AMMAN -- The former mentor of Iraq's most-wanted man, Abu Mussab Al Zarqawi, bitterly criticized the deadly attacks against civilians and other Muslims in Iraq claimed by his one-time protégé. "I warned in the past against actions which kill dozens of innocents from among the Iraqi people," Abu Mohammed Al Maqdissi, a Jordanian of Palestinian origin, told Al Ghad newspaper in an interview on Tuesday, adding that he has "no links" with such acts. Maqdissi, whose real name is Issam Al Barqawi, was released from Jordanian custody last week, six months after he was acquitted of plotting attacks against the...