U.S. leaders frame bin Laden death as pivot in anti terror war
President Obama hails Osama bin Laden’s death as a turning point in the fight against terrorism. Officials describe how bin Laden was located and killed in Pakistan and say the event will be used to sway hearts away from extremism while pursuing further action against al Qaida. Crowds gather in support at White House and Ground Zero as national elation grows.
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Who Dead After Attack Sparks Global Reactions
Ohioans react to bin Laden's death with mixed emotions while Arab responses appear quiet. Suspicion falls on Pakistan as authorities assess possible ties to the al Qaeda leader's legacy.
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Raid Ends hunt for Osama bin Laden at Abbottabad compound
U S Navy SEALs stormed the Abbottabad compound after months of planning and a high stake chase. Osama bin Laden was killed as the team breached an upstairs room, ending a years long manhunt with drones, signals intelligence, informants, and exhaustive analysis.
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Sons and families react to bin Laden death
Elyria residents reflect on the death of Osama bin Laden and the toll of war. Dave Tollett hopes his fallen son Norman Lane Tollett meets bin Laden in the afterlife and notes ecstasy at bin Laden’s death after a weekend with 13 82nd Airborne comrades. Other parents, Rosemary Palmer and Paul Schroeder, acknowledge relief while criticizing war aims and political motives cited by their son Augie Schroeder’s death in 2005.
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Bin Laden's Death Marks A New Space For Policy
Oberlin College professor Mohammad Mahallati says Bin Laden's death amid Middle East uprisings opens a beautiful space for a new foreign policy. He calls Bin Laden a living damage to Islam and notes he lacked support from religious leaders or substantial religious education.
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