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Egyptian 'may be new al-Qa'ida boss' - Middle East, World - The Independent

Egyptian 'may be new al-Qa'ida boss' - Middle East, World - The Independent: "Analysts and media reports yesterday suggested that al-Qa'ida may have appointed an Egyptian militant as temporary leader after the death of Osama bin Laden.

In a news flash, the Arab satellite channel al Jazeera said Saif al-Adel was named interim leader and Mustafa al-Yemeni, whose surname suggests he is from Yemen, would direct operations.

The channel is seen as having good contacts with militants and was the main conduit for Bin"

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