Militants&#39; Web site connects al-Qaida, al-Zarqawi
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The most feared anti-American group in Iraq, Jordanian militant Abu Musab al-Zarqawi&#39;s Tawhid and Jihad, seemingly declared its allegiance to Osama bin Laden yesterday, saying
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A statement in the name of the al-Qaida in Iraq terror group posted Saturday on the Internet accused Arab satellite network Al-Jazeera of trying to win U.S. favor by reporting false information about an attack the group had claimed responsibility for.
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BAGHDAD, Iraq Sept. 25, 2004 - A posting on an Islamic Internet site Saturday claimed that an al-Qaida-linked group has killed British hostage Kenneth Bigley.
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The State Department has designated Jordanian Abu Musab al-Zarqawi&#39;s militant group a terrorist organization. The move imposes restrictions on Tawhid and Jihad, including freezing assets in US banks and banning travel of members to the United States.
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A posting on an Islamic Internet site Saturday claimed that an al-Qaida-linked group has killed British hostage Kenneth Bigley. The claim could not immediately be confirmed.
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Al-Qaida posted a video on the Internet Friday showing what they claimed to be an insurgent attack on a military position of U.S. and Afghan forces in southern Afghanistan.
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BAGHDAD, Iraq - The most feared militant group in Iraq, the movement of terror mastermind Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, declared its allegiance to Osama bin Laden on Sunday, saying it had agreed with al-Qaida over strategy and the need for unity against "the enemies of Islam."   The declaration, which began with a Quranic verse encouraging Muslim unity, said al-Zarqawi considered bin Laden "the best leader for Islam's armies against all infidels and apostates."   It said the two had been in communication eight months ago and "viewpoints were exchanged" before the dialogue was interrupted.   "God soon blessed us with a resumption in communication, and the dignified brothers in al-Qaida understood the strategy of Tawhid and Jihad," the statement said...
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BAGHDAD, Iraq - An al-Qaida-linked group led by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi claimed Tuesday to have killed the second of two American hostages it kidnapped last week - back-to-back slayings that raised the level of psychological warfare in the Jordanian militant's campaign of terror.    The claim, posted on an an Islamic Web site, could not immediately be verified...
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CAIRO, Egypt  -- One al-Qaida's top commanders in Afghanistan and a key liaison with Taliban, Abu Laith al-Libi, was killed according to a Web site used by militant groups.
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A videotape purporting to show the beheading of a Turkish driver kidnapped last month in Iraq surfaced Monday on the Web site of an al-Qaida-linked militant group.
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An Islamic militant group posted pictures  on its Web site on Wednesday of what it said was the beheading  of a man it called a U.S. Central Intelligence Agency spy in  Iraq.
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AN Internet site has published a statement attributed to the group of Iraq&#39;s most-wanted man Abu Musab al-Zarqawi claiming a suicide bombing that killed three members of Britain&#39;s Black Watch regiment.
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Web sites often used by al Qaeda-linked groups said on Monday they would soon show the abduction of three Americans, apparently referring to three U.S. soldiers who went missing in Iraq last month after a clash.
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Al Qaida-linked followers of Jordanian militant Abu Musab al-Zarqawi have claimed responsibility for the suicide attack which killed three British soldiers south of Baghdad, according to a statement posted on an Islamist website.
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Followers of Osama bin Laden flooded Islamic Web sites with pledges of allegiance, videos and pictures Saturday to mark the al-Qaida leader's 50th birthday, reflecting his importance as a militant symbol even though he has not shown his face for years.
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A group led by Jordanian-born Abu Musab al-Zarqawi claimed in the Internet that it masterminded attacks that killed at least 38 people in Baghdad and the cities of Samarra and Ramadi on Saturday.
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An internet website has posted a statement purportedly from the Saudi wing of al-Qaida urging guerrillas to attack oil facilities in the world&#39;s top oil exporting nation.