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(31) Today, the core al-Qaida in Pakistan consists of a handful of hunted men.

(32) Mohammed only started working with al-Qaida in 1996 and even then kept his distance from Bin Laden.

(33) The al-Qaida leader is also believed to be in contact with other militants in the region, coordinating attacks against coalition forces and innocent civilians.

(34) Brahim told reporters in Nouakchott that the attack killed 15 members of the group known as al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb.

(35) Many new al-Qaida members say, unconvincingly, that they decided to become a jihadist after reading an extreme, anti-American blog, or after converting to Islam, sometimes just a few weeks before.

(36) And we're going to hear about other fronts in the war against al-Qaida and its allies.

(37) The area is the stronghold of the Haqqani network, an al-Qaida affiliated group with a network of supporters on both sides of the border.

(38) The result of this fratricidal carnage is that al-Qaida has now lost what fatal attraction it once held for anti-imperialists.

(39) The Spanish daily El Pais reported French commandoes killed six militants in the raid against al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb.

(40) He asks Mr. Obama what he would do, if al-Qaida captured and took control of an American city?

(41) In the 74-second audiotape, the al-Qaida leader explicitly mentions Khalid Sheik Mohammed, who was captured in Pakistan in 2003.

(42) The email threatened to target more courts and was allegedly from Harkat-ul-Jihad-al-Islami, said to be based in Pakistan, deeply tied to al-Qaida and blamed for numerous terror strikes in India.

(43) "Our plan does not change recognition of Pakistan as a sovereign government," he said. "We need to work with them and through them to deal with al-Qaida.

(44) That night, the spy was one of four al-Qaida members, including KSM[sentencedict.com], in a car winding its way through the streets of Rawalpindi.

(45) Last Thursday the US launched a missile strike from a drone on a village close to Rashad's village, incinerating a car along with two alleged al-Qaida militants.

(46) A spokesman for the al Shabab terrorist group claimed the suicide attack was in retaliation for the killing of a wanted senior al-Qaida operative in the region.

(47) Saifullah said he would not discuss America, al-Qaida or the war in Afghanistan.

(48) Mauritanian army spokesman Colonel Teyib Ould Brahim says there were casualties on both sides when Mauritanian and Malian troops attacked a well-defended al-Qaida camp in the Wagadou forest region.

(49) The indictment says one of the suspects (Narseal Batiste) told an al-Qaida representative in 2005 that he was organizing a mission to build an Islamic army to wage jihad.

(50) The United States is also working with the international financial community to deny resources to al-Qaida and its supporters, he said.

(51) S. might not have a clue, more than eight years after the al-Qaida leader masterminded the terrorist attacks on America.

(52) An al-Qaida recruiting video indicates that the terrorist organization hopes to sneak a biological weapon into the US through its border with Mexico, the Washington Times reported.

(53) Although the administration officials say bin Laden's death will put al-Qaida on "a path of decline that will be difficult to reverse" they say the terrorist organization may not fragment immediately.

(54) He also stressed that a quick American pull-out would enable al-Qaida to make good on its stated desire to set up a base of operations in Iraq.

(55) The image using Gaspar Llamazares'photo appeared on a wanted poster updating the US government's 1998 photo of the al-Qaida leader.

(56) The "international most wanted" roster is headed by al-Qaida chief Osama bin Laden and includes others like Mexican drug lord Joaquin Guzman.

(57) Officials say the attack bore all the hallmarks of an al-Qaida operation[sentencedict.com], though they have not concluded who is to blame.

(58) An uncorroborated intelligence report from Assam said about 140 alleged al-Qaida members have sneaked into India to launch huge attacks on the nation, The Times of India reported Tuesday.

(59) When asked about the size of the organisation in Yemen and its support base, Rashad replied: "Al-Qaida is a complicated web that has no end or beginning.