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By Col. (ret.) Dr. Jacques Neriah web posted May 10, 2021 Jihadist terrorist cells have found fertile ground in Morocco in which they grow and develop into not only a real threat to the stability of the kingdom but also as a significant provider of manpower to the various radical Islamic movements in the Middle East, Africa, and Europe. Their presence in Morocco is evident in the terrorist attacks carried out from time to time against major targets in the  Sherifian [descendent of Mohammad] Kingdom. The May 16, 2003, terrorist attack in Casablanca, which killed more than 45 victims, ...

Morocco’s battle against Islamic jihadi terrorism Morocco’s battle against Islamic jihadi terrorism Like other countries in the area, Morocco suffers from a political virus emerging from failed states like Libya and unstable regimes in the Sahel belt. (May 9, 2021 / Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs) Jihadist terrorist cells have found fertile ground in Morocco, where they have grown into not only a real threat to the stability of the kingdom but also a significant provider of manpower to the various radical Islamic movements in the Middle East, Africa and Europe. The May 16, 2003 terro...

Was it more than a tale of the unexpected? Let us see what was it? March 17, 2021, 4:04 PM IST A true story of real people involving high dignitaries playing to explosively high stakes. First let us see, who were those front-ranking people, involved in this high-stake project. There were at least 6 of them that need to be mentioned. There were so many others but we will have no space to include them. They were: Zulfiquar Ali Bhutto, the Chief Marshall Law Administrator of Pakistan, freshly appointed at the end of the highly toxic India Pakistan War of 1971; Sheikh Mujibur R...

Republican Sen. Mitt Romney said that the next cyberattack could do far more damage next time, such as cutting off the country's water and electricity supply. Romney said the massive cyberattack discovered early this week should be met with a fast response without any delay. Federal officials said that this could be the biggest hack on the U.S. government ever, as reported by the New York Daily News. "I don't know if we have the capacity to do that in a way that would be of the same scale or even greater scale than what Russia has applied to us, but this is something we have to address as soo...