Nabeel Khoury

Northwestern University

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Visiting Associate Professor in the Middle East and North African Studies Program at Northwestern University, former Deputy Chief of Mission in Yemen (2004-2007)

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Since the attempted underwear bombing of 2009, al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has not been accused of trying to attack the United States.

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Since the attempted underwear bombing of 2009, al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has not been accused of trying to attack the United States.

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