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BALI BOMBING News:
20060613
-
Indonesia
-
 Terrorism
- Religion
- Bali
bombings - Australia
-  US
- "Terror
cleric freed from jail: Fears Ba'asyir may inflame
militant passions." ... "Controversial Muslim cleric Abu Bakar Ba'asyir
has been released after 26 months in an Indonesian jail Wednesday, completing
his prison sentence for giving his blessing to the 2002 Bali nightclub
bombings that killed more than 200 people." ... "Ba'asyir's release was
greeted by hundreds of supporters outside the prison. He is expected to
travel by car to his hometown, a small village outside Solo." ... "Australia
and the United States consider Ba'asyir to be the spiritual head of Jemaah
Islamiyah (JI), a militant Islamic organization with ties to Osama bin
Laden's al Qaeda." ... "The 69-year-old cleric, who was a teacher at an
Islamic school in Solo, Indonesia, before his arrest, denies any connections
with JI. Those who were convicted in the 2002 bombings -- and several other
attacks in Indonesia -- came from his school." -Contributed
to by Elise Labott -CNN
20021204
-
Law
Enforcement News
- "Indonesians
nab alleged terror chief." ... "Indonesian police
said Wednesday they had arrested the operations chief of Jemaah Islamiyah
[JI], an al-Qaeda-linked group widely blamed for attacks throughout Southeast
Asia, including blasts that killed nearly 200 people on the resort island
of Bali." ... "Investigators hope the arrest of Mukhlas, also known as
Ali Gufron, will shed light on the shadowy group and expose the extent
of al-Qaeda's reach in the world's most populous Muslim nation."
-AP via -USATODAY
20021122
-
"'Suicide
bomber detonated one Bali blast'" ... "The alleged
mastermind of last month's Bali bombing on Friday confessed to planning
and staging the attack and revealed that one of the two bombs used in the
attack was detonated by a suicide bomber." ... "Imam Samudra, who was arrested
late on Thursday while trying to board a ferry in the west Java port of
Merak, told investigators on Friday that he had planned the attack in an
attempt to engage Jihad in Indonesia, police said." -By
Shawn Donnan in Jakarta -FT.com
20021111
-
- Law
Enforcement News
- "Bali
Suspect Said Student of Cleric Prime Suspect in Bali:
Bombings Studied Under Militant Muslim Cleric, Investigator Says." ...
"A top investigator on Monday said the prime suspect in the Bali bombings
studied under a detained Muslim cleric who heads the group that foreign
intelligence services blame for the attack." ... "Police have been trying
to establish a link between Amrozi and Abu Bakar Bashir, the spiritual
leader of the Jemaah Islamiyah organization, since they arrested Amrozi
last week." ... "Bashir is currently detained for a series of church bombings
in 2000. He has not been named a suspect in the Bali blasts."
-AP via -ABCNEWS.com
20021110
-
- Law
Enforcement News
- "10
now sought in Bali probe." ... "Bali bombing suspect,
Amrozi, has given police several names of others linked to the attack,
including his brothers, friends and co-workers, police sources said Sunday."
... "Several of those wanted by police include foreigners, according to
intelligence sources." ... "Police spokesman Edward Aritonang said, while
Amrozi has admitted to knowing Ba'asyir and another JI leader, Riduan Isamuddin
-- also known as Hambali -- he has not mentioned their involvement in the
Bali attack." -Report contributed to by Atika Shubert
-CNN /World
/Asia
20021108
-
- Law
Enforcement News
- "Americans
were the target of Bali bombings, investigator says, citing key suspect."
... "The reported confession of an Indonesian man identified as Amrozi
has prompted more arrests and linked the blasts to a fugitive, Riduan Isamudin,
also known as Hambali, who has been tied to the Sept. 11 hijackers." ...
"Blame for the attack is increasingly turning to Jemaah Islamiyah the al-Qaida
linked terror group said to be seeking a pan-Islamic state in Southeast
Asia." ... "Two security experts citing militant and intelligence sources
said Friday that Jemaah Islamiyah leaders met in southern Thailand earlier
this year and agreed to target tourist venues like the Bali nightclubs.""
-By Steven Gutkin -AP
via -Boston/Globe
20021107
-
Law
Enforcement
- "Van
owner 'confesses' to planting Bali bomb." ... "Indonesian
police say a suspect has confessed during interrogation to being part of
a group that planted the Bali nightclub bomb that killed more than 180
people." ... "National Police Chief Da'i Bachtiar said the man, named only
as Amrozi, told interrogators that he was involved in planting a bomb in
a minivan used in the October 12 attack on the Sari Club in the resort
town of Kuta." ... "The massive blast caused by the car bomb was one of
three coordinated explosions which investigators say were designed to inflict
maximum casualties." -CNN
20021022
-
OPINION
-
-
- "Threat
of unreality TV: In the media, places like
Bali only feature as tourist playgrounds. That endangers us all." ... "For
the past nine months, priests and tribal leaders in West Papua, the easternmost
province of Indonesia, have been trying to warn the world that an Islamic
fundamentalist movement is using their land as a training ground. Laskar
Jihad is commanded by a man trained by al-Qaida in Afghanistan. Some of
its members have already been involved in terrorism in the islands of Ambon
and Sulawesi. Since January they have established seven bases in West Papua.
With the help of the Indonesian police and army, they have been stockpiling
arms, recruiting Javanese immigrants and training them for combat." ...
"Since the jihadis arrived, Neles Tebay, a Papuan journalist, has been
sending urgent messages to newspapers and broadcasters around the world,
desperate to attract attention to this protected terrorist network. But
even when eight Pakistani mojahedin arrived, his warnings failed to generate
any response in the newsrooms of either Europe or North America. The Papuans,
ignored and abandoned by the rest of the world, have been reduced to begging
the Indonesian authorities to uphold the law and disarm the jihadis before
they attack." ...
...
"The
physical courage of the freelance camera people and journalists, who risk
their lives to film the world's forgotten atrocities, is matched only by
the moral cowardice of the managers who then refuse even to talk to them,
let alone to run their footage." ... "So perhaps it is time we became more
interactive viewers, and began demanding less "reality TV" and more plain
reality. Otherwise we can expect the world to continue to deliver unpleasant
surprises, as the needs and the responses of its people become ever more
opaque to us." -By George
Monbiot -Guardian.co.uk
20021021
-
- "Bali
Blast May Have al-Qaida Link: Bomb That Destroyed
Indonesian Nightclub May Be Linked to Islamic Extremist Group Allied With
al-Qaida." ... "Though police stopped short of saying the bomb was made
and planted by Jemaah Islamiyah, which has been blamed for a series of
bombings in Southeast Asia in recent years, the use of ammonium nitrate
reinforces suspicions the group was involved."
-AP via -ABCNEWS.com
20021019
-
- "Indonesia
passes emergency terrorism laws." ... "Indonesian
President Megawati Sukarnoputri has signed into law two decrees expanding
powers of police to deal with terrorism in the wake of last weekend's deadly
bomb attacks on the island of Bali." ... "The new laws give authorities
sweeping powers to detain terror suspects without charge for up to six
months and provides for the death penalty for convicted terrorists." ...
"The new laws will be made retroactive to cover those responsible for the
Bali bombings." -AP
-Reuters -CNN
-
- "Indonesian
police send team to see militant Bashir." ... "Foreign
intelligence officials believe [Abu Bakar] Bashir is a leader in the al
Qaeda-linked regional Jemaah Islamiah network, blamed for planning terrorism
acts throughout Southeast Asia. Some have linked it to last weekend's Bali
bombings that killed more than 180 people. Bashir has denied any links
to terrorism or knowledge of Jemaah Islamiah." -Reuters
-AlertNet.org/Newsdesk
-
-
- "Australia
says it fears bomb attacks in Jakarta." ... "The
Australian government said on Saturday it had received intelligence that
parts of the Indonesian capital of Jakarta may be bombed in attacks aimed
at Westerners and urged its citizens to leave."
-Reuters -AlertNet.org/Newsdesk
20021018
-
- "'Bali
Was a Wake-up Call to Indonesia': Exclusive:
Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz tells TIME that a killer bomb blast
will prompt Jakarta to crack down on terror, and that its hesitancy is
based on concerns for democracy." ... "After a half-century of living under
various autocracies and dictatorships, the Indonesians are leery of giving
police too much power." -By Mark Thompson
-TIME.com
20021017
-
-
"Grief
turns to anger as Australia's Bali toll rises." ...
"More than 180 people were killed on Saturday when blasts ripped through
nightclubs packed with foreign tourists at Kuta Beach on the Indonesian
resort island, with 30 Australians identified among the corpses so far
but up to 119 feared dead." ... "As the criticisms mounted, Prime Minister
John Howard flew to Bali on Thursday for a one-day visit to attend a memorial
service for the victims and to assess the situation." -By
Belinda Goldsmith -Reuters
-AlertNet.org/Newsdesk
-
- "Texas
woman victim of Bali blast." ... "Karri Casner, 23,
of Flower Mound, was vacationing at Kuta Beach at the time of the explosion
and has not been seen since Saturday." ... "Another Texan, Jake Young from
Midland, has been reported missing in the explosion, but has not yet been
found." -AP
via -HoustonChronicle.com
20021015
-
"Jakarta
links Bali bombing to Al Qaeda: Security boosted
at plants of U.S. energy companies." ... "In the government's most explicit
acknowledgment that Al Qaeda is operating in Indonesia, the defense minister
linked the terrorist group Monday to a nightclub explosion Saturday that
killed and wounded hundreds of people on the resort island of Bali." ...
"President George W. Bush, linking the bombing of a French oil tanker off
Yemen and the shooting of two U.S. Marines in Kuwait, said Monday that
the Bali explosion appeared to be part of "a pattern of attack" by Al Qaeda."
... "Australia said Monday it had information linking Al Qaeda to the Bali
bomb blasts, Reuters reported from Bali." -By Seth
Mydans -NYTimes
-IHT.com
20021014
-
"Bombing
in Bali Seen as Opening New Front in Fight on Terror."
... "The blast that killed nearly 200 people on the Indonesian resort island
of Bali this weekend is a different type of terrorism from what the Bush
administration has campaigned against, and will open a new geographic front
in that campaign, Western officials said yesterday." ... "The target was
not an American embassy, military outpost or financial institution that
would represent American power, of the sort that terrorists have attacked
in the past. Rather, it was a nightclub whose revelers were mostly Europeans
and Australians; indeed, Indonesians were often turned away at the door."
(1, 2)
-By Raymond Bonner -NYTimes
via -AltaVista-News
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