Palestinian Islamic Jihad

Starting with Palestinian Islamic Jihad, which is a fully owned Iranian proxy, and ending with Hamas, which is gradually moving into the Iranian orbit and is enjoying increasing levels of Iranian support financially, with both arms and training.

On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2009

Starting with Palestinian Islamic Jihad, which is a fully owned Iranian proxy, and ending with Hamas, which is gradually moving into the Iranian orbit and is enjoying increasing levels of Iranian support financially, with both arms and training.

Iran caught red-handed, Britain yawns 2009

SENIOR ADMINISTRATION OFFICIAL: The Islamic Jihad, the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, which is listed as one of the 12, is a distinct organization.

Backgrounder On Terrorist Funding Executive Order ITY National Archives 1995

PIJ is the jihad terror group Palestinian Islamic Jihad.

Post-American Presidency Pamela Geller 2010

For example, in recent interactions with Ramadan Shallah, leader of Palestinian Islamic Jihad (duly reported to US authorities because he is on the FBI's "most wanted" list, see interview here) we found adamant refusal to ever recognize Israel or move towards a two-state solution, whereas Hamas politburo chairman Khaled Meshaal said that his movement could imagine a two-state peace ( "salaam," and not just the usual armistice or "hudna").

Scott Atran: Talking to Terrorists 2010

This would lead to a response by members of the group that the Israeli intelligence community refers to as the "radical front": Iran, Syria, Hezbollah, Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad.

How the Next Middle East War Could Start Ronen Bergman 2010

This would lead to a response by members of the group that the Israeli intelligence community refers to as the "radical front": Iran, Syria, Hezbollah, Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad.

How the Next Middle East War Could Start Ronen Bergman 2010

PIJ is the jihad terror group Palestinian Islamic Jihad.

Post-American Presidency Pamela Geller 2010

This would lead to a response by members of the group that the Israeli intelligence community refers to as the "radical front": Iran, Syria, Hezbollah, Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad.

How the Next Middle East War Could Start Ronen Bergman 2010

For example, in recent interactions with Ramadan Shallah, leader of Palestinian Islamic Jihad (duly reported to US authorities because he is on the FBI's "most wanted" list, see interview here) we found adamant refusal to ever recognize Israel or move towards a two-state solution, whereas Hamas politburo chairman Khaled Meshaal said that his movement could imagine a two-state peace ( "salaam," and not just the usual armistice or "hudna").

Scott Atran: Talking to Terrorists 2010