Exquisitely rare is the news item that can induce a satisfied smile in both Ariel Sharon and Yasser Arafat. But both men have reason to cheer the passing of Abu Nidal, the Palestinian terrorist ...

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Chancellor Bruno Kreisky of Austria rolled out the red carpet for the arrival of Libyan leader Muammar al-Qaddafi at Vienna's Schwechat Airport on March 10, 1982. A thousand specially trained Cobra ...

Abu Nidal, once the world's most wanted terrorist, killed himself with a gunshot to the head as Iraqi officials waited in his home to take him to court, the head of Iraqi intelligence said Wednesday.

BAGHDAD — Terrorist mastermind Abu Nidal ended his life with a gunshot wound when security agents went to his apartment to arrest him, Iraq’s intelligence chief said Wednesday. Tahir Jalil Haboush ...

Long before 9/11, the title of most dangerous terrorist in the world belonged to Abu Nidal. Unlike Osama bin Laden, he disliked being filmed chatting about his ideology over a Kalashnikov. He almost ...

Palestinian radical Abu Nidal, who reportedly committed suicide in Iraq last week, was a terrorist who waged war not only on Israel and the West but also on fellow Palestinians he regarded as ...

French police are convinced that the extremist terrorist gang headed by Abu Nidal was responsible for the series of attacks on Jewish targets in Western Europe during the summer of 1982 as well as the ...

Abu Nidal, whose name was synonymous with international terrorism in the 1970s and 1980s, was reported yesterday to have died in his Baghdad apartment from multiple gunshot wounds, although the ...

They knew him as Abu Ali _ a masterful chef, a hospitable neighbor who grew figs and mangoes and a grandfatherly figure who taught kids to play chess. What they say they didn't know is that the man in ...

Fearful that he may be handed over to a Western government, a Palestinian terrorist said to be responsible for killing or wounding 900 people in 20 countries has moved from Egypt to Iraq, according to ...