" is
Yussuf al-Ayyeri, one of Osama bin Laden's closest associates since the early
'90s."
God and
Mammon: Does Poverty Cause Militant Islam? (Daniel Pipes, National Interest,
Winter 2002): "To the extent that economic
factors explain who becomes Islamist, they point to the fairly well off, not the
poor. Take Egypt as a test case. In a 1980 study, the
Egyptian social scientist Saad Eddin Ibrahim interviewed Islamists in Egyptian
jails and found that the typical member is "young (early twenties), of rural or
small-town background, from the middle or lower middle class, with high
achievement and motivation, upwardly mobile, with science or engineering
education, and from a normally cohesive family." In other words, Ibrahim
concluded, these young men were "significantly above the average in their
generation"; they were "ideal or model young Egyptians." In a subsequent study,
he found that out of 34 members of the violent group At-Takfir w'al-Hijra, fully
21 had fathers in the civil service, nearly all of them middle-ranking. More
recently, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service found that the leadership
of the militant Islamic group Al-Jihad "is largely university educated with
middle-class backgrounds." These are not the children of poverty or
despair."
But he was good to his mother: Murdering for militant Islam
(Daniel Pipes, JP, Dec 3, 2003): "The news last week that police had
arrested Sajid Badat at his home in Gloucester, England, shook many Britons. The
charges against him concerned his training with al-Qaida in Afghanistan and his
possessing PETN explosives, the same substance would-be shoe bomber Richard Reid
had tried to set off. Police believe Badat intended to carry off the very first
suicide bombing in the United Kingdom. But not everyone was shaken by this news.
Gloucester's Muslim community esteemed Badat too much to credit the charges. One
admirer called him "a walking angel" and "the bright star of our
mosque."
The
U.N. can't define terrorism, let alone confront it (Anne Bayefsky, WSJ, Apr 28,
2003)
Demystify
It. How to defeat suicide terrorism (Adam Wolfson, NRO, Sep 16, 2003): "In a
rigorously researched article for The American Political Science Review, Robert
Pape has examined every suicide-terrorist attack in the world from 1980 to 2001.
There have been 188 such suicide attacks worldwide, ranging from Lebanon to the
West Bank, from Sri Lanka to Chechnya, and from India to Turkey. From his survey
research, Pape, who teaches political science at the University of Chicago, is
able to explain much about this barbaric practice: He shows how suicide
terrorism operates, and why it became a growth industry over the last several
decades. His superb study should help dispel the widespread notion that suicide
terrorism is somehow beyond comprehension, and beyond remedy. One of
Pape's most important findings is that suicide
terrorism is guided by clearly identifiable strategic goals. It is not a mere
act of wanton cruelty, though it is certainly that. Nor is it an act of
desperation by the dispossessed. Rather, suicide -attacks are nearly always
carefully calibrated to accomplish the political goals of nationalists
groups. Of the 188 suicide-terrorist strikes from 1980 to
2001, a whopping 95 percent were undertaken as part of an organized political
campaign; that is, only 9 of the 188 attacks were unplanned."
The Strategic Logic of Suicide Terrorism (Robert A. Pape, The
University of Chicago, American Political Science Review Vol. 97, No. 3, Aug
2003)
What is Jihad (Daniel Pipes, New York Post, Dec 31, 2002):
"Jihad is "holy war." Or, more precisely: It
means the legal, compulsory, communal effort to expand the territories ruled by
Muslims at the expense of territories ruled by non-Muslims. The purpose of
jihad, in other words, is not directly to spread the Islamic faith but to extend
sovereign Muslim power (faith, of course, often follows the flag). Jihad is thus
unabashedly offensive in nature, with the eventual goal of achieving Muslim
dominion over the entire globe."
Hamas Charter,
article 13 (Palestine Center website, Aug 9. 2003): “[Peace] initiatives, the so-called peaceful solutions, and the
international conferences to resolve the Palestinian problem, are all contrary
to the beliefs of the Islamic Resistance Movement. For renouncing any part of
Palestine means renouncing part of the religion; the
nationalism of the Islamic Resistance Movement is part of its faith … There is no solution to the Palestinian problem except
by Jihad. The initiatives, proposals and International
Conferences are but a waste of time, an exercise in futility.”
Former Lebanese Prime Minister Michel Aoun (Hudson Institute, Mar
14, 2003): "Many regions of the world today
are in a state of a global and fateful confrontation with terrorism ... Lebanon,
a small country by size but much larger in mission, was the first victim of
modern terrorism. At the end of the 1960s, Lebanon, a
multicultural society, began to absorb the shocks of the conflict between the
East and the West. In the early 1980s it found itself at the frontlines of
confrontation with Islamic fundamentalists. As a democracy and free market
economy surrounded by autocratic regimes and directed economies, Lebanon strived
to live under its secular and democratic constitution. In addition,
Lebanon contributed to the drafting of the Human
Rights Charter of the United Nations and it is the only Arab country that has
signed it as of today. From their daily lives to their
intellectual and cultural discourse, the Lebanese people lived and practiced
tolerance and moderation. Lebanon became a model for all Arab intellectuals and
a shelter for the persecuted among them, and was in fact commonly known then as
the “Switzerland of the East.” Indeed, Lebanon
was an oasis of freedom in the midst of the human desert that surrounded
it. It was a cultural bridge between East and West, savoring
the value of freedom in all its dimensions, from the freedom of creed to the
freedom of speech, the right to differ, political plurality and diversity, and
all the way to economic freedom."
President
George W. Bush, Feb 13, 2002: “This enemy
reaches across oceans; it targets the innocent. There
are no rules of war for these cold-blooded killers. They seek biological and
chemical and nuclear weapons to commit murder on a massive scale. This enemy
will not be restrained by mercy, or by conscience. This enemy will be stopped,
and it will be stopped by the might and will of the United States and our
friends and our allies."
FBI's "Most Wanted
Terrorists": ALL are members of Arab terrorist
groups.
Iraq & Iran are 2 out of 3 states in axis of
evil as
classified by U.S. President Bush (State
of the Union Address, Jan 29, 2002): "States like these [North Korea,
Iran, Iraq], and their terrorist allies, constitute an axis of evil, arming to threaten the peace of the
world. By seeking weapons of mass destruction, these regimes pose a grave and
growing danger. They could provide these arms to terrorists,
giving them the means to match their hatred."
Iran and Arab Iraq, Libya, Sudan,
Syria are 5 out of the world's 7
State Sponsors of Terrorism as classified by the U.S. Department
of State
15 out of the world's 33
Foreign Terrorist Organizations as designated by the U.S. State Department
are Arab or
Iranian or have an Arab or Iranian agenda:
Abu Nidal organization (ANO)
Al-Aqsa Martyrs
Brigade [belonging to Arafat's
Fatah]
Armed Islamic Group (GIA)
' Asbat al-Ansar
Al-Gama'a al-Islamiyya (Islamic Group, IG)
HAMAS (Islamic Resistance Movement)
Hizballah (Party of God)
Al-Jihad (Egyptian Islamic Jihad)
Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK or
MKO)
Palestinian
Islamic Jihad (PIJ)
Palestine Liberation Front (PLF)
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP)
PFLP-General Command (PFLP-GC)
Al-Qaida
Salafist Group for Call and Combat (GSPC)
10 out of the world's 33 Foreign Terrorist
Organizations as designated by the U.S. Department of State are Palestinian or
have a Palestinian agenda:
Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade [belonging
to Arafat's Fatah]
Abu Nidal Organization (ANO)
HAMAS (Islamic Resistance Movement)
Palestinian
Islamic Jihad (PIJ)
Palestine Liberation Front (PLF)
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP)
PFLP-General Command (PFLP-GC)
Asbat al-Ansar [Palestinians in Lebanon]
Hizballah (Party of God) [Lebanese with Palestinian
agenda]
Al-Qaida
[Muslim with Palestinian agenda]
Syria Accountability and Lebanese Sovereignty
Restoration Act of 2003, H. R. 1828, signed into law by U.S. President Bush on
Dec 12, 2003: "To halt Syrian support for
terrorism, end its occupation of Lebanon, and
stop its development of weapons of mass
destruction, and by so doing hold Syria accountable for the
serious international security problems it has caused in the Middle East, and
for other purposes."
Genocides, Crimes and Massacres Committed by the PLO and the
Syrians Against the Lebanese, 1975-2002 (Guardians of the Cedars)
 Trading With a Terrorist (Review & Outlook, Wall
Street Journal, Aug 12, 2003): "It's been 15 years since Libyan terrorists
downed Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie,
Scotland, ending 270 lives; four years since Libya finally
turned over two suspects in the bombing; and two years since a Scottish court in
the Netherlands convicted one of them."
Text of a letter sent to the U.N. Security Council
Friday from Libyan U.N. envoy Ahmed Own, accepting responsibility for the 1988
bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland (CNN, Aug 15,
2003).
No 'Business as Usual' With Libya (Mohammed Buisier, officer of
the American Libyan Freedom Alliance, Washington Post, Dec 29, 2003):
"Gaddafi undoubtedly is hoping that his change of heart on the weapons
programs will exempt him from making domestic changes that directly benefit the
Libyan people and that he can thus maintain his iron grip and authoritarian
rule."
 Friday Sermons on
Palestinian Authority Television (MPG, 4.2
MB): "... I pray to Allah that we live
to see the usurping Knesseth [Israeli Parliament] collapse on the heads of the
Jews ..."
Allah is Great, Oh Little Ones
(Palestinian TV Sattellite, June 26, 2001) (MPG, 16.2
MB):
"... I gladly welcome my
Martyrdom ..."
 "Palestine is part of the large
Arab World, and the Palestinian people are part of the Arab Nation ... The
principles of Islamic Shari’a shall be the main Source of legislation."
(Palestinian "Basic Law"
draft, title 1, articles 1, 4, March 18, 2003)
(PDF, 110 KB)
 The
West As An Enemy in Saudi Arabian Schoolbooks (AJC): "Manifestations of the
Call for Westernization.
Calling for [male and female] mixing in the spheres
of work, education and [other] fields of public life.
Opening dance halls,
amusement centers and other types of cheap entertainment.
Abolishing the
veil and showing the unveiled [face].
Establishing interest-based banks,
encouraging people to conduct interest[-based businesses] and advocating that.
Cramming the markets, radio and television with vulgar stories, literature
and songs.
Emulating the Westerners in their holidays: birthdays, Mother's
Day, May Day, etc... not to mention the revival of Zoroastrian or ancient
holidays such as the Nowruz [Persian New Year's Day] and Shamm al-Nasim
[Egyptian Spring Festival].
The tendency among the educated sons of the
Arabic language to speak among themselves in a modern European or American
language, instead of their own national language, in order to show off the
extent of their education.
[The practice of] many well-off Muslim families
to send their sons to local missionary schools and colleges, instead of [sending
them to] national educational institutions.
Introducing Western political institutions such as [political]
parties and parliaments into the Muslim societies, which have resulted in
tragedies and fragmentation among sons of the same society.
Biography of the Prophet and History of the Muslim State, Grade 10,
(2001) pp. 92-93"
The demonology of SE Asian Islamists (Australian MP Michael Danby,
Jerusalem Post, Aug 31, 31, 2003): "Sue and Donna lived in Elwood and Port
Melbourne respectively, suburbs in my constituency in Melbourne, where I serve
as a federal member of parliament. Sue and Donna were killed whilst enjoying a
holiday in Bali, and now Donna leaves behind a disabled four-year-old. As
justification for their murderous acts in Bali, two of the known perpetrators,
Amrozi bin Nurhasyim and Imam Samudra, have focused their rhetoric on revenge 'against the Jews,' despite the
fact that, to the best of my knowledge, there are no Jews in
Indonesia. ... Where European anti-Semites saw the Jews as
the sworn enemies of Christianity, the Indonesian
anti-Semites see the Jews and Christians as allies. Imam Samudra says the Bali
bombing was designed 'to carry out my responsibility to wage global jihad
against Jews and Christians throughout the world.' When
Samudra was led from court on 26 June, he yelled: 'Destroy Christians, destroy America, destroy
Jews!' ... Poor Indonesian youth are attending religious
schools (madrassas) and some of them are being
indoctrinated by Wahabist preachers funded from Saudi Arabia. The result has been to reconnect Indonesian Islam with the
Islamist strand of the Arab world, with its prevalent strains of anti-Western
and anti-Semitic ideology."
Islamist Terror Comes To India’s Streets (Swapan Dasgupta, Wall Street
Journal, Aug 27, 2003): "The new terrorists are not preoccupied with the
"liberation" of Kashmir from India, their objective is a wider jihad aimed at
the re-establishment of a Caliphate and a war against the West, Israel and
India."
Violence and Islam (Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post, Dec 6,
2002): "The world of Islam has bloody
borders. Most Muslims are obviously peaceful people living within the rules of
civilized behavior. But the actual violence, bloodletting against nearly every
non-Muslim civilization from Hindu, Christian, Jewish, Chinese to African
animist, demands attention."
 Geneva
Convention (IV) relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War,
Part I, Art. 3: "(1)
Persons taking no active part in the hostilities,
including members of armed forces who have laid down their
arms and those placed hors de combat by sickness, wounds, detention,
or any other cause, shall in
all circumstances be treated humanely, without any adverse distinction founded
on race, colour, religion or faith, sex, birth or wealth, or any other similar
criteria. To this end the following acts are and
shall remain prohibited at any time and in any place whatsoever with respect to
the above-mentioned persons: (a) violence to life and person, in particular
murder of all kinds, mutilation, cruel treatment and
torture;"
Feigning Civilian Status
Violates the Laws of War (Human Rights Watch, Mar 31, 2003): “International law prohibits attacking, killing,
injuring, capturing or deceiving the enemy by resorting to what is called
perfidy. A perfidious attack is one launched by combatants who have led opposing
forces to believe that the attackers are really noncombatants.
Acts of perfidy include pretending to be a civilian (who
cannot be attacked) or feigning surrender (surrendering soldiers also cannot be
attacked) so that opposing forces will let down their guard at the moment of
attack. Other examples include feigning protective status by the misuse of
emblems of the United Nations or the red cross and red crescent. Perfidy poses
particular dangers because it blurs the distinction between enemy soldiers, who
are a valid target, and civilians and other noncombatants, who are not.
Soldiers fearful of perfidious attacks are more
likely to fire upon civilians and surrendering soldiers, however
unlawfully.”
Without distinction - attacks on civilians by Palestinian armed groups
(Amnesty International): "The deliberate
killing of Israeli civilians by Palestinian armed groups amounts to crimes
against humanity. As defined in the Rome Statute of the
International Criminal Court, crimes against humanity are various acts committed
as part of a ''widespread or systematic attack directed against any civilian
population'', ''pursuant to or in furtherance of a State or organization's
policy to commit such attack''. (71) The specified acts include murder, torture
and ''other inhumane acts of a similar character intentionally causing great
suffering, or serious injury to body or to mental or physical health.'' (72)
Crimes against humanity do not require a link to an armed conflict - they can be
committed either in peacetime or in wartime. The
deliberate killings of Israeli civilians by Palestinian armed groups and
individuals are both widespread and systematic, and are perpetrated as part of a
publicly announced policy to target civilians. They
therefore satisfy the definition of crimes against humanity included in the Rome
Statute of the International Criminal Court, which is recognized as reflecting
customary international law. War crimes and crimes against humanity are among
the most serious crimes under international law, and represent offences against
humanity as a whole. Bringing the perpetrators of these crimes to justice is
therefore the concern and the responsibility of the international community.
This view is illustrated in the Preamble to the Rome Statute of the
International Criminal Court, adopted in July 1998, which affirms that the most
serious crimes of concern to the international community as a whole must not go
unpunished and that their effective prosecution must be ensured by taking
measures at the national level and by enhancing international
cooperation."
Dealing
with Hamas (Alan Dershowitz, professor of law at Harvard Law School, Globe and
Mail, Sep 16, 2003): "... there can be absolutely no doubt of the legality
of Israel's policy of targeting Hamas leaders for assassination. Hamas has
declared war against Israel. All of its leaders are combatants, whether they
wear military uniforms, suits or religious garb. There is no realistic
distinction between the political and military wings of Hamas, any more than
there is a distinction between the political and military wings of al-Qaeda. The
official policy of Hamas, like that of al Qaeda, is the mass murder of
civilians. The decision to employ that policy was made by its so-called
"political" leaders. The United States properly targeted Osama bin Laden
and his associates, as well as Saddam Hussein and his sons. Under international
law, combatants are appropriate military targets until they surrender. They may
be killed in their sleep, while preparing military actions or while
participating in any other activity. They need not be arrested, or even given a
chance to surrender. Only if they come out with their hands up, or waving a
white flag, or affirmatively manifesting surrender by some other means, may they
avoid the ultimate sanction of a war they started, namely death."
Dispelling the myth of "terrorism caused by occupation and
desperation": Palestinian universities in East-Jerusalem, West Bank and Gaza
Strip (all founded after 1967 when Israel took over these territories from Arab
Jordan and Arab Egypt):
Al Azhar
University of Gaza
Al-Quds University (6 campuses in Jerusalem and West Bank)
Arab American
University of Jenin
Bethlehem University of Bethlehem
Birzeit
University of Birzeit
Hebron
University of Hebron
Ibrahimieh Community College of Jerusalem
Islamic
University of Gaza
Palestine Polytechnic Institute
An-Najah National University of Nablus official website: "In 1977 it became An-Najah National
University with Faculties of Arts and Science. In 1978
An-Najah National University joined the
Association of Arab Universities as a full member.
The university grew and
advanced from this point forward constructing auditoriums, a
library and a student center until it was declared a "closed military area" by
the Israeli authorities in 1988. It was reopened in 1991 and has been
fully functioning since. It
has 10 Undergraduate Faculties, 30 Masters, and one Ph.D program. The university
has also added nine
professional and technical centers, such as the Center for Water and
Environmental Studies and the Center for Urban and Regional Planning. An-Najah
National University continues to advance and
develop and offer the highest level of secondary education in the West
Bank. The foundation has
already been laid for its new campus, which will house the
School of Medicine, a Teaching Hospital and its existing Science and Technical
Faculties, and An-Najah hopes to expand to hold
more than 10,000 students by the new millenium.” You got it?
From 1948-1967, under the occupation of the Arab Jordanian brothers, Nablus got
no university. But since 1977, under Israeli rule, Nablus not only got their
first university but “the university grew and advanced”. Needless to say, while tens of thousands of Arabs study at Israeli
universities, no Jew can safely enter Nablus:
Hamas and Islamic Jihad Triumph in Al-Najah University Student Elections.
The USA and the EU classify Hamas and Islamic Jihad as terrorist organizations.
The Daniel Pearl
Video.
T his is intended for a mature viewing audience. It contains graphic footage of
the murder of Daniel Pearl and should not be viewed by minors. January 23, 2003 marks one year
since the brutal kidnapping of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl. The
vicious interrogations of Daniel Pearl and his 'execution' were even videotaped
and distributed by his captors. The murderers were proud of their heinous crime
and hoped to incite others to follow in their bloody footsteps. Why was Daniel
murdered? Because he was a Jew!
Daniel Pearl was one of us
(Reuven Koret - February 22, 2002)
Die islamische Herausforderung. Treibende Kraft der Fundamentalisten
ist nicht der Hass auf Israel, sondern auf die „Kreuzritter“ (Professor Bernard
Lewis, Die Welt, 14.2.2002)
International
Terrorism - Race Against Time (Simon Wiesenthal Center) (2.38 MB)
Hamas Charter, article 7, (Palestine Center, Aug 9,
2003): “The prophet, prayer and peace be upon him, said: The time will not come until Muslims will fight the Jews (and kill
them); until the Jews hide behind rocks and trees, which will cry: O Muslim!
there is a Jew hiding behind me, come on and kill
him!"
Tell
Children the Truth (Overseas Moslems expose the roots of today's
jihad)
Which Came First - Terrorism or "Occupation"?
(MFA)
Victims
of Terror (CNN Special)
Victims of
Palestinian Violence and Terrorism since September 2000
(MFA)
Apparatus of Lies. Saddam’s Disinformation and Propaganda
1990-2003 (White House)
Iraq.
Failing to Disarm (U.S. Secretary of State Addresses the U.N. Security
Council)
What Does
Disarmament Look Like? (White House, Jan 2003) (PDF, 112 KB)
Syria and Weapons
of Mass Destruction (Center for Strategic and International Studies) (PDF, 115 KB)
Iraq and Weapons of Mass Destruction: The British
Government Dossier (PDF, 438 KB)
The National Security Strategy of the United States of America
(White House, Sep 2002)
US National Strategy to Combat
Weapons of Mass Destruction (White House, Dec 2002)
(PDF, 424
KB)
The U.S.-Middle East
Partnership Initiative (Secretary Colin L. Powell, Dec 12, 2002): Building Hope
for the Years Ahead
Fact Sheet Outlines U.S.-Middle East Partnership
Initiative. Supports educational, economic, political reform in Arab World (Dec
12, 2002)
Al-Sharq Al-Awsat Editor: Iran's Nuclear Weapons a Threat to Arab
and Islamic Countries. (MEMRI, Oct 10, 2003): An editorial titled "Yes, We
Fear Iran's Uranium," authored by Abd Al-Rahman Al-Rashed, editor of the
London-based Saudi daily Al-Sharq Al-Awsat, appeared in the newspaper's October
8, 2003 issue. [1]The following are excerpts from the editorial: The Primary
Target: Pakistan. "If you want to be foolish, you
have to believe that Iran is producing its nuclear bomb in order to attack
Israel; you'll turn into a complete idiot if you believe it's producing it in
order to confront the U.S. The Iranians are enriching uranium to produce nuclear
weapons aimed, essentially, at its neighbors, mainly Pakistan. However, the
danger encompasses the other neighboring countries as well, such as Saudi
Arabia, Oman, Iraq, Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, and Azerbaijan, which share with
Iran a land border of 5,400 km and a sea border of 2,400 km."
Jihad and Terrorism Studies Project to
monitor militant-Islamic groups that educate and preach Jihad and martyrdom in
mosques, school systems, and in the media (MEMRI)
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