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It has given safe haven to Islamists from Somalia and has shipped weapons there, fueling the civil war.

He pulls down the ships by their ropes to the bottom.The Devil himself doles exactly like that,Tricking those who think he has given them haven.

Syria!" Mr. Haniya made his remarks in support of the uprising that is seeking to oust Mr. Assad, a reversal after years in which Mr. Assad has given safe haven to leaders of Hamas while helping supply it with weapons and cash in its battle against Israel.

Clinton's emails have covered a wide-range of issues, including the troop surge in Afghanistan, the plight of Guantanamo detainees, and accusations that Pakistan has given safe haven to suspected al Qaeda terrorists.

Britain is not their home but its tax and legal system has given them the safe haven they are looking for.

Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, with President Obama's encouragement, is now condemning the crackdown and has given Syrian refugees safe haven and allowed Syrian opposition forces to meet in Turkey.

WASHINGTON — Al Qaeda's success in forging close ties to Pakistani militant groups has given it an increasingly secure haven in the mountainous tribal areas of Pakistan, the American government's senior terrorism analyst said Tuesday.

If either the Afghan Taliban or the rough coalition of groups known as the Pakistani Taliban (TTP) are definitively defeated, significantly degraded or conclude an agreement to lay down their weapons, al-Qaida could find itself without the haven that has given a modicum of precarious security over the last decade.

America's invasion has given al-Qaeda a new cause, battlefield and haven.

Because the Taliban government had given safe haven to the al Qaeda terrorists responsible for the attacks on America, this ragtag bunch was about to get an infusion of air power and special forces soldiers courtesy of the United States that would help them topple the Taliban regime in less than 20 days.

The assessment goes beyond the threat posed by Saddam Hussein's military forces, predicting for the first time that groups that the Bush administration has said are given haven by Mr. Hussein's government may become engaged in the war, even if Iraq's military is defeated and the government overthrown.