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Al-Qaida in Iraq Pledges Support for al-Zawahri Monday, May 9, 2011 2:21 PM Article Font Size   BAGHDAD — Al-Qaida's front group in Iraq reaffirmed its support Monday for the terror network's second-in-command, Ayman al-Zawahri, a week after U.S. commandos killed Osama bin Laden.   Al-Qaida has not yet announced a successor and there is some uncertainty about whether al-Zawahri will indeed take over for bin Laden.   In a statement posted on an insurgent website Monday, the Islamic State of Iraq also taunted President Barack Obama as "the rat in the black house" and said he should remain fearful of bin Laden's promise to threaten the United States.   "The martyrdom of the sheik (bin Laden) will increase the determination and steadfastness among his brotherly mujahideen," read the statement. "To our brothers in al-Qaida, first among them sheik Ayman al-Zawahri and his brothers in the leadership of the organization, may God reward you and grant you patience for this loss."   The statement amounts to an official letter of condolence for bin Laden, who was killed in a U.S. strike last week on his compound in northern Pakistan. It was signed by Abu Bakr al-Husseini al-Baghdadi, a pseudonym for the anonymous new leader of al-Qaida's front group in Iraq.   The Egyptian-born al-Zawahri was long bin Laden's deputy, but has clashed in the past with al-Qaida's front group in Iraq. Both bin Laden and al-Zawahri urged followers to focus attacks against U.S. and Israeli interests, and sharply condemned the network's Iraqi wing for targeting Shiite Muslims during the years that Iraq teetered on the brink of civil war.   Al-Qaida is generally comprised of Sunni Muslims.   The new statement did not call for specific attacks on the U.S. but said Obama should be mindful of bin Laden's 19 operatives who attacked the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001.   "And now the same fear and terror after his death will hurt you as his legacy, and will be a hard burden on you, spoiling your lives and threatening your security and consuming your economy," the statement said. "It is the right of Osama bin Laden's men to fulfill his oath."   Al-Zawahri has been critical of Obama, even releasing a message that referred to Obama as a "house Negro," a slur for a black subservient to whites.   Al-Qaida in Iraq has by and large confined its attacks to its home country. In a second statement Monday, it claimed responsibility for a suicide bomber who last week killed 20 police officers in the Iraqi town of Hillah by ramming the explosives-packed vehicle he was driving into a barricaded security compound.   It was the second major deadly blast in Iraq of the week, and suggests that al-Qaida-linked groups in Iraq remain a threat despite the death of bin Laden, their ideological patron. Violence has dropped nationwide since 2008, but militants are still capable of carrying out bombings and launching attacks against Iraqi and U.S. forces.   Also Monday, a roadside bomb near a police patrol in central Baghdad killed two passers-by. Counterterror experts believe roadside bombs in Iraq generally are a hallmark of al-Qaida and other Sunni insurgents. Read more:Al-Qaida in Iraq Pledges Support for al-Zawahri

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Top Stories Iran Nuke Plant Operating at Low Level: Reports Musharraf: No Deal to Let US Get bin Laden Pakistan to Allow US to Question bin Laden’s Widows Afghan Special Ops Units a Key to US Exit NATO Bombs Tripoli, Combat Stirs Libyan East Front Al-Qaida in Iraq Pledges Support for al-Zawahri Iran Doing Final Pre-start Tests at Nuclear Plant US Says it Wants Access to 3 bin Laden Widows Pakistan: Taliban Fighters Hold bin Laden Memorial Ex-Israeli Spymaster Opposes Iran Attack After bin Laden: What Might Come Next? Pakistan Still Holding bin Laden's Wives, Children Videos Show bin Laden Watching Himself on TV Pakistan: Raid Sparks Resignation Calls Syrian Tanks Enter Coastal Town in New Crackdown Pakistan Paints Dismal Image of bin Laden's End US Drone Attack Kills 10 in Pakistan Tribal Area Pakistan's US Lobbyists Deny it Helped bin Laden Pakistan Army Says US Personnel to be Cut Pakistan Islamists to Protest Against US Raid Clinton Calls on Libya's Gadhafi to 'Leave Power' Islamic World Quiet as bin Laden Age Closes Inside bin Laden's Lair with SEAL Team Six Spy Chief, Not Pentagon, Led Raid on bin Laden Afghanistan: Pakistan Had to Know bin Laden There Southeast Asia Islamists Hail bin Laden a Martyr Bin Laden Not Armed During Assault: White House White House Struggles to Get Story Right on Raid Pakistan Criticizes US Raid on bin Laden Taliban Express Doubt That bin Laden Is Dead Obama Urges Continuation of National Unity

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Middle East

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Top Stories Syrian Tanks Enter Southern Villages near Daraa Officials: Insurgents Hit Afghan Police in North European Union Imposes Arms Embargo on Syria PM: Failure to Find bin Laden Not Pakistan's Alone Syrian Authorities Detain Hundreds in Fresh Raids Bin Laden Raid Sparks Rare Criticism in Pakistan Child Reported Killed as Syrian Forces Crack Down Muslim Mobs Burn Egyptian Churches, 12 Killed 16 Killed in Clashes at Iraqi Detention Center Taliban Attack Afghan Government Offices in South Taliban Say bin Laden's Death Will Encourage War Ahmadinejad Allies Charged With Sorcery Al-Qaida Vows Revenge for Osama bin Laden's Death Yemenis Stage New Mass Protest to Oust President Activists: 6 Killed in Syria by Security Forces Al-Qaida Confirms Osama Bin Laden's Death Bin Laden's Wife Spent 6 Years in Pakistani House Pakistan Warns America Not to Stage Any More Raids Syrian Troops Start Withdrawal from Besieged City Pakistan Military Meets to Discuss Bin Laden Raid Bin Laden Death Prompts Questions about Legality Afghan Taliban Likely to Rethink Ties to al-Qaida

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The Americas

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Top Stories Freed Migrants Accuse Mexican Immigration Agents 13 Killed in Lake Gunbattle in Northern Mexico Colombia Sends Reputed Drug Kingpin to Venezuela Cuba Publishes Awaited Details of Economic Changes Thousands March Against Violence in Mexico City Samoa to Go Back to the Future, Shifting Date Line Mexico Sending Troops to North amid Attacks Costa Rica Finds Body of US Student Missing at Sea Brazil Top Court Recognized Same-Sex Civil Unions Bin Laden Death Sparks New Talk over Patriot Act Hundreds March to Mexico City to Protest Violence GOP Candidates Want to See Photo of Bin Laden Body Info from Osama Raid Shows Interest in US Trains Canadian Bishop Pleads Guilty in Child Porn Case 5 Decapitated Bodies Found near Mexican Capital ACLU: Puerto Rico Has Pattern of Police Brutality PM Says he Won't Move Canada Hard to the Right Canada's Conservatives Score Massive Election Win Radioactive Cars from Japan Arrive in Chilean Port Fans React to Bin Laden News with 'U-S-A!' Chants Chavez Says Allies Met with Colombian Rebels Cubans Mark May Day, Await Details of Change

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Europe

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Top Stories Report: UK Ordered 'Virginity Tests' on Migrants Prince William, Kate Depart on Honeymoon Bosnia Is in Crisis, Top Intl Official Tells UN Euro Steadies as Greek Euro Exit Fears Calm Turkey Hosts Forum on Poorest Nations Italian Police Save 400 Migrants off Lampedusa Separatists Gain in Scotland, Tories Gain in UK Italy's General Strike Hits Mass Transit Portuguese Strike against Bailout Austerity Plan Demjanjuk Attorney: Client Suffered like Jews Did UK Votes on Changing Parliamentary Election Rules IMF Sets Portugal Bailout Loan Rate War Crimes Trial for 97-year-old Starts in Hungary Official: Portugal Bailout to be $115 Billion Voice Recorder for 2009 Air France Crash Found Europe Tightens Security Against Revenge Attacks Pope Beatifies John Paul II before 1.5M Faithful Prince William, Kate Middleton to Delay Honeymoon Prince William, Kate Middleton Depart Palace Poles Travel to Rome for John Paul Beatification William and Wife Now Duke, Duchess of Cambridge The Old Empire Watches the Royal Wedding

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Top Stories Japan to Scrap Plan to Boost Nuke Energy to 50 Pct Thai, Cambodian PMs Fail to Resolve Border Dispute Indonesia's Firebrand Cleric Praises bin Laden Quake Shifted Japan; Towns Now Flood at High Tide Southeast Asian Leaders Gather in Indonesia China, Central Asian States Hold Anti-terror Drill Reports: Spy Show Ban before China Party Milestone Japan to Halt 3 Nuke Reactors over Quake Concerns Superheroes Cheer Children in Japan's Tsunami Zone SKorean Police Raid Google Asian Stocks Lower as Bin Laden Euphoria Fades Japan's Parliament Passes Tsunami Recovery Budget Criticism up on Japan PM's Handling of Nuke Crisis Thai, Cambodia Clashes Continue Despite Cease-Fire Thailand, Cambodia Reach Truce after Deadly Week Buddhists Remember Japan's Tsunami Dead China Media Say US Human Rights Pressure Will Fail Japan Factory Output, Consumer Spending Plummet Japan's Royal Couple Visits Disaster-Stricken Town Farmers Protest against Japanese Nuke Plant Owner Thai-Cambodia Border Clashes Resume Toyota Car Production Plummets after Tsunami

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Africa

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Top Stories UN: 68 Bodies Found in Soccer Field in Ivory Coast Witnesses: Ship with 600 Migrants Sinks off Libya Shortages Choke Tripoli as Sanctions Take Hold Gadhafi Forces Bomb Fuel Depot in Rebel-held City Amnesty: Ghadafi's Troops Suspected of War Crimes Migrants Risk Lives to Reach, Escape Libya Libyan Govt Shelling Kills 4 as Aid Ship Docks NATO Vows to Keep Military Pressure on Gadhafi Turkey Says Gadhafi Must Step Down Mourners Demand Revenge in Libya after NATO Strike Gadhafi Shells Misrata amid Chemical Weapons Fears Libyans Burn UK, Italy Missions after NATO Strike UN Evacuates Staff from Tripoli Tunisia Rebukes Libya over Cross-Border Incursions Libyan Forces Chase Rebels into Tunisia, Clash Fight Rages between Gadhafi Troops, Misrata Rebels Gadhafi Regime Hands Weapons to Civilians Gadhafi's Forces Retake Tunisia Border Crossing Libyan Doctor Says NATO Airstrike Killed 12 Rebels Government Forces Bombard Libyan Port Gadhafi's Grip on Western Libya May be Slipping After 500 Die, Nigeria Prepares for Another Vote

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