Yemeni cleric: Uprisings 'open door for al-Qaida'

A radical Yemeni cleric says upheavals gripping the Arab world are an opportunity for al-Qaida fighters to see more Mideast regimes crumble, including in Libya.

Yemeni cleric: Uprisings 'open door for al-Qaida'
Thu, 31 Mar, 2011 - 14:13

A radical Yemeni cleric says upheavals gripping the Arab world are an opportunity for al-Qaida fighters to see more Mideast regimes crumble, including in Libya.

US-born Anwar al-Awlaki says the turmoil ā€œopens the door for mujahedeen from all over the worldā€ and claims it shows America has lost its allies in the region.

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