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From the Archive: Focus Articles

•	Hezbollah�s International Reach (12/04)
•	Multilateral Responses to Terrorism: The United Nations (10/04)
•	Terrorism - The European Union Response (06/04)
•	The Philippines and Terrorism (03/04)
•	Canada and Terrorism (01/04)
•	Pakistan: Friend of Foe of the United States (11/03)
•	Hamas and the Arab-Israeli Peace Process (09/03)
Complete Issues All of the following require Acrobat Reader
September 2004: Multilateral Responses to Terrorism: The United Nations (446 kb) June 2004: Terrorism - The European Union Response (7738 kb) March 2004: The Philippines and Terrorism (765 kb) January 2004: Canada and Terrorism (1.3 mb) November 2003: Pakistan: Friend or Foe of the United States? (1.1 mb) September 2003: Hamas and the Arab-Israeli Peace Process (822 kb) July 2003: The Search for a Terrorist-The Case of Abu Abbas (850 kb) May 2003: The Terrorist Threat in America (1.5 mb) March 2003: Emerging Terror Threats in 2003 (204 kb) Fall 2002: Attack on American - One Year Later (510 kb).

International Terrorism

Investigation finds Iranian, Hezbollah and Syrian involvement in 1994 bombing of on Argentine Jewish Community Center

Backgrounder: Sami Al-Arian (February 20, 2003)
Federal law enforcement took steps to root out terrorism with the arrests of several men suspected of aiding and abetting international terrorist groups. Among those arrested was Sami Al-Arian, a Palestinian and a tenured college professor at the University of South Florida who has previously been accused of having ties to Hamas and Islamic Jihad.

Backgrounder: Ramadan Abdallah Shalah, Leader of Islamic Jihad (June 13, 2002)
The Syria-based leader of the terrorist organization Islamic Jihad once taught at South Florida University.

Palestinian Terrorists and Their Supporters:

Osama bin Laden: ADL Backgrounder
Terrorism and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (Fall/Winter 2000)
The Increasing Threats of Separatist Movements: Spain, Kashmir, Sri Lanka (Fall/Winter 2000)
Update on 1988 Pan Am Lockerbie Bombing (Summer 1999)
Update on the Algerian Civil War (Summer 1999)
Terrorism in Yemen (Summer 1999)
Update on PKK Leader Abdullah Ocalan (Winter 1998)
Update on U.S. Embassy Bombings (Winter 1998)
The U.S. Embassy Bombings in Kenya and Tanzania (Fall 1998)
The Moscow-Teheran Axis (April 1998)
Terror in Egypt (January 1998)
Terrorism Case Updates (November 1997)

Jihad Online: Islamic Terrorists and the Internet
The trend by Islamic extremists to utilize the Internet, particularly via websites, as a way to communicate, coordinate and to raise funds, continues a year after 9/11. The practice of Islamic extremist groups to turn the openness and instantaneous nature of communications on the Internet to their advantage is shown by the number, variety and depth of the sites dedicated to assisting these groups in their cause. More

U.S. Response to Terrorism

The Joint Terrorism Task Force: A Concept That Works
U.S. State Department Releases Patterns of Global Terrorism (Summer 2000)
Judicial Challenges to Anti-Terrorism Stautes (Summer 2000)
U.S. Sanctions Against Terrorist States (April 1997)

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TERRORIST SYMBOLS

Terrorist Groups Use Distinct Symbols To Convey Their Ideology And Goals.