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                    [ArticleID] => 206478
                    [Title] => ‘Bin Laden behind Saudi attacks’
                    [Summary] => Osama bin Laden gave the "green light" for Monday’s suicide attacks in Riyadh, a leading Saudi dissident told CNN.


Saad al Fagih, director of the London-based Movement for Islamic Reform in Arabia, told CNN terrorism analyst Peter Bergen that the attacks in the Saudi capital are "most probably the beginning of an al-Qaeda campaign within Saudi Arabia."

In a news report, CNN said Fagih pointed to statements Bin Laden made during the Hajj celebration four months ago that called for such a campaign.
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                    [Title] => ‘Bin Laden behind Saudi attacks’
                    [Summary] => Osama bin Laden gave the "green light" for Monday’s suicide attacks in Riyadh, a leading Saudi dissident told CNN.


Saad al Fagih, director of the London-based Movement for Islamic Reform in Arabia, told CNN terrorism analyst Peter Bergen that the attacks in the Saudi capital are "most probably the beginning of an al-Qaeda campaign within Saudi Arabia."

In a news report, CNN said Fagih pointed to statements Bin Laden made during the Hajj celebration four months ago that called for such a campaign.
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