Germany nabs 'bin Laden Webmaster'


BERLIN, German (Reuters) -- German police arrested an Iraqi man on Tuesday
who they suspect aided al Qaeda by posting messages from Osama bin Laden and
other leaders of militant Islamist groups on the Internet, the prosecutor's
office said.

Authorities believe the 36-year-old suspect, identified only as Ibrahim R.,
broadcast numerous audio and video messages from al Qaeda chief bin Laden,
his deputy Ayman al-Zawahiri and the late leader of al Qaeda in Iraq Abu
Musab al-Zarqawi on the Web.

The Federal Prosecutor's Office said in a statement that Ibrahim R. was able
to "circulate the messages worldwide and thereby support the groups in their
terrorist acts and goals".

The man was arrested at his home near the northwestern town of Osnabrueck.
His apartment was also searched.

This is the latest in a series of arrests of suspected al Qaeda members and
supporters in Germany.

A Hamburg-based al Qaeda cell has been blamed for the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks
on the United States. Since then, Germany has cracked down on Muslim
militants living in the country and has put a number of radical Islamists on
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