Although al-Fatah-Uprising has remained committed to armed struggle against Israel, it is a minor Palestinian faction with little impact on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.  Notably, during the al-Aqsa Intifada, the faction, and particularly its office in Jordan, cooperated closely with Hezbollah to recruit Palestinians in the West Bank and Israeli Arabs.

The al-Fath al-Mubin Troops, or Clear Victory Troops, is an Islamic terrorist group conducting attacks against Israeli targets "occupying" Palestine. Its armed wing, Mus'ab Bin Umayr, is named after one of the Prophet Mohammed's companions. <p> <br />The group first emerged in May 2006 when its members claimed responsibility for a rocket attack near the city of Ashqelon. A video and leaflets released after the attack stated that the group was independent of other Palestinian militant groups and pledged to attack "Zionist targets and their agents and collaborators in Palestine."  However, the leaflets released were similar to leaflets often distributed by the Palestinian nationalist militant group, the al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, and it has been suggested that the group is a splinter of al-Fatah.

In July 2006, the al-Fath al-Mubin Troops issued a statement threatening to attack U.S. targets in Palestine if the Israeli "aggression" in Lebanon persisted. The group is expected to remain active and contribute to anti-Israeli and, potentially, anti-U.S. violence in the region.

Community of the Impoverished, Jamaat al-Fuqra, Muslims of the Americas, Quranic Open University

<a href="terrorist_organizations_by_country.asp?id=CA">Canada</a>, <a href="terrorist_organizations_by_country.asp?id=PK">Pakistan</a>, <a href="terrorist_organizations_by_country.asp?id=US">United States</a>

Fraud, money laundering, and fundraising (possibly through Islamic charities)

Since 2000, some al-Fuqra members have been arrested on weapons charges, but no further bombings or assassinations have been attributed to the group. Some reports alleged that "Washington sniper" John Allen Muhammad was a member, but evidence has never surfaced confirming that allegation. Al-Fuqra maintains several compounds throughout the United States, continuing to embody seclusion and secrecy, but violence linked to the group has waned. Two front organizations, Muslims of the Americas, and the Quranic Open University, have been attributed to al-Fuqra.    <P><br />Al-Fuqra has faced increased scrutiny following the terrorist attacks on 9/11. The group has been linked to terrorist groups operating in Pakistan and Kashmir, while Sheikh Jilani is currently under investigation for possible ties to al-Qaeda. Regardless of suspected ties however, al-Fuqra's history of violent attacks, reputation for secrecy, and continued weapons training, all allude to their capability for conducting terrorist attacks in the future. <br />