War On Terror

Egyptian Interior Minister Habib al-Adly stated on Sunday that a Palestinian group was behind the New Year's church attack in the city of Alexandria that killed more than 20 people.

Saudi Arabia published Sunday a list of 47 people wanted for suspected links to Al-Qaeda who are all abroad, the interior ministry said.

News reports said six Yemeni soldiers were killed, following an attack by gunmen suspected of belonging to al Qaeda on Friday.

Egyptian Interior Ministry published a picture of an unidentified body which was found near the blast site.

Morocco has announced the arrest of 27 people.

A suspected suicide bomber who killed 22 people outside a church likely planned to set off the explosives inside so as to kill as many people as possible.

Al-Qaeda affiliate, the Islamic State of Iraq, had instructed its fighter to attack Egypt's Coptic Christians two weeks before a Church was blown up in Alexandria killing 22 people.

Pope Benedict on Sunday condemned the attack outside a church in Egypt on Saturday that killed at least 21 people.

Christians in Egypt were a target of another attack tonight.

Moroccan authorities stated Monday they recently detained six Islamists suspected of using the Internet to plan acts of terror.

News reports said Friday that two Yemeni soldiers were killed and five others were wounded in an attack by gunmen believed to be loyal to al Qaeda.

A Saudi Ministry of Interior official has said that al-Qaeda detainees confirmed they planned to kill government and security officials by sending them various gifts which include toxic.

Gen. Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi, Vice President of Yemen said Washington is not aiming at escalating the situation in the country.

Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh has tried to cover up US military strikes on Al-Qaeda in his country.

Saudi Arabia has detained 149 suspected Al-Qaeda-linked activists in 19 separate cells planning attacks on state officials, foreigners and journalists.