Aaron Mannes is a former director of research of the Middle East Media Research Institute (1998-2001). He writes, speaks, and briefs extensively on the Middle East, U.S. national security, and terrorism.

Mannes shows that the anti-Israel jihad movement has opened many doors for the establishment of relationships between terrorist groups with competing and contradictory ideologies

• Chapter 1 ForewordPart 2 Al-Qaeda & its AffiliatesChapter 3 Algeriean AffiliatesChapter 4 Al-QaedaChapter 5 Asian Affiliates and OperationsChapter 6 Egyptian AffiliatesPart 7 Abu Nidal OrganizationPart 8 HamasPart 9 HizbullahPart 10 Kurdistan Workers' PartyPart 11 Palestinian Islamic JihadPart 12 Palestine Liberation Organization & its AffiliatesChapter 13 Democratic Front for the Liberation of PalestineChapter 14 FatahChapter 15 Force 17Chapter 16 Palestinan Liberation FrontChapter 17 Palestine Liberation Organization and Palestinian National AuthorityChapter 18 Popular Front for the Liberation of PalestineChapter 19 Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General Command

Aaron Mannes is a former director of research of the Middle East Media Research Institute (1998-2001). He writes, speaks, and briefs extensively on the Middle East, U.S. national security, and terrorism.

Mannes shows that the anti-Israel jihad movement has opened many doors for the establishment of relationships between terrorist groups with competing and contradictory ideologies

• Chapter 1 ForewordPart 2 Al-Qaeda & its AffiliatesChapter 3 Algeriean AffiliatesChapter 4 Al-QaedaChapter 5 Asian Affiliates and OperationsChapter 6 Egyptian AffiliatesPart 7 Abu Nidal OrganizationPart 8 HamasPart 9 HizbullahPart 10 Kurdistan Workers' PartyPart 11 Palestinian Islamic JihadPart 12 Palestine Liberation Organization & its AffiliatesChapter 13 Democratic Front for the Liberation of PalestineChapter 14 FatahChapter 15 Force 17Chapter 16 Palestinan Liberation FrontChapter 17 Palestine Liberation Organization and Palestinian National AuthorityChapter 18 Popular Front for the Liberation of PalestineChapter 19 Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General Command

Aaron Mannes is a former director of research of the Middle East Media Research Institute (1998-2001). He writes, speaks, and briefs extensively on the Middle East, U.S. national security, and terrorism.

Mannes shows that the anti-Israel jihad movement has opened many doors for the establishment of relationships between terrorist groups with competing and contradictory ideologies

• Chapter 1 ForewordPart 2 Al-Qaeda & its AffiliatesChapter 3 Algeriean AffiliatesChapter 4 Al-QaedaChapter 5 Asian Affiliates and OperationsChapter 6 Egyptian AffiliatesPart 7 Abu Nidal OrganizationPart 8 HamasPart 9 HizbullahPart 10 Kurdistan Workers' PartyPart 11 Palestinian Islamic JihadPart 12 Palestine Liberation Organization & its AffiliatesChapter 13 Democratic Front for the Liberation of PalestineChapter 14 FatahChapter 15 Force 17Chapter 16 Palestinan Liberation FrontChapter 17 Palestine Liberation Organization and Palestinian National AuthorityChapter 18 Popular Front for the Liberation of PalestineChapter 19 Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General Command