AL QAEDA BLAMED IN DEADLY ATTACK ON SAUDI HOMES

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Victims of the terrorist attack against an Arab neighborhood in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia now include 17 dead and 122 wounded. Deputy Sec. of State Richard Armitage observed that the pattern of the attack bears similarities to other Al Qaeda terrorist operations. This bombing follows the attack in May that killed 34 in Riyadh, eight of whom were Americans. It is believed that Al Qaeda wants to continue attacks to discourage influences in Saudi Arabia that represent less than strict, radical adherence to Islam.

Saudi Arabia, Company legal issue, Cases, Investigations, Islamic fundamentalism, Arabs, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Al-Qaeda

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INDONESIA BOMBING KILLS AT LEAST 10 IN MIDDAY ATTACK

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Terrorists blew up a bomb-laden SUV in front of Jakarta's?Marriott Hotel, killing at least 10 people and injuring 150.? The blast occurred two days before the expected announcement of the verdict for the summer terrorist nightclub bombing in Bali.?Members of Jemaah Islamiyah were charged for that suicide bombing. No one has taken?credit yet for the Jarkarta attack which occurred near various embassies, including one for the United States.

Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia, Americans abroad, Americans in foreign countries

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Suicide Bombers in Baghdad Kill at Least 34

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Baghdad began the first day of Ramadan with five suicide bombings that killed 34 and injured over 200 individuals. The attacks were well coordinated over a 45-minute period, and included the headquarters of the International Committee of the Red Cross. Although there were no US targets, it appeared the bombers wanted to warn Iraqis not to cooperate with or support American efforts in Iraq.

Iraq, International Committee of the Red Cross, Police stations

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