In Arab world, Zarqawi tactics bred disgust
Killing of Muslims fed rifts, many say
AMMAN, Jordan -- Abu Musab al-Zarqawi's unyielding, lethal anti-Americanism initially won him accolades across the Arab world. But his terror campaign ultimately killed far more Islamic civilians than Americans, turning the wave of early support into a tide of revulsion among many Arab Muslims. (Full article: 1019 words)
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