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THIS LITTLE-known organization first surfaced on the global terrorism scene in 1995 as a splinter from the Palestinian terrorist group Asbat al-Ansar ("League of the Followers"), a small, salafi-inspired network loosely affiliated with Al-Qaeda and based in the Ayn al-Hilwah Palestinian refugee camp near Sidon, in southern Lebanon. The definition of "the threat" on CPD's Web site evinces further confusion, claiming that, "In the Middle East, Sunni extremists in Lebanon, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip have organized into Asbat al-Ansar and the more widely known Hamas and Hezbollah . In addition to al Qaeda, other purported terrorist organizations named in the suit include Egyptian Islamic Jihad, Asbat Al-Ansar, Algama'a Al-Islamiyya, and the Salafist Group for Call and Combat. |
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