The Military Wing of the Greater Syrian Army has not been linked to any attacks since March of 2005. It is presumed to be inactive.

Muttahida Qami Movement (MQM) -- Competing Faction

As a result of a harsh government crackdown to curb violence in Karachi and the MQM-A's political alliance with President Pervez Musharraf's coalition government, MQM-H is slowly becoming politically marginalized. However, MQM-H members are suspected of continuing to conduct attacks against MQM-A supporters and government security forces although their participation can not be confirmed. MQM-H will most likely continue to engage in small attacks specifically targeting MQM-A as long as the organization exists and can be considered a moderate security threat in Karachi and the surrounding Sindh province of Pakistan.

Mohammed's Army is an Islamist extremist group based in Yemen that claimed credit for two bombings in the fall of 2000.  The lack of information regarding their founding principles and leadership supports the notion that the group has few members.  Initial reports on their existence surfaced after they claimed responsibility for the October 12, 2000 bombing of the U.S.S. Cole in Yemen.  However, investigations into the bombing did not reveal any connections with Mohammed's Army, prompting intelligence officials to dismiss the claim as one from several groups seeking credit for the attack.  <P><br /><br />The next attack claimed by Mohammed's Army occurred one day after the U.S.S. Cole incident --when a bomb was apparently thrown onto the grounds of the British embassy in the Yemeni capital of Sana'a.  While there were no injuries, and the explosive used was not powerful, it caused significantly more property damage due to igniting a diesel-powered generator near the embassy.  The attack coincided with weeks of increased conflict in Jerusalem and Palestinian territories, as well as widespread anti-Western demonstrations in Muslim countries.  Mohammed's Army cited the attack as a response to Western support for Israel and occupation of Muslim countries.    <br />