Posted on 05/01/2008 3:06:29 PM PDT by nwctwx
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3539667,00.html
“Report: Attack on Jewish youths in Warsaw foiled”
SNIPPET: “Initial report reveals at least one Arab man takes over hotel room housing three Jewish youths in Warsaw’s Holiday Inn. Local security forces overpower attacker, release hostages unharmed”
Ynet reporters
Published: 05.05.08, 11:28 / Israel News
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Thank you Unrepentant VN Vet.
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“Police say they stopped possible Wal-Mart shooting spree”
Austin American Statesman ^ | 5.5.08 | Tony Plohetski
Posted on May 5, 2008 12:39:19 PM PDT by trumandogz
JEWISH FEDERATION SHOOTING TRIAL UPDATE:
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“Prosecution rests in Seattle shooting;
defense starts with gunman’s mother”
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THURSDAY, MAY 1, 2008
“Prosecution rests in Seattle case”
SEATTLE (JTA) —
ARTICLE SNIPPET: “Seattle Police Det. Thomas Luckie, a computer forensics expert, said that among the hundreds of sites he visited were scores of pornography sites, Muslim and Middle East news sites, sites of Jewish members of the U.S. Congress and the site of the American Israel Political Action Committee.
Luckie said the searches on the day before the shootings were broad at first but over time became more targeted.
“On July 27, 2006, [Haq] searched CNN specials and the Mideast crisis, Luckie testified. He searched the Iraq war, the situation in the Middle East, and Pakistan missile technology.
Haqs search records from July 23 to July 26 of that year also showed searches about Hezbollah and the resistance until he finally focused on AIPAC seminars in Seattle and throughout the United States.
In a precinct interview after the shootings, Haq told police he originally thought he would attack an AIPAC event, but that he changed his mind because he believed it would be too complicated. That evidence was suppressed by the judge because Haq was not provided an attorney after repeated requests.”
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“Insanity Defense”
Paula Wissel
ARTICLE SNIPPET: “SEATTLE, WA (2008-05-05) The trial continues this week for the man accused of killing a woman and wounding five others at the Jewish Federation in Seattle. His attorneys argue that Naveed Haq should be found “not guilty by reason of insanity.” They point to his erratic behavior and his statement that God had sanctioned the attack.”
1,171 posted on May 5, 2008 12:59:12 PM PDT by Cindy
blog:
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May 05, 2008
“Some Bad Advice for Dealing with al Qaeda UPDATED”
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“Iraq to Form Committee to Document Iranian Interference”
By Jim Garamone
American Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, May 5, 2008
Note: The following text is a quote:
http://www.defenselink.mil/news/newsarticle.aspx?id=49778
Abrams Tank Crew Kills Attackers in Baghdad Fighting
American Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, May 5, 2008 – An M1A2 Abrams tank crew fired a 120 mm round at two attackers on a rooftop, killing both, during fighting in northeastern Baghdad today, military officials reported.
A nearby U.S. patrol had struck a roadside bomb, and two men on a nearby rooftop then engaged the Americans with small-arms fire. No U.S. soldiers were injured in the attack.
“When attacked or when we observe an imminent attack, we will respond with appropriate force,” said Army Col. Allen Batschelet, Multinational Division Baghdad and 4th Infantry Division chief of staff.
In yesterday’s operations in Iraq:
— U.S. soldiers killed four enemy fighters in the New Baghdad district of eastern Baghdad. “These criminals have no concern for the future of Iraq. We will continue to use all available resources to end these attacks and defend ourselves and the people of Iraq,” said Army Maj. Alan Stout, a Multinational Division Baghdad spokesman. “Coalition forces, along with our Iraqi counterparts, remain steadfast in fighting these violators of the rule of law.”
— An aerial weapons team used a Hellfire missile to kill three men preparing to launch an attack in Baghdad’s Sadr City section. An earlier indirect-fire attack occurred from the same location. Later, a U.S. patrol killed a man who was seen planting a roadside bomb.
— U.S. soldiers on patrol in southwestern Baghdad were attacked with enemy small-arms fire. Air-to-ground support was called in, and a Hellfire missile and 30 mm rounds killed three attackers.
— U.S. soldiers found a weapons cache during a patrol in the West Rashid district of southwestern Baghdad. The cache contained eight rocket-propelled-grenade rounds, seven 81 mm mortar rounds, five 60 mm mortar rounds, a bag of grenades, a 70 mm rocket, eight Iranian-made mortar rounds, five cans of homemade explosives, a bag of explosives, a homemade bomb, a sniper rifle, an AK-47 rifle, and a box of machine-gun and shotgun rounds. “Criminal elements are trying to destabilize Iraqi society through indiscriminate violence and criminal activity,” said Army Lt. Col. Steve Stover, a Multinational Division Baghdad and 4th Infantry Division spokesman. “By taking these weapons off the streets, we are making Baghdad safer.”
— U.S. soldiers operating in Baghdad’s Sadr City area used unmanned aerial vehicles to kill five enemy fighters.
In May 3 operations:
— Iraqi and coalition forces destroyed an enemy command-and-control center with precision-guided munitions in northeastern Baghdad. Intelligence reports indicate the center was used to plan and coordinate attacks against Iraqi and coalition forces and innocent Iraqi citizens.
— U.S. soldiers and Iraqi forces seized a weapons cache in the Risalah community in southern Baghdad. The cache contained armor-piercing bombs, police protective vests, ballistic plates, ballistic helmets, identification cards, Iraqi army uniforms, and machine-gun ammunition.
— An Iraqi quick-reaction force cleared Basra’s Latif neighborhood of illegal weapons, explosives and criminals. The Iraqi forces were deployed to Basra from Anbar province April 1 to help local Iraqi forces establish security in the city. The Iraqi troops have cleared Basra’s Quibla, Hyyaniyah, Huteen, Jumhuriya and Latif neighborhoods. These operations have resulted in the detention of dozens of criminals, netted hundreds of mortars and rockets, machine guns and thousands of rounds of ammunition, officials said.
— Iraqi security forces detained 26 suspected terrorists during various operations in Diyala and Ninevah provinces. In Ninevah, nine suspected terrorists were detained in eastern Mosul, and 10 were detained during an intelligence-driven operation in southern Mosul. In Diyala, seven suspected terrorists were detained. Three of the seven were detained in Baqouba.
— Iraqi soldiers and commandos advised by U.S. Special Forces soldiers detained a mid-level al-Qaida in Iraq leader and detained six other suspected terrorists in an operation in Sadiya, about 55 miles northeast of Baghdad.
— A citizen’s tip led to a cache find in Kartani Fahal village in Sadr Yusifiyah, about 25 kilometers southwest of Baghdad. A “Sons of Iraq” citizen security detachment recovered the cache with Iraqi soldiers providing security. The cache contained: 36 mortars, 17 rocket-propelled-grenade rounds, 11 rocket-propelled-grenade launch motors, an improvised rocket launcher, two rockets, a hand grenade, seven 50-pound bags of homemade explosives, more than 300 rounds and 400 blasting cap primers, a mortar tripod and three mortar tube sights, as well as other bomb-making materials.
In May 2 operations:
— Coalition forces found four armor-piercing bombs in the southern Baghdad community of Warij. A new 107 mm rocket also was discovered, along with 40 pounds of explosives, a rocket sled and blasting caps. One person was detained for further questioning.
— Iraqi commandos advised by U.S. Special Forces soldiers captured a suspected mid-level Iranian-backed “special groups” leader and detained a member of his group in Baghdad. The detained insurgent leader is linked to attacks against Iraqi troops and coalition forces in Baghdad, as well as acts of kidnapping and murder.
— An Iraqi special weapons and tactics team from Hillah arrested two suspected members of a criminal group and four of their associates during an overnight operation near Jabella, about 55 miles southeast of Baghdad. The detainees are linked to attacks against a coalition forces base with indirect-fire weapons.
— A Sons of Iraq citizens security group member turned in a large weapons cache to U.S. soldiers. The cache contained an anti-aircraft gun with 300 rounds, 17 rockets of various sizes, a rocket-propelled-grenade launcher with seven grenades, a 120 mm projectile and other small-arms munitions. The contents were transferred to an explosive ordnance disposal team.
In earlier operations, U.S. Special Forces soldiers detained seven suspected insurgents and killed four during a reconnaissance patrol in the Jazeera desert, about 237 miles north of Baghdad, on May 1. “The detention of these seven individuals will also improve the security situation and help reduce attacks against Iraqi and coalition forces,” said Army Col. Bill Buckner, a Multinational Corps Iraq spokesman.
Also May 1, U.S. soldiers killed five enemy fighters, detained 24, found two caches and two armor-piercing bombs in the Rashid district of southern Baghdad.
(Compiled from Multinational Corps Iraq news releases.)
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“Sudan bombs Darfur school and market, 13 killed”
Published: 05.05.08, 23:28 / Israel News
ARTICLE SNIPPET: “Sudanese government bombs have hit a primary school and a busy market place in Darfur, killing at least 13 people, including seven children, two aid organizations said on Monday.”
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May 5, 2008 10:37 | Updated May 5, 2008 20:52
“One lightly wounded in Kassam attack”
By JPOST.COM STAFF AND AP
ARTICLE SNIPPET: “One person was lightly hurt as a barrage of seven Kassam rockets slammed into Sderot and neighboring western Negev towns Monday morning.
The man was treated by an emergency medical team on site after he reported ringing in his ears.
According to reports, a car and a building sustained damage.
One of the rockets landed near a kibbutz in the Sha’ar Hanegev region, another fell near a school and a third exploded near a factory.
The fourth rocket struck Sderot, damaging a sidewalk.
Security forces were still searching for three more Kassam rockets which landed in the area.
Earlier Monday, two rockets were fired at the Eshkol region.
No one was wounded and no damage was reported in that attack.”
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May 5, 2008 17:45 | Updated May 5, 2008 22:53
“’Hizbullah trains Iraqi gunmen in Iran’”
By ASSOCIATED PRESS
BAGHDAD
IN THE U.S.A....
http://www.investigativeproject.org/article/661
“Kind Words for Co-Conspirators”
by IPT
IPT News
May 5, 2008
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“Hizb ut-Tahrir’s ‘double level’”
By Lorenzo Vidino
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“NEFA Foundation Report: ‘Terrorists Behind Bars’”
By Evan Kohlmann
(May 5, 2008)
Thanks for the ping. The press release written in both English and French does not state that Steve would be released; however, it does state that CMT is holding the captors accountable for the possibility. The e-mail response link on the press release goes directly to the Crisis Management Team. Thanks for continuing to pray for his safety and release.
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Monday, May 5, 2008 - Page updated at 03:30 PM
“2 Europeans say they’re the men sought by FBI for behavior aboard a ferry last summer”
By Sara Jean Green
Seattle Times staff reporter
201 posted on May 5, 2008 3:33:19 PM PDT by Cindy
NOTE: The following text is a quote:
http://seattle.fbi.gov/pressrel/2008/pr050508.htm
May 5, 2008
TWO MEN SOUGHT IN CONNECTION WITH UNUSUAL ACTIVITY ON WASHINGTON STATE FERRIES LAST SUMMER HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED
Laura Laughlin, Special Agent-in-Charge of the Seattle Division of the FBI, announced today that two European Union citizens appeared at a US Embassy two weeks ago and identified themselves as the men pictured in photographs released to the media last August by the FBI and the Washington Joint Analytical Center (WAJAC). The photographs were taken by a crew member after passengers reported that the men were exhibiting unusual behavior while riding on a Washington State Ferry. Law enforcement attempted to identify the men through investigative means but when those efforts proved unsuccessful the FBI released the photographs to the media. The decision was considered to be controversial by some but was determined to be the best way to resolve the situation and maintain the safety and security of the ferry system.
The two men, European business consultants, came forward to clear their names stating they were fearful of arrest if they traveled to the United States. They provided embassy officials with documentation to establish their identities, employment, and the reason for their US travel last summer. The men stated they were in Seattle for business in July 2007 and took a ferry ride during that time. Follow-up investigation has been conducted to verify the information provided by the men, and it appears that they were in the area for legitimate reasons. The identities of the men are being withheld to protect their privacy.
The FBI and the Washington Joint Analytical Center (WAJAC) would like to thank the many media organizations worldwide that published the photographs and ultimately played a prominent role in resolving this matter allowing the investigative resources of the multiple law enforcement agencies to be redirected to other important matters.
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