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	'''Al-Qaeda''' (also '''al-Qaida''', '''al-Qa'ida''', or '''al-Qa'idah''' and meaning ''The Base'') is an international alliance of [[Sunni]] [[Salafist]] [[terrorist]] organizations founded on [[August 11]], [[1988]] by [[Osama bin Laden]] and other veterans of ~~tbe~~ [[Soviet–Afghan War]]. Al-Qaeda is responsible or claimed to be responsible for numerous terrorist attcks in many countries, ~~tbe~~ most notorious being ~~tbe~~ [[September 11, 2001 attacks]] that occurred in [[New York City]] and Northern [[Virginia]]. These attacks were followed by ~~tbe~~ U.S. government launching ~~tbe~~ campaign known as ~~tbe~~ [[War on Terror]].		'''Al-Qaeda''' (also '''al-Qaida''', '''al-Qa'ida''', or '''al-Qa'idah''' and meaning ''The Base'') is an international alliance of [[Sunni]] [[Salafist]] [[terrorist]] organizations founded on [[August 11]], [[1988]] by [[Osama bin Laden]] and other veterans of the [[Soviet–Afghan War]]. Al-Qaeda is responsible or claimed to be responsible for numerous terrorist attcks in many countries, the most notorious being the [[September 11, 2001 attacks]] that occurred in [[New York City]] and Northern [[Virginia]]. These attacks were followed by the U.S. government launching the campaign known as the [[War on Terror]].

	The group has been defined as "a radical [[Sunni]] [[Muslim]] umbrella organization established to recruit young Muslims into ~~tbe~~ [[Afghani mujahideen]] and would be aimed to establish Islamist states throughout ~~tbe~~ world, overthrow ‘un-Islamic regimes’, expel U.S. soldiers and Western influence from ~~tbe~~ Gulf, and capture Jerusalem as a Muslim city," by ~~tbe~~ United States Department of Defense. The alleged objectives of Al-Qaeda include ~~tbe~~ end of foreign influence in Muslim countries and ~~tbe~~ creation of a new Islamic caliphate. Reported beliefs include that a Christian-jewish alliance is conspiring to destroy Islam, and that in jihad ~~tbe~~ killing of bystanders and civilians is Islamically justified. Its management philosophy has been described as "centralization of decision and decentralization of execution."		The group has been defined as "a radical [[Sunni]] [[Muslim]] umbrella organization established to recruit young Muslims into the [[Afghani mujahideen]] and would be aimed to establish Islamist states throughout the world, overthrow ‘un-Islamic regimes’, expel U.S. soldiers and Western influence from the Gulf, and capture Jerusalem as a Muslim city," by the United States Department of Defense. The alleged objectives of Al-Qaeda include the end of foreign influence in Muslim countries and the creation of a new Islamic caliphate. Reported beliefs include that a Christian-jewish alliance is conspiring to destroy Islam, and that in jihad the killing of bystanders and civilians is Islamically justified. Its management philosophy has been described as "centralization of decision and decentralization of execution."

	Characteristic terror techniques allegations include use of suicide attacks and simultaneous bombings of different targets. Activities ascribed to it may involve members of ~~tbe~~ organization, who have taken a pledge of loyalty to bin Laden, or ~~tbe~~ much more numerous "Al-Qaeda-linked" individuals who have undergone training in one of its camps but not taken any pledge. Following 9/11 and ~~tbe~~ launching of ~~tbe~~ war on terror, it is thought al-Qaeda's leadership has "become geographically isolated", leading to ~~tbe~~ "emergence of decentralized leadership" of regional groups using ~~tbe~~ al-Qaeda brand name.		Characteristic terror techniques allegations include use of suicide attacks and simultaneous bombings of different targets. Activities ascribed to it may involve members of the organization, who have taken a pledge of loyalty to bin Laden, or the much more numerous "Al-Qaeda-linked" individuals who have undergone training in one of its camps but not taken any pledge. Following 9/11 and the launching of the war on terror, it is thought al-Qaeda's leadership has "become geographically isolated", leading to the "emergence of decentralized leadership" of regional groups using the al-Qaeda brand name.

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	'''Al-Qaeda''' (also '''al-Qaida''', '''al-Qa'ida''', or '''al-Qa'idah''' and meaning ''The Base'') is an international alliance of [[Sunni]] [[Salafist]] [[terrorist]] organizations founded on [[August 11]], [[1988]] by [[Osama bin Laden]] and other veterans of ~~the~~ [[Soviet–Afghan War]]. Al-Qaeda is responsible or claimed to be responsible for numerous terrorist attcks in many countries, ~~the~~ most notorious being ~~the~~ [[September 11, 2001 attacks]] that occurred in [[New York City]] and Northern [[Virginia]]. These attacks were followed by ~~the~~ U.S. government launching ~~the~~ campaign known as ~~the~~ [[War on Terror]].		'''Al-Qaeda''' (also '''al-Qaida''', '''al-Qa'ida''', or '''al-Qa'idah''' and meaning ''The Base'') is an international alliance of [[Sunni]] [[Salafist]] [[terrorist]] organizations founded on [[August 11]], [[1988]] by [[Osama bin Laden]] and other veterans of tbe [[Soviet–Afghan War]]. Al-Qaeda is responsible or claimed to be responsible for numerous terrorist attcks in many countries, tbe most notorious being tbe [[September 11, 2001 attacks]] that occurred in [[New York City]] and Northern [[Virginia]]. These attacks were followed by tbe U.S. government launching tbe campaign known as tbe [[War on Terror]].

	The group has been defined as "a radical [[Sunni]] [[Muslim]] umbrella organization established to recruit young Muslims into ~~the~~ [[Afghani mujahideen]] and would be aimed to establish Islamist states throughout ~~the~~ world, overthrow ‘un-Islamic regimes’, expel U.S. soldiers and Western influence from ~~the~~ Gulf, and capture Jerusalem as a Muslim city," by ~~the~~ United States Department of Defense. The alleged objectives of Al-Qaeda include ~~the~~ end of foreign influence in Muslim countries and ~~the~~ creation of a new Islamic caliphate. Reported beliefs include that a Christian-jewish alliance is conspiring to destroy Islam, and that in jihad ~~the~~ killing of bystanders and civilians is Islamically justified. Its management philosophy has been described as "centralization of decision and decentralization of execution."		The group has been defined as "a radical [[Sunni]] [[Muslim]] umbrella organization established to recruit young Muslims into tbe [[Afghani mujahideen]] and would be aimed to establish Islamist states throughout tbe world, overthrow ‘un-Islamic regimes’, expel U.S. soldiers and Western influence from tbe Gulf, and capture Jerusalem as a Muslim city," by tbe United States Department of Defense. The alleged objectives of Al-Qaeda include tbe end of foreign influence in Muslim countries and tbe creation of a new Islamic caliphate. Reported beliefs include that a Christian-jewish alliance is conspiring to destroy Islam, and that in jihad tbe killing of bystanders and civilians is Islamically justified. Its management philosophy has been described as "centralization of decision and decentralization of execution."

	Characteristic terror techniques allegations include use of suicide attacks and simultaneous bombings of different targets. Activities ascribed to it may involve members of ~~the~~ organization, who have taken a pledge of loyalty to bin Laden, or ~~the~~ much more numerous "Al-Qaeda-linked" individuals who have undergone training in one of its camps but not taken any pledge. Following 9/11 and ~~the~~ launching of ~~the~~ war on terror, it is thought al-Qaeda's leadership has "become geographically isolated", leading to ~~the~~ "emergence of decentralized leadership" of regional groups using ~~the~~ al-Qaeda brand name.		Characteristic terror techniques allegations include use of suicide attacks and simultaneous bombings of different targets. Activities ascribed to it may involve members of tbe organization, who have taken a pledge of loyalty to bin Laden, or tbe much more numerous "Al-Qaeda-linked" individuals who have undergone training in one of its camps but not taken any pledge. Following 9/11 and tbe launching of tbe war on terror, it is thought al-Qaeda's leadership has "become geographically isolated", leading to tbe "emergence of decentralized leadership" of regional groups using tbe al-Qaeda brand name.

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	'''Al-Qaeda''' (also '''al-Qaida''', '''al-Qa'ida''', or '''al-Qa'idah''' and meaning ''The Base'') is an international alliance of [[Sunni]] [[Salafist]] [[terrorist]] organizations founded on [[August 11]], [[1988]] by [[Osama bin Laden]] and other veterans of the [[Soviet–Afghan War]]. Al-Qaeda is responsible or claimed to be responsible for numerous terrorist attcks in many countries, the most notorious being the [[September 11, 2001 attacks]] that occurred in [[New York City]] and Northern [[Virginia]]. These attacks were followed by the U.S. government launching the campaign known as the [[War on Terror]].		'''Al-Qaeda''' (also '''al-Qaida''', '''al-Qa'ida''', or '''al-Qa'idah''' and meaning ''The Base'') is an international alliance of [[Sunni]] [[Salafist]] [[terrorist]] organizations founded on [[August 11]], [[1988]] by [[Osama bin Laden]] and other veterans of the [[Soviet–Afghan War]]. Al-Qaeda is responsible or claimed to be responsible for numerous terrorist attcks in many countries, the most notorious being the [[September 11, 2001 attacks]] that occurred in [[New York City]] and Northern [[Virginia]]. These attacks were followed by the U.S. government launching the campaign known as the [[War on Terror]].

	The group has been defined as "a radical [[Sunni]] [[Muslim]] umbrella organization established to recruit young Muslims into the [[Afghani mujahideen]] and would be aimed to establish Islamist states throughout the world, overthrow ‘un-Islamic regimes’, expel U.S. soldiers and Western influence from the Gulf, and capture Jerusalem as a Muslim city," by the United States Department of Defense. The alleged objectives of Al-Qaeda include the end of foreign influence in Muslim countries and the creation of a new Islamic caliphate. Reported beliefs include that a Christian-~~Jewish~~ alliance is conspiring to destroy Islam, and that in jihad the killing of bystanders and civilians is Islamically justified. Its management philosophy has been described as "centralization of decision and decentralization of execution."		The group has been defined as "a radical [[Sunni]] [[Muslim]] umbrella organization established to recruit young Muslims into the [[Afghani mujahideen]] and would be aimed to establish Islamist states throughout the world, overthrow ‘un-Islamic regimes’, expel U.S. soldiers and Western influence from the Gulf, and capture Jerusalem as a Muslim city," by the United States Department of Defense. The alleged objectives of Al-Qaeda include the end of foreign influence in Muslim countries and the creation of a new Islamic caliphate. Reported beliefs include that a Christian-jewish alliance is conspiring to destroy Islam, and that in jihad the killing of bystanders and civilians is Islamically justified. Its management philosophy has been described as "centralization of decision and decentralization of execution."

	Characteristic terror techniques allegations include use of suicide attacks and simultaneous bombings of different targets. Activities ascribed to it may involve members of the organization, who have taken a pledge of loyalty to bin Laden, or the much more numerous "Al-Qaeda-linked" individuals who have undergone training in one of its camps but not taken any pledge. Following 9/11 and the launching of the war on terror, it is thought al-Qaeda's leadership has "become geographically isolated", leading to the "emergence of decentralized leadership" of regional groups using the al-Qaeda brand name.		Characteristic terror techniques allegations include use of suicide attacks and simultaneous bombings of different targets. Activities ascribed to it may involve members of the organization, who have taken a pledge of loyalty to bin Laden, or the much more numerous "Al-Qaeda-linked" individuals who have undergone training in one of its camps but not taken any pledge. Following 9/11 and the launching of the war on terror, it is thought al-Qaeda's leadership has "become geographically isolated", leading to the "emergence of decentralized leadership" of regional groups using the al-Qaeda brand name.

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'''Al-Qaeda''' (also '''al-Qaida''', '''al-Qa'ida''', or '''al-Qa'idah''' and meaning ''The Base'') is an international alliance of [[Sunni]] [[Salafist]] [[terrorist]] organizations founded on [[August 11]], [[1988]] by [[Osama bin Laden]] and other veterans of the [[Soviet–Afghan War]]. Al-Qaeda is responsible or claimed to be responsible for numerous terrorist attcks in many countries, the most notorious being the [[September 11, 2001 attacks]] that occurred in [[New York City]] and Northern [[Virginia]]. These attacks were followed by the U.S. government launching the campaign known as the [[War on Terror]].

The group has been defined as "a radical [[Sunni]] [[Muslim]] umbrella organization established to recruit young Muslims into the [[Afghani mujahideen]] and would be aimed to establish Islamist states throughout the world, overthrow ‘un-Islamic regimes’, expel U.S. soldiers and Western influence from the Gulf, and capture Jerusalem as a Muslim city," by the United States Department of Defense. The alleged objectives of Al-Qaeda include the end of foreign influence in Muslim countries and the creation of a new Islamic caliphate. Reported beliefs include that a Christian-Jewish alliance is conspiring to destroy Islam, and that in jihad the killing of bystanders and civilians is Islamically justified. Its management philosophy has been described as "centralization of decision and decentralization of execution."

Characteristic terror techniques allegations include use of suicide attacks and simultaneous bombings of different targets. Activities ascribed to it may involve members of the organization, who have taken a pledge of loyalty to bin Laden, or the much more numerous "Al-Qaeda-linked" individuals who have undergone training in one of its camps but not taken any pledge. Following 9/11 and the launching of the war on terror, it is thought al-Qaeda's leadership has "become geographically isolated", leading to the "emergence of decentralized leadership" of regional groups using the al-Qaeda brand name.

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