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• December 22, 2003 -- Terrorism Security at American airports, bridges and ports was tightened today, after the Department of Homeland Security elevated the national terror-threat level from “Yellow” to “Orange” yesterday. Gwen Ifill discusses how to prepare for terror with New York City Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly, former FAA Security Director Billie Vincent and former FBI counter-terrorism analyst Matthew Levitt.
• December 3, 2003 -- Terrorism Cases Gwen Ifill speaks with New York Times homeland security correspondent Phil Shenon about recent hearings over the rights of terror suspects Zacarias Moussaoui and Yaser Hamdi.
• Margaret Warner discusses the sting operation and the threat from hand-held missiles with New York Times reporter Philip Shenon; Cathal Flynn, a former associate administrator for civil aviation security at the FAA; Steven Simon, former senior director for counter-terrorism at the National Security Council during the Clinton administration; and David Evans, editor-in-chief of Air Safety Week, an investigative industry newsletter. ...
• June 30, 2003 -- Unprepared for Terrorism? The Council on Foreign Relations released a report today saying that the United States remains unprepared for another major terrorist attack. ...
• June 20, 2003 -- Secret Arrests The detention of hundreds of terrorism suspects since Sept. ...
• June 19, 2003 -- Al-Qaida in America A truck driver in Ohio has pleaded guilty to supporting terrorism as part of a plea bargain with the Justice Department. ...
• March 20, 2003 -- Brzezinski & Mead on the Terrorism Threat Jim Lehrer discusses the threat of terrorism with Zbigniew Brzezinski and Walter Russell Mead.
• November 29, 2002 -- Terror in Kenya After two reports from Independent Television News on the dual terrorist attacks in Kenya, Ray Suarez speaks with Bruce Hoffman, editor-in-chief of the scholarly journal, Studies in Conflict and Terrorism and director of the Washington Office of RAND, a research corporation; and George Ayittey, professor of economics at American University.
• November 15, 2002 -- Insuring Against Future Attacks Ray Suarez discusses the issue of terrorism insurance with Deborah Beck, executive vice president at the Real Estate Board of New York; and Travis Plunkett, legislative director for the Consumer Federation of America. ...
• Ambassador to Indonesia Robert Gelbard; Zachary Abuza, an assistant professor of political science at Simmons College; and Michael Sheehan, State Department coordinator for counter-terrorism in the last two years of the Clinton administration.
• October 10, 2002 -- Tracking Terrorism Margaret Warner examines the terrorist threat still posed by al-Qaida with Christopher Cooper, who covers the Pentagon and State Department for The Wall Street Journal; Walter Pincus, who covers intelligence for The Washington Post; and Eric Schmitt, who covers the Pentagon for The New York Times. ...
• September 16, 2002 -- Tracking Terrorism Margaret Warner looks at the recent arrests of accused al-Qaida operatives with Elaine Shannon, a reporter covering the Justice Department for Time magazine; Peter Bergen, a terrorism analyst at CNN who has interviewed Osama bin Laden; and Zachary Abuza, head of the Asia program at Simmons College. ...
• 's heightened terror alert status and the continuing al-Qaida threat with Peter Bergen, a terrorism analyst for CNN who interviewed Osama Bin Laden in 1997, and Rohan Gunaratna, author of Inside Al Qaeda -- Global Network of Terror. ...
• Jim Lehrer talks to Jerrold Green, director of the Center for Middle East Public Policy at the Rand Graduate School; Robin Wright, a Los Angeles Times correspondent; and Larry Johnson, former counter-terrorism official with the State Department and CIA. ...
• May 21, 2002 -- Warnings and Worries After a report on terrorism warnings before and after September 11th, Margaret Warner leads a discussion with Thomas Menino, mayor of Boston and president of the U. ...

• Islam and Terrorism: What the Quran Really TeachesBy: Mark A. ...
• Entebbe: A Defining Moment in the War on Terrorism-- The Jonathan Netanyahu Story,CBD Price: $9. ...

• War on Terrorism .
• Bush signs into law the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act which creates a federal backstop for insurance claims related to acts of terrorism. ...
• The UK government has refused to either confirm or deny the putative poison gas attack revealed on November 16, although it is known that three men are currently being held and investigated under the terms of the Prevention of Terrorism Act. ...
• The Fed indicated in its statments accompanying the rate cut that concern about a war with Iraq and the thread of terrorism may be slowing consumer and business spending. ...

• Terrorism.
• Abuse Bodily harm Ethnic cleansing Genocide Terrorism Torture Violent crime War .
• Terrorism is a tactic of violence that targets civilians, with the objective of forcing an enemy to favorable terms, by creating fear, demoralization, or political discord in the attacked population. ... "Terrorism" is also used as a pejorative characterisation of an enemy's attacks as conforming to an immoral philosophy of violence, in a manner outside of warfare, or prohibited in the laws of war. ...
• The use of the term terrorism or terrorist is politically weighted, because of the universally negative connotation of harming civilians. A nation that supports terrorism may then tend to dissociate itself from the term, by using neutral or even positive terms to characterize its combatants —such as fighters or freedom fighters —both of which can be ambiguous terms for describing terrorist actors. ...
• Terrorist is a label for one who personally is involved in an act of terrorism. ... The term "terrorism" originated from the French 18th century word terrorisme (under the Terror). ...
• 3 Examples of terrorism.
• 5 International Conventions on Terrorism.
• 6 Types of Terrorism.
• 1 Nationalist Terrorism.
• 2 Religious Terrorism.
• 3 Neo-Nazi or Racial Terrorism.
• 4 Left-wing Terrorism.
• 5 Right-Wing Terrorism.

• It is responsible for intelligence collection, covert action (including paramilitary activities and assassinations) and counter-terrorism. ...

• A bomb threat is a form of terrorism -- a threat to detonate an explosive. ...

• Algerian War of Independence (1954 - 1962) was a period of guerrilla strikes, maquis fighting, terrorism on both sides, and riots between the French army and colonists in Algeria and the FLN and other pro-independence Algerians. ...
• He favored stepping up French military operations and granted the army exceptional police powers--a concession of dubious legality under French law--to deal with the mounting terrorism. ...
• General Jacques Massu, who was instructed to use whatever methods were necessary to restore order in the city, frequently fought terrorism with acts of terrorism. ...
• Salan's methods sharply reduced the instances of FLN terrorism but tied down a large number of troops in static defense. ...
• The OAS sought to provoke a major breach in the ceasefire by the FLN but the terrorism now was aimed also against the French army and police enforcing the accords as well as against Muslims. ... Ultimately, the terrorism failed in its objectives, and the OAS and the FLN concluded a truce on June 17, 1962. ...

• Note that the first few comments on this page refer to the time when it was called "Terrorism against Israel". ...
• Viajero, many of the incidents, listed on the Terrorism against Israel in 2004 page, are suicide bombings of people commuting to work on buses, eating with their family in restraunts, or other every day activities by everyday people. ...
• No moral person could have a neutral point of view regarding these acts of terrorism. ...
• This article can be fixed if 1) it lists all Israeli-Palestinian violence in the conflict, 2) it avoids the use of the word "terrorism". ...
• 5 Violence and Terrorism.
• There is a redirect from Terrorism against Israel in 2004. ...
• The orginal title was Terrorism against Israelis. ...
• The orginal article was named Terrorism against Israel but BL changed the title as he himself admited: That's why I changed the title in the first place. ...
• Either way, it is probably best to decided formally whether it is best to have a general Violence page or a (IMO unfairly POV) "Terrorism victims" page, and leave a clear statement of that decision on the start of the article. ...
• We should have multiple, separate pages: one containing a timeline of Palestinian terrorism against Israelis, one containing a timeline of Israeli military activities that resulted in Palestinian deaths, and so on. ...
• There is probably the issue of defining "terrorism" for the second option, which is one of the reasons why I choose the first. ...
• Terrorism is defined for us on the Terrorism page which includes the statement: .
• Acts of revolutionary or guerrilla warfare usually are not considered to constitute terrorism, unless the revolutionaries or guerrillas they deliberately and specifically select civilians as targets of violence in the pursuit of political or religious ends. ...
• The crux of the matter is that one group has created and maintained over a period of 5 years a series of pages recounting Palestinian terrorism that has resulted in Israeli deaths. ...
• One of Palestinian terrorism against Israel; one of Israeli military action against Palestinians; and possibly others. ...
• Basing a list, on acts that are clearly terrorism (such as suicide bombings) and acts that are not terrorism (such as firefights between armed groups) is easier and much less prone to disagreement regarding the individual entries. ...

• Does France SUPPORT TERRORISM ?.
• The question is France is dealing with terrorism? .
• France and Terrorism. ...
• France and Terrorism. ...
• AlterNet: 10 Things to Know About Terrorism .
• The first recorded use of "terrorism" and "terrorist" was in 1795, relating to the Reign of Terror instituted by the French government .
• terrorism on Encyclopedia. ...
• involved in so-called state-sponsored terrorism, in which governments provide support or protection. ...
• Foreign Policy Association - Terrorism.
• The word ‘terrorism' was coined during France's Reign of Terror in 1793-94. ... New UK Terrorism Act. Cyber terrorism. ...
• using Arab and Islamic extremism and terrorism as the. ...
• long history of supporting Islamist fascism and Palestinian terrorism. ...
• INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM: Spain's ETA .
• of Spain, in a state-sanctioned campaign of terrorism. ...

• Bioterrorism is terrorism using germ warfare, an intentional human release of a naturally-occurring or human-modified toxin or biological agent. ...
• The term is difficult to objectively define since there are varying definitions of biowar, biodefense, biosecurity, and also varying definitions of terrorism itself. ...

• It was an opportunity to get out there and confront terrorism outside the United States. ...
• The Secret Weapon of The North Texas Joint Terrorism Task Force.

• This led to a "War on Terrorism" that included the U. ...
• The combined attack of September 11 on the World Trade Center was the deadliest act of terrorism against the United States and one of the deadliest attacks of asymmetric warfare in history. ...
• Many countries introduced tough anti-terrorism legislation - in the US, the USA PATRIOT Act - and took action to cut off terrorist finances (including the freezing of bank accounts suspected of being used to fund terrorism). ...
• Terrorism expert Richard E. ...
• This action was done in response for the American political, economical, and military support to Israel the state of terrorism and to the rest of the dictator countries in the region. ...

• War on Terrorism .
• Security: A plastic toy gun, used as part of a Halloween costume, sparks a two-hour-long terrorism scare at the Capitol Building in Washington, DC. ...
• Formal talks are conditional on Islamabad ending Kashmiri cross-border terrorism initiatives. ...
• War on Terrorism: US officials state that they believe Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl was killed by Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. ...
• Bush arrives in Thailand ahead of an APEC summit of 21 Asia-Pacific government leaders which is likely to be dominated by discussions of the war on terrorism and trade friction between rich and poor nations (trade and currency). ...
• Secretary of State Colin Powell urges Prime Minister Ahmed Qurei in a telephone call "to take action to put an end to violence and terrorism," according to a Palestinian official. ...
• Sniper - Terrorism: Trial of John Allen Muhammad, who is suspected of being the Washington DC serial sniper, begins. ...

• From: Patterns of Global Terrorism, 1998. ...

• A Summary of World-Wide Terrorism Events, Groups, and Terrorist Strategies and Tactics.
• General Terrorism-Related Articles .
• Terrorism-Related Links .
• Terrorism; N. ...
• Terrorism Middle-East - Chronological order .
• Terrorism - Europe - Chronological Order .
• Terrorism - Latin America - Chronological Order .
• Terrorism - Africa - Chronological Order .
• Terrorism - Asia - Chronological Order .
• Javascript Menu of Chemical/Biological Related Terrorism Articles .
• General Terrorism-Related Articles .
• Communication Deficiencies Hamper Homeland Fight Against Terrorism.
• Government has not taken advantage of the technology expertise available to it in relation to fighting the war on terrorism. ...
• It proposes that a System-wide Homeland Analysis and Resource Exchange (SHARE) network be created to allow multi-agency access to information, extending the anti-terrorism capabilities through intelligence of agencies in the United States.
• 2 billion dollars in grant funding from the Office for Domestic Preparedness demonstrating the Administration’s commitment to enhance the abilities of our first responders to prevent, respond and recover from potential acts of terrorism. ...
• “No longer will our state and local partners have to go to different places within the department to apply for terrorism-related funding. ...

• This document was originally titled "Conversational Terrorism" when written.

•    Journalism Speech Archive News Leadership Political Coverage Terrorism Bioterrorism Useful Links Salaries Women & Minorities Staffing Levels Newsroom Profitability News Judgment   & Ethics Radio Usage Syndication   & Newsfeeds Web Survey Convergence Digital Radio & TV ENG Internet COVERING TERRORISM .
• TERRORISM COVERAGE.
• Terrorism Coverage Resources Deborah Potter of NewsLab culled these terrorism coverage tips from a seminar on Homeland Security cosponsored by RTNDA. ...
• NewsLab: Internet Resource for Covering Terrorism .
• The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press has issued a revised edition of its "Homefront Confidential" report on "how the war on terrorism affects access to information and the public's right to know. ...
• Terrorism and Homeland Security: .
• What Tom Ridge and other experts had to say about the journalist's role in covering terrorism. ...
• Terrorism Coverage: Is Your Newsroom Ready? .
• WTOP Radio Coverage of Terrorism Forum .
• Panelist Neal Augenstein of WTOP Radio in Washington filed stories about RTNDA's Terrorism Coverage forum. ...

• What Is Terrorism?.
• Terrorism: An Introduction.
• Types of Terrorism.
• Terrorism and the Media.
• State Sponsors of Terrorism.
• Havens for Terrorism.
• Types of Terrorism.
• Terrorism:.
• Is terrorism just brutal, unthinking violence?.
• Whether it takes the form of bombings, shootings, hijackings, or assassinations, terrorism is neither random, spontaneous, nor blind; it is a deliberate use of violence against civilians for political or religious ends. ...
• Is there a definition of terrorism?.
• Even though most people can recognize terrorism when they see it, experts have had difficulty coming up with an ironclad definition. The State Department defines terrorism as "premeditated, politically motivated violence perpetrated against noncombatant targets by subnational groups or clandestine agents, usually intended to influence an audience. " In another useful attempt to produce a definition, Paul Pillar, a former deputy chief of the CIA's Counterterrorist Center, argues that there are four key elements of terrorism: .
• Where does the word "terrorism" come from?.
• Is terrorism a new phenomenon?.

• Terrorism Bulletin .
• Counter-Terrorism Focus .
•  Kashmir Terrorism News .
• Mayhem in Kashmir Arson, Looting and Killings by Pakistan-trained Islamic Militants Kashmir Terrorism Bulletin.
• Kashmir Terrorism Index .
• But with the emergence of Islamic fundamentalism all over the world, this theo-fascist brand of political philosophy accompanied by hatred, intolerance, and terrorism was pushed into and peddled in the peaceful valley by Pakistan. ...

• Terrorism.
• Terrorism has become a part of modern life. ...
• Terrorism has become the scourge of democratic governments. ...
• If the news media gave terrorists the minuscule coverage their numbers and influence demanded, terrorism would decline. ...
• Some news commentators have been unwilling to call terrorism what it is: wanton, criminal violence. ...
• Terrorism has been called the "new warfare. ...
• Terrorism will continue even though war has never been formally been declared and our enemy is not a single identifiable country. ...
• This passage of Scripture helps us make an important distinction we will use in our analysis of terrorism. ...
• In the same way that it took traditional armies some time to learn how to combat guerilla warfare, so it is taking Western governments time to realize that the rules for warfare have also been revised in the case of terrorism. ...
• When we fight terrorism we need to realize we are talking about war. ...
• At present, terrorism is a one-sided war that the United States is losing. ... Unfortunately, the United State is not treating terrorism like war. ...
• If we are to win the war against terrorism, we must realize that it is war. Until we see it as military aggression, we will be unsuccessful in ending terrorism in this decade.
• Although international diplomacy has been the primary means used by the United States against terrorism, we should consider what other means may also be appropriate. ...
• In the context of our discussion on terrorism, I believe that we should apply proportional punishment to terrorists and host countries. ...

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• -  - "Ashcroft now under scrutiny: Report allegedly calls him 'largely uninterested' in terrorism issues. ... "They said the draft reports, which are expected to be completed and made public during two days of hearings by the commission this week, show that FBI officials were alarmed throughout 2001 by what they perceived as Ashcroft's lack of interest in terrorism issues and his decision in August 2001 to turn down the bureau's request for a large expansion of its counterterrorism programs. ...
• -  -  - "Top focus before 9/11 wasn't terrorism: Rice speech cited missile defense. ... 11, 2001, national security adviser Condoleezza Rice was scheduled to outline a Bush administration policy that would address "the threats and problems of today and the day after, not the world of yesterday" — but the focus was largely on missile defense, not terrorism from Islamic radicals. ...
• He says the current administration paid too little attention to the threat of terrorism before Sept. 11 and made terrorism more of a threat by going to war in Iraq. ...
• -  -  - Osama bin Laden - "Panel probing terrorism faults 2 administrations: Says efforts feel short; officials defend actions. ...
• -  -  -  -  -  -  - "Bush Asks Allies for Unity on Iraq: No Nation Exempt From Terrorism, President Says on War Anniversary. ...
• TERRORISM NEWS ARCHIVE. ...
• "Terrorism and Security Collection:  recent publications from the National Academies about the science and policy issues surrounding terrorism and security. ...
• "The War on Terrorism. ...

• Manhattan to Baghdad: Dispatches from the Frontline of the War on Terrorism by Paul McGeough .
• McGeough, veteran war correspondent and a former editor of the Sydney Morning Herald, offers a sobering look at the disparate battlefields of America's war on terrorism in his new collection of musings from the front. ...
• Bush declared open war on terrorism, he embarked on a year-long, around-the-world odyssey that took him to Afghanistan,. ...
• Also discussed is how the atmosphere of terror is not unique to the United States; rather, it prevails throughout the world as a result of terrorism. ...
• Subjects > Nonfiction > Current Events > Terrorism .
• Political Terrorism.
• Political Freedom & Security - Terrorism.

• What Is Terrorism?.
• Terrorism: An Introduction.
• Types of Terrorism.
• Terrorism and the Media.
• State Sponsors of Terrorism.
• Havens for Terrorism.
• Our index shows you the full scope of the subjects in this comprehensive, easy-to-use encyclopedia of terrorism and America’s response. ...
• And it doubled the number of Joint Terrorism Task Forces, made up of CIA and FBI agents, in major cities. ...
• Terrorism: An Introduction.
• Types of Terrorism.

• Terrorism .
• Executive Order on Terrorist Financing Blocking Property and Prohibiting Transactions With Persons Who Commit, Threaten to Commit, or Support Terrorism. ...
• Terrorism, the Future, and U. ...
• Attorney General Ashcroft Outlines Mobilization Against Terrorism Act Sep 24, 2001 .
• Patterns of Global Terrorism 2001 May 2002 .
• Joint Resolution Condeming the Ruthless Acts of Terrorism and Mourning the Tragic Loss of Life and Injury (PDF) Sep 13, 2001 .
• NATO and Russian United in Resolve Against Scourge of Terrorism Sep 13, 2001 .
• Press Statement: Meeting in Extraordinary Session of the NATO-Russia Permanent Joint Council at Ambassadorial Level NATO and Russia will intensify their cooperation under the Founding Act to defeat terrorism. ...

• Terrorism (Great Disasters: Reforms and Ramifications) by Hal Marcovitz, Jill McCaffrey (Introduction) .

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