Until just a few days ago, Khorasan, a terrorist group, was virtually unknown to most Americans. It was created by seasoned al Qaeda members in Pakistan, Yemen and Afghanistan who traveled to Syria. While “Khorasan” may be an ancient term for an Islamic empire, this group, unlike ISIS, isn’t primarily interested in grabbing territory and establishing a so-called “caliphate” in the Middle East. Instead, it wants to pull off another 9/11-type attack on the U.S. and Europe.
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