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Fawaz Zi Ajjur, 39, was arrested in Zamboanga City a week ago after he was identified as one of six Arab men who provided training to the Abu Sayyaf in Basilan.


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Kasalukuyang pinipiga para makakuha ng impormasyon mula sa nadakip na suspek na si Fawas Zi Ajjur alyas Ajoor na walang maipakitang entry visa matapos na dumating sa bansa sakay ng South Phoenix Airways (Flight SP 807) mula sa Sandakan, Malaysia, ayon kay Immigration Commissioner Alipio Fernandez Jr.


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Palestinian’s arrest disrupts terrorists

By Jaime Laude | April 3, 2005 - 12:00am

The arrest of a suspected al-Qaeda-linked Palestinian terrorist has driven his cohorts in the country into hiding as authorities continued to question him. Fawaz Zi Ajjur, 39, was arrested in Zamboanga City a week...

Headlines

Palestinian terror suspect falls

By Mike Frialde | April 1, 2005 - 12:00am

Immigration officials announced yesterday the arrest of a Palestinian suspected of having links with the al-Qaeda international terror network. Fawaz Zi Ajjur, 39, also known as Ajoor, was detained on March 26 after...

Headlines

Palestinian terrorist arestado

April 1, 2005 - 12:00am

May posibilidad na malaking kawalan sa hanay ng terorista ang pagkakadakip ng mga tauhan ng Bureau of Immigration sa isang Palestino na pinaniniwalaang kabilang sa top operative ng al-Qaeda noong Sabado de Gloria,...

Probinsiya