Al Qaeda recruits tied by cause drive a global terror wave
Experts say the surge in bombings in London Cairo and Baghdad reflects a wider recruitment by militants bound by motives rather than a single mastermind. An array of incentives including anger at Iraq and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict fuels operatives.
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The United States faces rising calls to expand video camera use in cities and transit to curb terrorism after London's July attacks. Officials note cameras are widespread already, but privacy advocates question effectiveness while security experts caution cameras do not prevent attacks.
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