The son of Osama bin Laden has been banned from entering Britain to live with his new wife because of fears that his presence would cause “considerable public concern”. for more click here
A teenager is due to appear in court charged with terrorist offences.
Andrew Ibrahim is accused of possession of an explosive substance, intent to commit terrorism and possession of articles for terrorist purposes. for more click here
Using the private sector as a potent anti-terrorist force provides additional ammunition in the War on Terror.
And the “Support Antiterrorism by Fostering Effective Technologies Act of 2002″ (Safety Act) is a powerful tool for corporate America, providing significant liability protections to the sellers and users of anti-terrorism technologies. The result is an ever-growing catalog of current processes and products that can protect any company against terrorist actions. for more click here
Hundreds of residents of Sderot spontaneously launched a street protest Monday. On Tuesday, more PA attacks hit a home and a medical clinic. for more click here
Age of Terror: Episode 2 clip. for more click here
PA terrorists fired Kassam rockets at Sderot, Ashkelon and elsewhere as IDF soldiers continued counterterrorist operations Monday morning in Gaza. for more click here
KABUL, AFGHANISTAN — The attempted assassination Sunday of President Hamid Karzai deepened fears that Islamic militants remain able to penetrate the defenses of security forces here despite a boost in international and Afghan troop strength. for more click here
Hamas chief Khaled Mashaal said Saturday that the Islamist group’s request for a ceasefire with Israel was “a tactic in conducting the struggle.” for more click here
The Ministry of Defence’s ‘private’ police force is using wide-ranging powers to stop and search thousands of tourists and other suspects, it can be revealed.
Armed street patrols, who are not required to identify themselves as MoD officers, are questioning people queuing for boat trips on the Thames or having their photograph taken in front of Big Ben. for more click here
The former head of MI6 is backing controversial Government plans to hold terror suspects for 42 days without charge, saying it might prevent a dirty-bomb attack on Britain.
MI6 prides itself on avoiding political debates but former chief Sir Richard Dearlove warns that the UK would “regret” not bringing in longer detention for terror suspects. for more click here