Al-Nusra Media Battalion, a jihadist media group, distributed a guide for prospective suicide bombers on jihadist forums on December 17, 2008. 

Al-Nusra Media Battalion, a jihadist media group, as part of its “Encyclopedia of Weapons and Explosives” series, distributed a slide show presentation demonstrating how to build a car bomb and buried explosive charges. 

Al-Nusra Media Battalion, a jihadist media group, compiled into a single file a collection of explosives manuals totaling over 1,000-pages, and posted the file on jihadist forums on November 24, 2008.

Shehade Jawhar (AKA Abu Omar al-Maqdisi), a commander in the Sunni jihadist group, Jund al-Sham, was killed on July 20, 2008 during fighting with the Fatah Movement in Ein al-Hilwah, Southern Lebanon.

Al-Nusra Media Productions, an arm of the Al-Nusra Jihadi Network, recently issued an 11:53 minute video to jihadist forums titled, “Fatah Al-Islam: Without the Mask”, which contains footage of the Mujahideen of Fatah Al-Islam preparing weapons and meeting with the group’s leader, Shaker Al-Absi.

Al-Muhajir Al-Islami, the manager of the al-Nusra Network, a jihadist forum community, and a member of the media department of Fatah al-Islam, was announced as a “martyr” by the Global Islamic Media Front (GIMF) in a statement issued to jihadist forums today, Monday, August 27, 2007.

Abu Hureira AKA Shehab Qaddoura, the second in command of Fatah al-Islam who was announced dead by the group and Lebanese officials in early-August 2007, is eulogized in a statement issued to jihadist forums today, Monday, August 27, 2007, by the Global Islamic Media Front (GIMF).

Al-Nusra Network, a password-protected jihadist forum affiliated with militant groups in Lebanon, opened a dialogue between its members and the Emir of Jund al-Sham in Lebanon, Sheikh Abu Ramez, asking in early-March 2007 for questions to be asked of the emir.

The al-Nusra Network, a password-protected jihadist forum linked to the Global Islamic Media Front and affiliated with jihadist groups in Lebanon, recently issued a statement denying a report in the Lebanese al-Safir newspaper that it had announced the establishment of an organization with the name of “al-Qaeda in Lebanon”. 

Responding to queries from members of the jihadist Internet community about Fatah al-Islam, a jihadist group present in Lebanon, the password-protected al-Nusra Network provided several of the group’s previously issued statements in a posting made to its forum yesterday, Tuesday, April 25, 2007.

A collection of manuals instructing in explosives, part of a five-issue series from “Al-Battar Camp in the Land of Two Rivers [Mesopotamia/Iraq”, was published to the password-protected jihadist forum, al-Nusra. 

A collection of manuals instructing in explosives, part of a five-issue series from “Al-Battar Camp in the Land of Two Rivers [Mesopotamia/Iraq]”, was published to the password-protected jihadist forum, al-Nusra. 

The Global Islamic Media Front (GIMF) previews its upcoming issue of its electronic periodic magazine, Echo of Jihad [Sada al-Jihad], and notes “favorable indications” in a statement issued to jihadist forums today, Wednesday, April 18, 2007.

A collection of 170 websites and forums which contain information about guns, ammunition, and explosives, and manufacture of these materials and distribution, was posted by a member of the al-Nusra, a password-protected forum affiliated with Asbat al-Ansar in southern Lebanon.

An announcement from the Media Department of the al-Nusra Network, a password-protected jihadist forum affiliated with Asbat al-Ansar in southern Lebanon, was issued today, Wednesday, August 30, 2006, and distributed to other forums, such as al-Ekhlaas, warning the Mujahideen in Syria and Lebanon of Syria’s purported intention to send Sunni youth to training camps in the Bekaa Valley to “ruin” the situation in Lebanon. 

The password-protected al-Nusra forum, a unit within the jihadist Internet community and dedicated to the mujahideen of Asbat al-Ansar, had recently began an online Q&A session for members with an alleged explosives expert. 

Abu Maysara al-Filistini (the Palestinian), a well-known member amongst jihadist forums including password-protected jihadist sites, al-Ekhlaas and al-Nusra (where he asked questions recently of a weapons expert on how to construct explosives and where to obtain the components), and a moderator of the al-Odaw forum, was reported by a member of his forum to being arrested by Israeli forces at his home in the West Bank yesterday, May 30, 2006. 

The password-protected al-Nusra forum, a unit within the jihadist Internet community and dedicated to the mujahideen of Asbat al-Ansar, had recently began an online Q&A session for members with an alleged explosives expert.

The password-protected al-Nusra forum, a unit within the jihadist Internet community and dedicated to the mujahideen of Asbat al-Ansar, has recently initiated within its military section an online questions and answers session for members with an alleged explosives expert.