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Saddam Hussein and al-Qaeda link allegations

Patient Stabilized?

Iraq may be emerging from intensive care, but it could use a bit more stitching up.

The Right Stuff

The CIA’s estimate of WMD in Iraq is in the spotlight, but it was their assessments of post-Saddam Iraq that were dead-on and deserve attention. David Ignatius highlighted Paul Pillar’s story of how the agency

Iran, the Rainmaker

Forecast for the War on Terror: Sunni, but with a chance of Shi‘a.

Jigsaw Jihadism

Ethnic terrorist groups like Hamas can be engaged but there is no negotiating with religious terrorists. A strategy for splitting up the Al-Qaeda network.

Keeping Terror Out

If gardeners and housemaids can cross our porous borders, so can Al-Qaeda operatives.

Scoring the War on Terrorism

The United States has made considerable--even surprising--progress in defeating a skilled and vast enemy. Nevertheless, the job is far from complete.

Commentary

Where the Bin Ladens Call Home

Sarah Palin should get her facts straight on al-Qaeda and Iran.

American Jihad, Part II

We are stumbling blindly through the minefield of countering terrorist radicalization and recruitment inside the United States.

Al-Qaeda Dangerous as Ever

Despite our best efforts, al-Qaeda remains resilient and dangerous on the eve of September 11.

Blogs

The Next Terrorist Attacks

Not even the G-men can find all the terrorist needles in a huge haystack.

The Damage That Keeps On Damaging

Al-Qaeda wasn't in Iraq when Saddam was in power. It is now.

Why We Fight

Obama said we're fighting in Afghanistan to eliminate al-Qaeda. Could there be a clearer explanation?

Books & Reviews

How to Fight Terrorism

Radical Islam is its own worst enemy. It will marginalize itself unless the United States overreacts.

Recovering Our Nerve

"Getting the wind up", is an old British expression for panicking.

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February 13, 2012