Pakistan, killed a commander of the U.S. refugee center QaedaDrone Ilyas Kashmiri

The United States has launched a new attack against Islamic terrorism. A U.S. drone has killed Ilyas Kashmiri, 47, leader of the extremist religious movement Harkatul Jihad al Islami (Hji), an organization that is believed linked to al Qaeda. The attack occurred on a village in South Waziristan, Pakistan's northwestern tribal region, where Kashmiri and his men had moved about ten days.

The victims of the drone would be at least nine, while three others were injured. The commander of the Islamic death was confirmed by a spokesman dell'Hji. Kashmiris had already been arrested in 2004 on suspicion of having played a role in an attack against the then Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf.

The turning point for Obama on the Middle East: "Israel will return to 1967 borders"

Israel returns to 1967 borders. " It 's the most significant - largely unexpected - the speech that Barack Obama gave at the State Department. The request for a return to the borders that existed before the Six Day War - when Israel occupied East Jerusalem, the West Bank and Gaza - is an important change of direction compared to the most recent American politics.

There can be no real peace if there is "a permanent occupation," said Obama, who will receive a few hours at Washington, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Israel has repeatedly stated that the return to 1967 borders would preclude future negotiations. The new statement of U.S. President is therefore likely to displease the rulers of Israel and further cool relations between Washington and Jerusalem.

Wikileaks, Al-Qaeda "hiding" behind Islamic groups in India

There would be Al-Qaeda behind the Islamic missionary movement Tablighi Jamaat, who used the name of the group based in New Delhi to obtain travel documents for asylum and his militants. This is revealed in documents released by WikiLeaks basis of confessions obtained during interrogations of 779 prisoners at Guantanamo.

The Tabligh Jamaat, therefore, was defined as an organization for proselytizing which aims to support the terrorists. " Al Qaeda, in fact, used Jamaat to facilitate international travel of its members and to obtain money. The organization would also be connected with the 2006 Mumbai bombings in which at least 166 people died and hundreds were injured.

Egypt, new threats to the Copts "Soon there will be another attack"

The Islamists, from the website 'Mujahideen', today launched a new warning to the head of the Coptic Church, Shenouda III and his faithful: "The next explosion will take place very soon." He added: "We have already warned, God is my witness." The site had already published a list of churches to be hit, including the Saints of Alexandria, which later became the scene of the massacre of Christians on January 31 last year.