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EIJ
(redirected from Egyptian Islamic Jihad)

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EIJEarth Island Journal (San Francisco, California)
EIJEgyptian Islamic Jihad
EIJEritrean Islamic Jihad (Eritrea)


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The merger of Zawahiri's Egyptian Islamic Jihad and Al-Qaeda in 1998 led to one of the deadliest terrorist movements the world has ever known.
Jigsaw jihadism by Rosenthal, Justine A. / The National Interest
Finally, that same year, according to administration officials interviewed by The Weekly Standard, Saddam paid $300,000 to Ayman Al Zawahiri, the leader of Egyptian Islamic Jihad who soon afterward became bin Laden's right hand man.
The weakest link: why the Bush administration insists against all ... by Ackerman, Spencer / Washington Monthly
According to documents introduced by federal prosecutors in the 1998 Kenya and Tanzania embassy bombing cases, the Egyptian Islamic Jihad and Osama bin Laden's al-Qaeda effectively merged several years ago.
The action is in the reaction: the terrorist leaders and their ... by Jasper, William F. / The New American
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