#terror cells

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The LORD prompted me to show you all the EXACT description of the blue cells…

I hope the LORD has made himself ABUNDANTLY clear.

Three ISIS-related terror cells arrested in Saudi-led

Saudi authorities have arrested three cells linked to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS).

Saudi authorities have arrested three cells linked to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS).

Following months of monitoring terrorist cells in Saudi Arabia, security forces have arrested three cells which are affiliated with ISIS and which consist of 17 people.

They were planning four attacks…

Terror cells The low cost terror hits have turned out to be a reality when soon after the Paris attacks came the Mali attack where more than 170 people were taken hostages by the Islamist militants. Both the attacks have continued to keep the attention of the world fixated on the threat from large extremist organisations like Islamic State, Al-Qaeda, Boko Haram, Taliban, Lashkar-e-Toiba among…

New Post has been published on http://www.therakyatpost.com/world/2014/09/22/death-sentences-4-saudis-bloodiest-terror-cell/

Death sentences for 4 Saudis in 'bloodiest terror' cell

RIYADH, Sept 22, 2014:

Four Saudi men have been sentenced to death for their role in one of the kingdom’s “bloodiest terror cells”, official SPA news agency has reported.

The agency said late on Sunday that a special criminal court in Riyadh jailed “as many as 20″ others for between two and 23 years for a variety of crimes.

These included embracing “deviant” thinking contrary to the Koran, a term usually used in Saudi Arabia to refer to Al-Qaeda suspects.

The defendants were also convicted of fighting abroad and purchasing five tonnes of aluminium nitrate — which can be used to make explosives.

They were also found guilty of booby-trapping vehicles to kill policemen, carrying out suicide bombings inside the country, planning to explode oil pipelines and killing foreigners as well as Islamic religious leaders, SPA said.

The convicted were given 30 days to appeal the verdicts.

SPA did not say when the offences occurred, but the sentences are the latest in a series since authorities in 2011 established specialised courts to try Saudis and foreigners accused of belonging to Al-Qaeda or involvement in deadly attacks in the kingdom from 2003-2006.

These included assaults on housing compounds where foreigners lived, and led to a crackdown.

Last week, another court in Riyadh sentenced two men to death and jailed 13 others for killing a policeman and forming an Al-Qaeda cell in prison, SPA reported.

The sentences come after regional heavyweight Saudi Arabia earlier this month agreed with other Arab states to back Washington against Islamic State group jihadists.

The group has declared a “caliphate” straddling Iraq and Syria, where it controls swathes of territory.

It is regarded as the most violent and powerful in modern jihad, executing hundreds of Iraqis and Syrians, as well as foreign hostages in a campaign that has forced more than a million people from their homes.

Saudi Arabia’s top ulama has branded Al-Qaeda and the IS group Islam’s “enemy number one”.

King Abdullah decreed in February jail terms of up to 20 years for citizens who travel to fight abroad.

who creates and funds terror cells? how many assets were kept in contact with?