21. THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF ISRAELI AND ZIONIST TERRORISM For The Past 100 Years Discusses forms of terror historically employed by colonists, paramilitaries, and the Israeli state, especially bombing of civilians and assassinations of key figures. http://www.angelfire.com/ia/palestinefoever/differnttypesofzionsts.html

THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF ISRAELI AND ZIONIST TERRORISM by Nader Khaireddine Abuljebai ( ABULJEBAIN@aol.com For the past 100 years, since the early Zionist colonization of Palestine in the 19th Century, the Palestinians and other Arabs have been, and still are subjected to the worst forms of terrorism. The terrorism has been committed by the Zionist colonizers (settlers), and the para-military organizations, and later on by the Zionist State with its military forces, and its intelligence agents. In the first Fifty years, the Zionist colonizers (settlers) and the par-military organizations in Palestine used terrorism against the Palestinian civilian population; by committing ethnic cleansing massacres, bombing cars, demolishing houses, assassinating personalities and exploding community centers. Soon after the end of world II, there were three basic para-military Zionist organizations in Palestine, terrorizing the Palestinians, with specific purpose of driving them out of their cities, towns, and villages, and expropriating their properties, and finally trying to wipe Palestine's name

22. The Counter-Terrorism Page - The Counter-Terrorism Professionals Web based resource for the study of terrorism, counterterrorism, politically motivatedviolence, and revolutionary activity. Search The Counterterrorism Page. http://www.terrorism.net/home.asp

23. äîëåï ìç÷ø äáéèçåï äìàåîé-National Security Studies Center Israeli research center focused on national security and terrorism. http://nssc.haifa.ac.il

NSSC, Mt. Carmel, Haifa 31905, Tel' 972-4-8288145 , Fax. 972-4-8288290 , Email nsc@univ.haifa.ac.il

24. UN Acts Against Terrorism Browse through the latest developments, conventions and action taken by UN organisations against terrorism.Category Society Issues terrorism Articles and Reports...... Webcast Statements, Latest Developments UN Charter Chapter 7 Conventions, DeclarationsUN Agencies terrorism and Disarmament Dag Hammarskjöld Library. http://www.un.org/terrorism/

Security Council Counter Terrorism Committee General Assembly Debate on measures to eliminate international terrorism Economic and Social Council Subsidiary Bodies Secretary-General Report of the Policy Working Group on the United Nations and Terrorism HTML WORD PDF Webcast ... Publications Prepared by the Information Technology Section, Department of Public Information © United Nations 2001

25. Against War, Terrorism And Other Atrocities - September Hearts - Enough Is Enoug A global network united against the senseless killing of innocent people through acts of terrorism, war and other crimes against humanity. Provides a mission statement, message boards, a mailing list, and contact information. Includes related links and a guestbook. http://septemberhearts.com

Your email address will remain private Like this page? Send it to a friend! Friend's Email('s) Enter up to 10 separated by commas. Enter Your Address Veinotte.com's Pass It On program. Enough is Enough!!!!! Refugee crisis, war on terrorism, mass starvation, political corruption, tyranny, domestic violence, child abuse, civil war - all these atrocities and more occur on our planet every second of the day. We can no longer tolerate these occurances. Ignorance is not bliss!! Much of today's global crisis is directly attributable to intolerance, greed, selfishness, government cover ups and mainstream media hype. How can we help a World in crisis? September Hearts was created after the events of September 11 2001 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center's twin towers, the Pentagon and the passenger laden planes. These events have spurred on the creation of this site, not just to discuss this incident, but also the thousands of other atrocities occurring on our planet each day. Civil War, domestic violence, political tyranny, racism, sexism, segregation, ostracization, biological and chemical warfare - terrorism takes many forms.

26. Terrorism Guide to acts of terror and counterterrorism efforts in the United States and around the world features Category Society Issues terrorism Research Centers......CDI terrorism Project Global Response, Terrorist Network, Policy/Strategy, Intelligence,US Targets, Homeland Defense, Strike Weapons, News/OpEd, Legislation http://www.cdi.org/terrorism/

Site last modified April 8, 2003 Site Index Current Threat Warning Level: ORANGE HIGH: High Risk of Terrorist Attacks CDI's Terrorism Project is designed to provide insights, in-depth analysis and facts on the military, security and foreign policy challenges as the United States, and the world, faces terrorism. The project looks at all aspects of fighting terrorism, from near-term issues of response and defense, to long-term questions about how the United States should shape its future international security strategy. Action Update Armond Caglar, CDI Research Assistant Last updated April 8, 2003 Printer-Friendly Version Archive (Printer-Friendly) This update provides news and analysis about the events in Afghanistan and the U.S. war on terrorism in the surrounding region. IN THE SPOTLIGHT: The Special Purpose Islamic Regiment Armond Caglar, CDI Research Assistant March 27, 2003 Printer-Friendly Version While most Chechens adhere to a mild form of Sufi Islam, mysticism based on certain indigenous pre-Islamic traditions, members of the Special Purpose Islamic Regiment are Sunni Islamic radicals imbued with a passionate fundamentalism of the Wahhabi creed. Along with two other Chechen groups recently designated by the U.S. Department of State as Foreign Terrorist Organizations, the SPIR have appropriated the tactics of international terrorism with Islamic connections as a means to advance their ethno-nationalist objectives. U.S. Post-Sept. 11 Arms Trade Policy

27. Preventing Terrorism Advocates establishing a permanent group of 40,000 experts in Invincible Defense Technology to disarm terrorism at its basis. http://permanentpeace.org/

John Hagelin, Ph.D. This Proposal to Prevent Terrorism is being presented to top leaders in government, leading philanthropists, and all peace-loving people across the country by Dr. John Hagelin, Director of the Institute of Science, Technology and Public Policy , and an international team of scientists. Click here to hear a new online audio presentation by Dr. Hagelin about the Proposal to Prevent Terrorism. Terrorist reprisals are all but certain now that the U.S. has launched its military global campaign to eradicate terrorism. For this reason, this proposed solution to terrorism is especially urgent. Please read this carefully, and act decisively. A Proven, Nonviolent Technology to Prevent Terrorism before they begin. This website offers a proven, practical technology for preventing terrorism that has been validated by more than 50 replications and 19 published research studies. Home News Contact Us Support this Proposal ... Implementation

28. Srilanka Assessment 2002 Current assessments of major conflicts in Sri Lanka, terrorist profiles, documents, critical writings, data and daily news updates. http://www.satp.org/satporgtp/countries/shrilanka/index.html

INDIA PAKISTAN NEPAL BHUTAN ... Publication Sri Lanka Assessment 2002 Prospects for peace in Sri Lanka are apparently at their brightest turn since the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam ( LTTE ) launched its bloody war against the government 18 years ago. The LTTE leader Velupillai Prabhakaran and Prime Minister Ranil Wickremasinghe signed the Norwegian-brokered Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on the Permanent Cessation of Hostilities, on February 22, 2002. Ahead of signing the MoU, the LTTE announced in December 2001, that it would observe a month-long cease-fire beginning December 24, 2001; the government subsequently reciprocated the gesture. Teams comprising representatives from Scandinavian countries, the Sri Lankan government and the LTTE will monitor the implementation of the February 22 truce, even as preparations would be made for formal talks, the date and venue of which are yet to be determined. During 2001, the peace process failed to take-off largely because both the SLFP-led government and the LTTE perceived, at different points in time during the year, the other side to be on a ‘weak footing’, when each had called for a resumption of talks to resolve the ethnic conflict. The LTTE continued to extend the cease-fire, initially declared in December 2000 for a month, by one month at a time, first on January 23, 2001, second on February 22 and for the third and last time on March 21.

29. CNN - No Evidence Of Terrorism In TWA Crash, U.S. Officials Say - July 18, 1996 CNN.com http://www.cnn.com/US/9607/18/twa.3/

No evidence of terrorism in TWA crash, U.S. officials say 140 bodies recovered off New York's Long Island July 18, 1996 Web posted at: 2:30 p.m. EDT (CNN) President Clinton warned Thursday against speculation into the cause of the fiery Atlantic Ocean crash of a Paris-bound TWA 747 jet minutes after takeoff from New York's JFK International Airport. And members of his administration said there was no immediate indication of terrorist involvement. Images from the crash scene of TWA Flight 800 "We have no evidence that would indicate the cause of this accident," President Clinton told reporters at the White House late Thursday morning. He asked the public not to jump to conclusions about the cause of the crash. (170K AIFF or WAV sound) "Let's wait until we have the evidence," he said during a brief news conference carried live on CNN. Clinton also thanked the hundreds of people involved in the search and rescue effort. About 140 bodies have been recovered from TWA Flight 800, which carried 230 people, airline spokesman Mark Abels said in New York, citing 212 passengers and 18 crew members. He said earlier reports of 228 people on board had been incorrect. There were no signs of survivors. A total of 35 people on the flight were airline personnel, Abels said, telling reporters that some of those listed as passengers were TWA flight personnel on their way to assignments in Europe.

30. Survival FAQ For WTC Related Domestic Terrorism A compilation of information related to temporary or long term societal breakdown as the result of a terrorist attack. http://www.pipeline.com/~jeriwho/emer_faq.htm

Emergency Preparedness FAQ for Domestic Terrorism This page is sponsored by: compiled by Jeri Massi This information brought to you in service to Christ the Savior "Let me die the death of the righteous, And let my last end be like his!" -Numbers 23:10 God Bless America "The Lord is my portion, sayeth my soul; therefore will I hope in Him." Lamentations 3:24 Cross References to Other FAQs at This Site Quick Reference Table of Chemical and Biological weapons (continually updated). The Facts on Athrax Quick Reference Master list of URLs from this document. Back to Basics checklist of supplies click to donate Click here to listen to Grounds Keeper Willie Express his opinions about the French Table of Contents Overview AIR A-1) Gas Masks Water W-1) The Quick and Dirty Way to Purify Water: Strain + Boil + Treat W-2) Water Utilities are Disrupted. W-3) Water Supply Cut Off by Hostile Forces. W-4) Water Supply Poisoned or Fouled By Biological or Chemical Agents. W-5) Water Supply Poisoned by Radiation Food F-1) Creating a stored food supply in your home.

31. Countering The Changing Threat Of International Terrorism COUNTERING THE CHANGING THREAT OF INTERNATIONAL terrorism. Report of the NationalCommission on terrorism 1 The International terrorism Threat is Changing. http://www.fas.org/irp/threat/commission.html

COUNTERING THE CHANGING THREAT OF INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM Report of the National Commission on Terrorism Pursuant to Public Law 277, 105th Congress The results, at Pearl Harbor, were sudden, concentrated, and dramatic. The failure, however, was cumulative, widespread, and rather drearily familiar. This is why surprise, when it happens to a government, cannot be described just in terms of startled people. Whether at Pearl Harbor or at the Berlin Wall, surprise is everything involved in a government's (or in an alliance's) failure to anticipate effectively. Thomas C. Schelling, Forward to Pearl Harbor; Warning and Decision by Roberta Wohlstetter FOREWORD Six months ago, the National Commission on Terrorism began its Congressionally mandated evaluation of America's laws, policies, and practices for preventing and punishing terrorism directed at American citizens. After a thorough review, the Commission concluded that, although American strategies and policies are basically on the right track, significant aspects of implementation are seriously deficient. Thus, this report does not attempt to describe all American counterterrorism activities, but instead concentrates on problem areas and recommended changes. We wish to note, however, that in the course of our assessment we gained renewed confidence in the abilities and dedication of the Americans who stand on the front lines in the fight against terrorism. Each of the 10 commissioners approached these issues from a different perspective. If any one commissioner had written the report on his or her own, it might not be identical to that which we are presenting today. However, through a process of careful deliberation, we reached the consensus reflected in this report.

32. MATUSA.ORG - MuslimsAGAINSTterrorism Group of young American Muslims opposes terrorism. http://www.matusa.org/home.asp

Muslims AGAINST Terrorism was founded in the wake of the tragedy of September 11th by a group of young American Muslims. Our goal is to honor the loss of the thousands who were senselessly killed by working to ensure that it never happens again. We stand, as Muslims, against all forms of terrorism in all parts of the world. We seek to increase awareness and understanding about the true teachings of Islam, a religion that preaches peace, love of humanity and service to the community. We are actively engaged in outreach to all individuals and organizations. We seek to inspire other groups and communities to speak up against violence and injustice around the world. Only through dialogue, cooperation, and mutual respect can we achieve the peace and justice the world so urgently needs. NOTE Muslims AGAINST Terrorism (MAT) is a non-profit corporation organized under the laws of New York State. MAT is not affiliated with any other organization outside the United States that shares the same or a similar name. back to top Home About us Islam ... Produced and Managed by Rayhawk Systems

33. Central Intelligence Agency - The War On Terrorism Offers statements and interviews, a handbook for chemical, biological and radiological incidents, and links.Category Society Issues North America United States...... What are the threats that keep me awake at night? International terrorism, bothon its arrow, National Strategy for Combating terrorism (Adobe Acrobat® PDF). http://www.cia.gov/terrorism/

Home Notices Privacy Security ... Privacy and Security notices About the CIA What's New at CIA CIA Careers The World Factbook ... Related Links "What are the threats that keep me awake at night?" "International terrorism, both on its own and in conjunction with narcotics traffickers, international criminals and those seeking weapons of mass destruction.  You need go no further than Usama Bin Ladin...." DCI George J. Tenet, Oscar Iden Lecture, Georgetown UniversityOctober 18, 1999 Testimony by Winston P. Wiley, Chair, Senior Steering Group, Terrorist Threat Integration Center, and Associate Director of Central Intelligence for Homeland Security, before the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee (as prepared for delivery) Putting Noncombatants at Risk:  Saddam's Use of "Human Shields" National Strategy for Combating Terrorism (Adobe Acrobat® PDF) Remarks by the Director of Central Intelligence George J. Tenet at the Nixon Center Distinguished Service Award Banquet

34. Federal Bureau Of Investigation Home Page Official site of the FBI. This site includes crime alerts, information on America's most wanted fugitives, and terrorism information. http://www.fbi.gov/

FBI REORGANIZATION At a time when intelligence is more vital to our national security than ever before, the FBI has integrated a number of initiatives in accordance with the Bureau's reorganizational plan. As a result, the FBI has continued to focus on its intelligence mission, augmenting its ability to collect, analyze, and disseminate information by putting forth systems and programs such as the advanced Trilogy network and the newly created Office of Intelligence. Speaking of the Bureau's transformation, Director Mueller remarked: "We have changed our organizational structure to address the greatest threats facing our country, to be more dynamic and flexible, and to ensure accountability. And we are dramatically upgrading our information technology. These changes, and many others that are ongoing, will ensure that the FBI stays on top of current and future threats well into the 21st century." Related Links: The FBI Intelligence Mission Information Security The FBI in 2004 FBI Director's Statement Former FBI Special Agent and Source Arrested The Counterterrorism Website Visit the FBI's latest webpage, dedicated to the Bureau's ongoing war on terror.

35. Terrorism And Children Journal article Talking to Children About terrorism and Armed Conflict.Multimedia Talking with children about terrorism (audio). http://www.ces.purdue.edu/terrorism/children/

Terrorism and Children Purdue Extension Ag News Search Journal article: Talking to Children About Terrorism and Armed Conflict Multimedia: Talking with children about terrorism (audio) Helping children cope (audio and video) Judith Myers-Walls (photo,956kb) Purdue experts: Terrorism Experts Purdue Extension publications: Helping Children Cope with Stress Other resources for dealing with child stress Preschool and grade school: Understanding Children's Fears Recognizing Stress in Children Strategies for Parents and Teachers Helping Children Cope with Disaster Please feel free to link to, print off, redistribute or reprint any of these materials as long as the original credits remain intact. Judith Myers-Walls , a Purdue University Extension Specialist in Child development and family studies, has researched children's reactions to wars and disasters and offers advice for helping children cope with the terrorist attacks, and their aftermath. April 2003 When War Is in the News By Judith A. Myers-Walls

36. Terrorism And Political Violence, A Bibliography. Provides a listing of publications and resources indexed by geographical location and subject. http://users.skynet.be/terrorism/

Terrorism and Political Violence An International Bibliography on : Bibliographer - Compilation and research by Jean-Pierre H. Coumont - Bibliophile

37. Home_MI5 The Security Service (commonly called MI5) carries out security intelligence work aimed at combating threats to the nation such as espionage and terrorism. http://www.mi5.gov.uk/

Home page Forewords Statement of Contact us ... The law Home Welcome to the official SECURITY SERVICE (MI5) website. We are the UK's defensive security intelligence agency. Please enjoy your visit to our site and we hope it provides you with an informative account of what we do. You may also be interested in www.homeoffice.gov.uk/terrorism , where you can find background information on the threat from terrorism, and general protective security advice. The Service website also gives you the opportunity to contact us with information you think might be of assistance to us. If you think you might like to work for us then it should provide you with the necessary information to apply for our job vacancies. Information on GRADUATE and ADMINISTRATIVE careers with the Service is also held on our recruitment microsite@ www.mi5careers.info The above links to the only genuine recruitment site for the Service. The link from this website - mi5.gov.uk - is your guarantee that the microsite is officially sanctioned. If you have tried to enter the microsite from elsewhere on the web and have been redirected to this page, please click the link above to enter.

38. CNN - Congress Reached Compromise On Anti-terrorism Bill - April 16, 1996 CNN.com http://www.cnn.com/US/9604/15/anti.terrorism/

Congress reached compromise on anti-terrorism bill April 16, 1996 Web posted at: 12:45 a.m. EDT WASHINGTON (CNN) By Friday, the first anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing, Congress is expected to pass an anti- terrorism bill which addresses some, though not all, of the concerns the bombing raised over Americans' safety. Congressional leaders, flanked by survivors and relatives of victims of the Oklahoma City bombing, unveiled compromise legislation Monday to increase federal powers to fight terrorism and limit appeals by death-row inmates. "I have a hole in my skull and a plastic left eye. The other one not is not all that good ... and other parts that don't work so well, but folks, I'm alive," said Martin Cash, a survivor of the Oklahoma City bombing. ( 371K AIFF sound or 371K WAV sound "I have a hole in my skull and a plastic left eye. The other one not is not all that good ... and other parts that don't work so well, but folks, I'm alive," Martin Cash, survivor As the trial nears for the accused, those who lost relatives in the bombing say the proposed law should put the concerns of victims above those of terrorists. "We have forgotten that anyone who murdered has relinquished rights for compassion," said Diane Leonard, the widow of a Secret Service agent killed in the bombing.

39. APA HelpCenter: Get The Facts: Psychology In Daily Life: COPING WITH terrorism From the American Psychological Association terrorismthreatens a society by instilling fear and helplessness in its citizens. http://helping.apa.org/daily/terrorism.html

Coping with Terrorism Handling Anxiety in the Face of the Anthrax Scare Managing Traumatic Stress Reactions and Guidelines for Children Following Trauma/Disaster ... Coping with the Aftermath of a Disaster COPING WITH TERRORISM From the American Psychological Association Terrorism threatens a society by instilling fear and helplessness in its citizens. It seeks to hold a society or government hostage by fear of destruction and harm. When terrorist acts occur, people generally look for ways to cope with the acute stress and trauma. Terrorism evokes a fundamental fear of helplessness. The violent actions are random, unprovoked, and intentional, and often are targeted at defenseless citizens. Trying to cope with the irrational information that is beyond normal comprehension can set off a chain of psychological events culminating in feelings of fear, helplessness, vulnerability, and grief. Who Is Affected? After a terrorist attack, many people are impacted. People who have experienced the trauma often fall into the following categories: Survivors of past traumatic events (e.g. refugees of wars, terrorism, or torture, and survivors of domestic violence, child abuse, or street crime). These individuals may have a heightened sense of vulnerability.

40. CNN - Clinton Urges Nations To Join In Fighting Terrorism - June 26, 1996 CNN.com http://www.cnn.com/WORLD/9606/26/clinton.reaction/

Clinton urges nations to join in fighting terrorism June 26, 1996 Web posted at: 1:50 p.m. EDT (1750 GMT) WASHINGTON (CNN) President Clinton summed up Tuesday's deadly bomb blast in Saudi Arabia as a "cowardly act of terrorism" and vowed that the United States "will not rest" in its fight against international terrorism. (230K AIFF or WAV sound) "Anyone who attacks one American attacks all Americans," the president said in a speech before departing for an economic summit in Lyons, France. Clinton said he would make the fight against terrorism the main topic at the G-7 summit of industrialized nations: "My first order of business will be to focus the strength and the energy of the G-7 on the continuing fight against terrorism," he said. The president warned that terrorist attacks jeopardize the economic security of a world economy and urged G-7 members to combat such attacks. (196K AIFF or WAV sound) "We expect the allies to walk with us hand in hand. We cannot tolerate this kind of conduct," Clinton said. At least 19 Americans died when a truck bomb exploded outside a military compound in Saudi Arabia. Sixty-four other Americans were seriously wounded. In memory of those killed and wounded, the president ordered all flags on U.S. government buildings flown at half-staff.

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