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Extradited Abu Hamza presented before US judge

Oct 07, 2012

The charges against Abu Hamza include conspiracy in connection with a 1998 kidnapping of 16 Westerners in Yemen, and conspiring with others to establish an Islamic jihad training camp in rural Oregon in 1999. He could be sentenced to life in prison if convicted. #Terrorism #US #NewsTracker #England #Extradition #Abu Hamza
Radical preacher Abu Hamza extradited to US

Oct 06, 2012

Radical preacher Abu Hamza al-Masri and four other terror suspects who fought for years to avoid facing charges in the United States lost their grounds for appeal and were flown to the US from Britain late on Friday. #NewsTracker #Abu Hamza
Mumbai police moves for custody of Abu Jundal

Jun 26, 2012

The Mumbai Police has moved a Delhi court seeking custody of alleged 26/11 Mumbai terror attack key handler Abu Jundal, currently in the custody of the Special Cell of the Delhi Police. #NewsTracker #Mumbai #Delhi Police #Mumbai Police #Indira Gandhi International Airport #Abu Jundal #Abu Hamza (Sayyed Zaibuddin)

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Jerusalem Post
UK’s Islamist problem

2013-05-23 20:50:00

Since 9/11, the West’s perception of violence perpetrated in the name of a warped interpretation of Islam has changed. No longer can this violence be seen as an exclusively external threat faced by countries located in the Middle East such as Israel. Rat #United Kingdom #Abu Hamza al-Masri #London
The Sun
Taxpayers ‘fund terrorism’ as benefits go to hate preachers

2013-05-24 23:26:00

He was backed by MPs who called on Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith to change the system which sees jobless Choudary able to claim £25,000 a year in handouts. It came as exiled Muslim extremist Omar Bakri told The Sun how he recognised blood #Department for Work and Pensions #United Kingdom #Beirut, Lebanon
International Middle East Media Center
Five Palestinians Kidnaped In Hebron And Jerusalem

2013-05-23 09:12:00

The sources said that two brothers identified as Ahmad and Nihad Ali Talahma, in addition to Sameeh Hasan Talahma, from Khasra town, southwest of Hebron, were kidnapped by the army in the nearby town of Doura. Soldiers also installed several roadblocks a #East Jerusalem #Samoa #West Bank

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Preity Zinta embodies a lot of what is wrong with the IPL – irresponsibility and compromising the dignity of cricket as a sport.

Money, sleaze take the sheen off imperious Chennai Super Kings

Given the huge legal, moral and ethical stakes, Srinvasan and Meiyappan should have voluntarily clarified their position and should have offered to face an investigation.
How the Woolwich terror attack will harm Britain's Muslim community more

For Muslims in Britain, there comes one thing after another to get defensive about, and at quite short intervals. The Muslim community will be cornered into paying a price for the brutality of these two killers.
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Why India is concerned about supplying arms to Afghanistan

From across the Hindu Kush, a plea for Indian help. Hamid Karzai wants New Delhi to provide artillery and military transport aircraft. It won’t cost India much—but New Delhi is worried about upsetting Pakistan, and wary of making commitments before it becomes clear which way the political wind is blowing in Kabul.
Sreesanth and IPL spot fixing: Why history makes it so hard to believe the police

With the glut of information regarding the IPL spot fixing scandal and the three cricketers how much of it can we really trust?
Phaneesh Murthy admits to relationship with employee

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Despite BJP edge over Cong, both NDA and UPA are conjectures

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The summary of the response in his Sreesanth’s home turf is that of incredulity. They are unwilling to believe that the pacer is guilty.
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