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Abbas, Mahmoud

Abdalate, Ali

Abdullah, Abu

Abdullah II (Jordanian king)

Abithol, Felix, and attempted abduction of Umaru Dinko

Abrams, Elliot

Abu Ghraib

Abu Hafs al-Masri Brigades (radical group)

Abu-Sharif, Bassam

Achille Lauro hijacking

“Adam” (Mossad case officer)

Adams, Gerry

“Adler” (Mossad agent), and nuclear material trafficking

Adler, Reuven

Admoni, Nahum

and Al-Tuweitha (Iraq) nuclear reactor, destruction of

and Bull’s assassination

and Buckley

and Dikko, attempted abduction of

forged British passports

and Guerrero’s Dimona exposé

and Iran, arms sales to

and Irangate (arms-for-hostages)

and John Paul II assassination attempt

and Maxwell

as Mossad director

and Murphy/Hindawi affair

and Mustapha (Force 17 commander), targeting of

and PLO infiltration

and Pollard

and Promis software

and sexual entrapment

and Sowan

and Vanunu’s kidnapping

Africa

Arab terrorists and

Castro and

and Chinese Secret Intelligence Service (CSIS)

MI6 and

KGB and

Mossad and

most powerful arsenal of WMD in

and relations with Israel

see also South Africa

African National Congress (ANC)

Agca, Mehmet Ali

and assassination attempt on John Paul II

and Grey Wolves (Turkish terrorist group)

Ahmadinejad, Mahmoud (Iran president)

Aitken, Jonathan

Akhther, Saeed

Al-Abbas, Abu, and the Achille Lauro hijacking

Al-Abram Weekly newspaper

Al-Ali, Naji

al-Assad, Bashar

al-Assad, Basil

al-Assad, Hafez

Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigade

al-Azzawi, Hikmet Misban

Albright, Madeleine

al-Faisal, Prince Saudi

Al-Fawwaz, Khalid

al-Fayed, Dodi

death of

al-Fayed, Mohamed

Alford Sidney

Algemene Inlichtingen-en Veiligheidsdienst (AIVD—Dutch security service)

Algeria’s nuclear reactor

al-Hamed (ship)

Al-Hasan ibn al-Hatham Institute

Al-Hibid, Abu (Mossad katsa)

Al Himaya

Alibek, Ken (aka Kamovtjan Alibekov)

Alibrandi, Gaetano (Archbishop)

Alison, Rupert

al-Jazeera (television channel)

al-Kurdi, Ashraf

Allen, Richard

Allon, Yigal, and Israel’s nuclear capacity

al-Manar (television channel)

al-Masri, Abu Mohammed

al-Masri, Khaled

al-Massari, Mohammed

Al-Meshad, Yahya,

assassination attempt

Al-Muhajiroun (radical group)

Al-Qabas newspaper

al-Qaeda

affiliates

aligns with Hezbollah

attacks. see terrorism

al-Zarqawi, Abu Musab. see al-Zarqawi, Abu Musab

al-Zawahiri, Ayman. see al-Zawahiri, Ayman

and America’s Hiroshima plan

bin Laden, Osama. see bin Laden, Osama

cells in Britain . see Operation Overt

drug cartels/money laundering

DVD on how to produce bombs

investments in U.S. companies

foreknowledge of kidon attacks

and the G8 summit

global holy war

Husin, Azari. see Husin, Azari

in Ireland

Islamic fundamentalism

and jihad. see jihad(is)

in Latin America

and links with Mexico’s Popular members, torture of

“Mustafa” (al-Qaeda operative)

network in Britain

New Jihad

as new godfather of terrorism

and nuclear weapons/WMD

Mossad’s archives/monitoring of

Mossad’s warnings to United States of

and Pakistan

Pensions Department

recruitment of jihadists

Revolutionary Army (EPR)

and Saudi Arabia

steals smallpox virus

shift of power in

suicide attack/bombers

support

terrorists, transported and interrogated

training camps

and war on terror

Web site(s)

al-Qardawi, Dr. Yusuf

al-Rantisi, Abdel Aziz

al-Sharaa, Farouk

Al-Wazir, Khalil, assassination of

al-Zarqawi, Abu Musab

al-Zawahiri, Ayman

al-Zwai, Mohammed Abdul Qasim

American-Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC)

“America’s Hiroshima,”

Amin

Amit, Meir

and Arab informers

and central Africa

and Cohen

and covert diplomacy

and LAKAM (Bureau of Scientific Liaison)

and Lotz

and MiG-21, acquisition of

as Mossad director

Operation Noah’s Ark

on sexual entrapment, A

Amnesty International

Andabo, Nissim

Anderson, James

Andropov, Yuri

Angleton, James Jesus

Annan, Kofi

Ann-Marie Murphy/Nezar a Hindawi affair

annual intelligence budgets

Anti-Defamation League (ADL)

Arab

nationalism

terror groups

youth, importance of

Arafat, Suha

Arafat, Yasser

as assassination target

becomes radicalized

as caliph

CIA, dealings with

failure to achieve a Palestinian state

Force 17

and Fatah

and Saddam Hussein

illness and death of

and the Intifada

and missing Palestinian Authority funds

Mossad and

PLO opposition to

PLO/Israeli agreement (Oslo accord)

and the Promis software program

and relations with Thatcher government