http://www.smh.com.au/world/islamist-extremists-elated-over-arab-unrest-20110331-1cnce.html

Islamist extremists 'elated' over Arab unrest 
April 1, 2011 

ANWAR AL-AWLAKI, pictured, the Yemeni-American cleric who is a propagandist for 
al-Qaeda, said Islamist extremists had gleefully watched the success of protest 
movements in the Arab world against governments they had long despised.

''The mujahedeen around the world are going through a moment of elation,'' he 
wrote in the English-language al-Qaeda magazine Inspire, ''and I wonder whether 
the West is aware of the upsurge of mujahedeen activity in Egypt, Tunisia, 
Libya, Yemen, Arabia, Algeria and Morocco?''

A handful of al-Qaeda leaders have made statements countering the common view 
of Western analysts that the terrorist network looks irrelevant at a time of 
change unprecedented in the modern Middle East. In ousting the rulers of 
Tunisia and Egypt and threatening others, secular-leaning protesters have 
called for democracy and generally avoided violence - at odds with al-Qaeda's 
creed, aimed at instilling rigid Islamist rule.

The New York Times


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