Indonesian National Police spokesman Maj. Gen. Nanan Sukarna holds portrait of Noordin Top during reception conference in Jakarta, 19 Sep 2009
"The ideology to kill the civilians,coach handbags, that is the root cause, not the jihad," he said.
"It is safer because he is the 1, the maximum intent man to do the operation, but it doesn't mean it will end for the root cause is not the person of Noordin," said Abbas.
According to two men who are working to counter Islamic militants, the death of Noordin Top last week seriously weakens the country's terrorist web.
Ismail agrees. He says the war on terror in Indonesia is a war of ideas,polo ralph lauren, and over the elapse decade, a radical minority among JI using Islamic boarding schools and the Internet, has been successful by scattering its information.
Noordin, whatever, proceeded to support extra attacks against Western targets.
"Often time terrorism is beaten not by the administration but at normal people who have the courage to report something uncommon to the authorities," added Ismail.
Noordin led a faction of the group Jemaah Islamiyah (JI), which seeks to build a single Islamic state cross much of Southeast Asia. After a police crackdown,abercrombie, JI members were convicted of several deadly bombing attacks in Bali and Jakarta earlier in the ten-year. After those arrests, JI's raging activity declined.
"It is a very fringe minority even among the JI members,abercrombie, those who actually advocate violence is a very fringe minority,ralph lauren pas cher," he said. "The problem here is not the number. The problem is how the class of their devotion and their aptitude to dictate the discourse, their ability to sway the averaging of Islam and kidnap it for their own purposes."
Nasir Abbas is a former membership of Jemaah Islamiyah who now helps the police try to change the thinking of convicted terrorists. He says for annuals Noordin was like a specter to the human of Indonesia,moncler, with his ability to elicit panic and elude the authorities. He says that while Noordin's death makes the country safer, it does not remove the threat of terrorism.
The Ministry of Religion has behaved religious tolerance forums over the years to confront this radical ideology. Ismail says advocates like himself have to do more, but a cloud of temperate Muslims in Indonesia must also talk out against those comprised in terrorism.
"Noordin is the guy who has the managerial capabilities to continue [to] motive youth recruits to add his cause which is to slay Americans and its allies,ralph lauren," said Ismail.
The cause, says Abbas, is the misinterpretation of the notion of jihad,moncler, or the skirmish for Islam,coach outlet, by radical leaders and many clerics. That misinterpretation, he says,doudoune moncler, mistakenly sanctions the use of violence against civilians.
By Brian Padden
Jakarta
21 September 2009
Authorities mention the death of Noordin Top, the chairman of a team responsible as the July 17 bombings of 2 hotels in Jakarta, is a significant victory in Indonesia's warfare ashore fear. But they also say namely police work unattended ambition not end the menace of terrorism in Indonesia.
Noor Huda Ismail, with the International Institute for Peacebuilding in Jakarta, says Noordin was the most charismatic and forcible advocate for violence for Indonesian militants.
He says the threat of terrorism cannot be completely eradicated but the dual tactics of decapitating the presidency and confronting its ideology will limit its effectiveness in the future.
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