51.   The hatred of Islamic radicals for the United States is also inspired by fear that their own traditions and order are being undone by alien ideas.

52.   The greatest danger to peace between Israel and the Palestinians remains the Islamic radicals of Hamas.

53.   The identity of the attackers is unknown, but officials suspect Islamic radicals aligned with the Taliban and opposed to the US presence in Pakistan.

54.   The officials said they believed Mohammad was staying at the estate of Abdallah bin Khalid, a fundamentalist who has provided support for other Islamic radicals.

55.   The police activities represent a highly visible effort to crack down on Islamic radicals.

56.   The revelation that Hamburg was a center for a cell of Islamic radicals that attacked New York and Washington has brought demands for harsher immigration laws and procedures.

57.   The police activities represent a highly visible effort to crack down on Islamic radicals across Europe.

58.   The settlements that were attacked by Islamic radicals, Kfar Darom and Netzarim, are both small, isolated, heavily fortified outposts in intensely hostile territory.

59.   The Saudis have difficulties with these Islamic radicals, some of whom belong to the bin Laden network.

60.   These are potentially optimistic developments for the United States and its allies, as they try to counter the appeal of Islamic radicals.