Al-Qaeda

Al Qaeda is a terrorist organization that attacked the World Trade Center in New York on September 11th. In 1988 Osama bin Laden established a radical system of Sunni Islamistism. The US military killed him in 2011. Ayman Zawahiri leads Al Qaeda

In North Africa and the Sahel, Al Qaeda is represented by Islamic Maghreb al Qaeda (AQIM) and its separatist forces. In East Africa, the organization is represented by the Somali Somali party. Al Qaeda (AQAP) in the Arabian Peninsula is the most security threat, mainly Yemen, many security analysts consider as Western target. Al Qaeda of the Islamic subcontinent (AQIS) is a member of Al Qaeda recently established in India, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan and Pakistan's traditional al Qaeda "homeland" countries. For years, Al Qaeda has a formal affiliated organization on the Nusla front in Syria. In July 2016, we announced that these groups were split. This was considered artificial by some analysts.

The Islamic state was once Al Qaeda in Iraq. The organization began to separate from al Qaeda in 2013 and was officially expelled in February 2014. The core problem is that Islamic nations do not listen to the order of al - Qaeda headquarters. Muslim countries refuse to restrict violence against civilians against Muslim countries and want to direct Syria's action while repeatedly ordering. (This is true: the Islamic state is too violent for Al Qaeda.) For many years, Al Qaeda was a clear leader in the global jihadist movement. The radical organization, the extreme Internet community, and the radical network of "lonely wolves" regard al Qaeda as a gold standard. Many groups have loyalties or building cooperative relationships with junior partners.

Al - Qaeda (AQAP) in the Arabian Peninsula is an alliance of Saudi Arabia and Al - Qaeda affiliates in Yemen. In order to serve Al Qaeda 's philosophy, the AQAP conducted violent jihad attack domestically and internationally. AQAP is known for terrorist conspiracy in the United States, including a 2009 Christmas bomber and the 2010 Times Square bomber, as well as a barbaric war against the Yemeni government. Nusra Front has a long and proven history and is a faithful member of Syrian Al Qaeda. However, in July 2016 Al Qaeda leader Ayman Al-Zawahiri argues that if the link "played solidarity and as a whole", the Nusla front line officially refused the relationship with Al Qaeda Announced a statement. A few hours later, former Nusla leader Abu Mohamed Golani officially blocked the relationship with the Al Qaeda Central Command.