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NEFA Series - "Target: America"  *exclusive*

On the heels of the foiled plots targeting Fort Dix and JFK Airport, the Nine Eleven Finding Answers (NEFA) Foundation announces the release of the first in a series of reports examining the multitude of terrorist plots directed at the United States since 9/11. This week's reports focus on the homegrown threat and detail efforts by terrorist cells in Los Angeles and Miami.

This week (June 6, 2007): "The L.A. Plot to Attack U.S. Military, Israeli Government, and Jewish Targets"
This week (June 6, 2007): "The Miami Plot to Bomb Federal Buildings and the Sears Tower"

See also: Douglas Farah (NY Daily News, June 6) - "Snakes in the backyard: South America and the Carribean islands are fertile ground for anti-U.S. terrorism."

New Report from NEFA on the Growth of Al-Qaida in Algeria (May 26, 2007)

A new report is available for download from the Nine Eleven Finding Answers (NEFA) Foundation website, titled "Two Decades of Jihad in Algeria: the GIA, the GSPC, and Al-Qaida", by NEFA consultant Evan Kohlmann. The report examines the rise of the jihadist movement in Algeria and endeavors to trace its evolution in tactics, ideology, and its developing relationship with Al-Qaida. It includes separate chapters on the following subjects: The Afghan Theater, The Founding of the Armed Islamic Group (GIA), Collapse of the GIA, Arrival of the Salafist Group for Prayer and Combat (GSPC), The GSPC and the "War on Terrorism", The GSPC's Transformation into Al-Qaida, and The GIA/GSPC Operational Presence in Europe.

See also: Al-Qaida in the Maghreb - "The Battle of Badr in Algeria" (05/07) *video*
See also: Abu Musab Abdel Wadoud - "Where Are Those Committed to Die?" (05/07)

NEFA Foundation Provides Final Interview of Mullah Dadullah To ABC NEWS (May 14, 2007)

Thirty-six hours before he was killed by U.S. forces, Taliban Commander Mullah Dadullah said he was training American and British citizens to carry out suicide missions in their home countries, according to a videotaped interview obtained by the NEFA foundation and broadcast on ABC News' "World News" Monday.  "We will be executing attacks in Britain and the U.S. to demonstrate our sincerity," he told an Afghan interviewer, "to destroy their cities as they have destroyed our cities."  A senior U.S. official told the Blotter on ABCNews.com that recent intelligence reports confirmed Dadullah's claim that U.S. citizens were being trained in Taliban and al Qaeda camps.  "The number is small, not large, but even once is dangerous," the official said.  In the interview, Dadullah said, "This is our religious and moral duty to train suicide bombers against the nuclear power of the infidels, and they will be used when they are needed, whether they are one, 10 or 20."  A day and a half after the interview, U.S. forces carried out a helicopter assault on Dadullah's hiding place in Afghanistan's Helmand Province. Dadullah's bullet-riddled body was put on display by Afghan officials to confirm he was dead. U.S. military officials said Dadullah had been tracked from the Pakistani city of Quetta across the border into Afghanistan, where he granted his last interview. 

See: http://blogs.abcnews.com/theblotter/2007/05/dead_taliban_le.html.

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NEFA NEWS

Monday, May 21, 2007
NEFA consultant Evan Kohlmann testified in a British court today as a witness on behalf of the United Kingdom Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in the trial of Younes Tsouli, Waseem Mughal, and Tariq al-Daour. The three defendants are accused of various criminal charges, including inciting others to commit acts of terrorism "wholly or partly" outside the U.K. and conspiracy to murder.

Monday, May 14, 2007
The NEFA Foundation has obtained exclusive access to the last known interview with Taliban military commander Mullah Dadullah before he was killed by U.S. and Afghan forces on May 12 in the Helmand Province of Afghanistan. The video will air tonight on ABC World News.

Tuesday, May 1, 2007

NEFA's TerrorWatch Database and News Service aims to serve as the pre-eminent website for unclassified, high-credibility, terrorism-related content. The TerrorWatch website will provide paid subscribers with professional-level access to the latest news, legal documents, communiqués, and multimedia relating to international terrorism, including exclusive releases from NEFA investigators. In conjunction with the main NEFA website, the TerrorWatch website will thus offer access to what we envision to be the most extensive publicly-available online terrorism database in the world. We are currently working diligently with a team of experts to achieve this goal.

Wednesday, April 25, 2007
NEFA consultant Evan Kohlmann testified today as an expert witness on behalf of U.S. federal prosecutors from the Southern District of New York (SDNY) in the trial of Dr. Rafiq Sabir, accused of conspiring to provide material support or resources to Al-Qaida, and of pledging an oath of allegiance to an FBI undercover agent he believed to be a representative of Al-Qaida.

Tuesday, April 24, 2007
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