Some people who have read the classified chapter said it represented a searing indictment of how Saudi Arabia's ruling elite have, under the guise of support for Islamic charities, distributed millions of dollars to terrorists through an informal network of Saudi nationals, including some in the United States.
Mr. Najjar was jailed for three and a half years, from 1997 to the end of 2000, on secret evidence that he helped support terrorists through an Islamic research center and charity he founded with his brother-in-law, Sami Al-Arian.
With the largest number of Muslims in Europe — nearly 10 percent of the population, often concentrated in poorer neighborhoods — and closer proximity to the Middle East and North Africa, France has focused more on preventing the recruitment of potential terrorists through a regular infiltration of mosques and radical Islamic networks.
Bruce M. Smith, a former Pan Am pilot who lost his wife in the bombing of Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, and became a driving force in efforts to thwart terrorists through a reward program for tips and by suing their state sponsors, died in a plane crash on Sept. 21.
When she's on assignment, tailing a terrorist through a Moroccan bazaar dressed in hippie-tourist garb, or sneaking away from a foreign embassy party to photograph classified documents in a sparkly red dress, Sydney works the play-acting aspect of espionage like a supermodel on a catwalk.
*Compel Internet service providers to turn over credit card information on suspected terrorists through use of a subpoena, rather than go through the process of obtaining a court order.
A1 Tracking Terrorism New York City police officers have been attempting to combat potential terrorists through Operation Nexus, a program in which the officers are encouraged to spend time with particular private businesses, based on intelligence the department has culled from sources like an Al Qaeda manual for terrorist operatives.
Pursuing the terrorists through the courts is an alternative.
The Lockerbie incident, in which 270 people died, holds a different moral: it is that painstaking investigation and the pursuit of terrorists through the courts can be an effective response to terrorism.
A federal judge ruled yesterday that a special master should be appointed to review materials seized from the law offices of Lynne F. Stewart, a Manhattan lawyer who was arrested in April and charged with providing support to terrorists through one of her clients, an imprisoned Egyptian sheik.
The central trio chase terrorists through the night streets after a petrol truck has been blown up in the Green Zone.
