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"We're looking at a very planned, organized attack against Israelis in Mombasa," the official said.

Rome believed that as few as 35,000 soldiers could control Ethiopia, but it was proved wrong on March 1 , 1896 at the Battle of Adwa, where Gen. Oreste Baratieri led 14,500 Italian troops on a poorly organized attack against Menilek's well-armed host of some 100,000 fighters.

Another option could be to use a resolution adopted by the Security Council last year after the bombing of the United Nations headquarters in Baghdad that said those who organized attacks against United Nations officials could be charged with war crimes, another United Nations spokesman said.

This paper focuses on representations by and deployments of the four Palestinian women who during the first four months of 2002 killed themselves in organized attacks against Israeli military personnel or civilians in the Occupied Palestinian Territories or Israel.

On Friday night, soldiers surrounded the home of a man who American officers said was organizing attacks against Americans.

Al Qaeda and rogue officers of the former government may be using those contacts to organize attacks against Western targets in Iraq, he said.

Ayman al-Zawahri, Osama bin Laden's top deputy, questioned Mr. Zarqawi's strategy of organizing attacks against Shiites, according to captured materials.

The police operation in Turkey came after the arrest of three members of Anonymous in Spain on Friday on suspicion on organizing attacks against the Web sites of Sony, banks and governments.

As American officials have for months, Mr. Biden was likely to use the occasion to push the Pakistani military for operations in North Waziristan, where insurgents run a virtual ministate, training militants and organizing attacks against NATO forces in Afghanistan.

WASHINGTON Pakistanan's refusal to attack militants in a notorious sanctuary on its northwest border may have created a magnet there for hundreds of Islamic fighters seeking a safe haven where they can train and organize attacks against NATO forces in Afghanistan.

South Sudanese officials said Monday that there was evidence that the Sudanese government was arming Murle militias and that villagers had seen planes dropping crates of guns and ammunition to David Yau Yau, a fugitive Murle rebel leader who has been hiding out by the Ethiopian border, organizing attacks against civilians and government forces.