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Iran's Terror Network
Hezbollah, Illegal Immigration, and the
Next 9/11
This article from a seemingly conservative source
provides an in-depth look at the activities and capabilities of
Lebanese Hezbollah, an organization heavily funded and otherwise
aided by Iran and Syria since its formation in the early 1980s.
Notably, this article expands the current debate on immigration
– by providing examples of terrorist use of immigration
loopholes – and terrorism – by looking beyond the amorphous
al-Qaeda to Lebanese Hezbollah, a highly capable, disciplined,
and experienced state-sponsored global terrorist organization.
Should Hezbollah Be Next?
"The radical Lebanese Shi'ite movement Hezbollah is
fomenting violence in post-war Iraq and fanning the flames of the
Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Its bloody track record makes it a natural
target in the war on terror. But Washington's only option is to confront
Hezbollah indirectly: by getting its backers, Syria and Iran, to help
change its focus from militancy to politics."
Confronting Syrian-Backed Terrorism
The Washington Quarterly (Byman)
Who's in charge of al-Qaeda?
Al Qaeda leaders seen in control
Pakistan claims al-Qaeda command destroyed
Al-Qaeda operatives bound by ideas, and very
likely little else in terror wave
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