- Crown Prince Abdullah
- Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia
- Dr. Abdullah Abdullah
- Foreign Minister of the Northern Alliance (United Front) of Afghanistan
- Mohammad Abulhasan
- Ambassidor from Kuwait to the United Nations
- Qari Ahmadullah
- Head of intelligence for the Taliban government of Afghanistan
- Saif al Adel
- An al Qaeda member suspected of training the killers of 18 US troops in Somalia in 1993, according to intelligence received by British PM Tony Blair; added to the FBI Most Wanted List on 10/9/01.
- Hafez al-Assad
- President of Syria
- Jamal Ahmed al-Fadl
- Al Qaeda defector who testified in the trial of four men convicted in the 8/7/98 bombings of the US embassies in Nairobi, Kenya and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
- Prince Saud al-Faisal
- Foreign Minister of Saudi Arabia
- King Abdallah (II) ibn al-Hussein al-Hashimi
- [King Abdallah II] King of Jordan (Hashemite Jordanian Kingdom) since Feb. 7, 1999
- Adel al-Jubeir
- Foreign Policy Advisor to the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia
- Abdel Karim al-Nasser
- One of two suspects (the other is Ibrahim al-Yacoub)
in the 1996 bombing of Khobar Towers in Saudi Arabia;
both men were added to the FBI Most Wanted List on 10/9/01
- Rashed Daoud al-Owhali
- One of four men convicted 5/29/01 in the 8/7/98 bombings of the US embassies in Nairobi, Kenya and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania; sentenced by US court to life in prison; originally from Saudi Arabia.
- Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah
- Foreign Minister and acting Prime Minister of Kuwait
- Prince Nayif bin Abd al-Aziz al-Saud
- (Prince Naif) Interior Minister of Saudi Arabia; revealed details about structure and personnel of al Qaeda
- Ibrahim al-Yacoub
- One of two suspects (the other is Abdel Karim al-Nasser)
in the 1996 bombing of Khobar Towers in Saudi Arabia;
both men were added to the FBI Most Wanted List on 10/9/01
- Ayman al-Zawahiri
- Close associate of Osama bin Laden,
frequently seen in videos released by bin Laden; English
translator for bin Laden; expert at planning terrorism; a medical
doctor, formerly worked as a surgeon; founded the al Jihad
organization in Egypt in 1973; convicted in Egypt of the 1981
assassination of President Anwar Sadat, for which he spent 3 years
in prison; met Osama bin Laden in 1987; indicted by US for the
8/7/98 bombings of the US embassies in Nairobi, Kenya and Dar es
Salaam, Tanzania; alleged co-organizer of the 9/11/01 attacks on
the World Trade Center and the Pentagon; FBI has offered a $5
million reward
- Sen. George Allen
- Member of Senate Foreign Relations Committee (R-Virginia)
- Joe Allbaugh
- Director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
- Haron Amin
- Spokesperson in US for the Northern Alliance / United Front of Afghanistan
- Gen. Kofi Anann
- Secretary General of the United Nations (56th Session of the United Nations General Assembly)
- Yasser Arafat
- President of the Palestinian Authority
- Gloria Macapagal Arroyo
- President of the Philippines
- Gen. Mohammed Aslam
- Director-General of the Health Ministry of Pakistan
- John Ashcroft
- U.S. Attorney General; former Governor, Senator and state Attorney General from Missouri
- Mohamed Atta
- Alleged leader of the 9/11/01
hijackers; met with Iraq intelligence in Prague, Czech
Republic; entered U.S. with a student visa, received
flight training in Florida; researched cropdusting methods,
boarded American Airlines Flight 11 (Boeing 767) from Boston to
Los Angeles on 9/11; the plane was the first to collide with
the World Trade Center, crashing into into Tower 1 (North Tower)
at 8:45 AM
- Mohammad Atef
- Close associate of Osama bin Laden,
frequently seen in videos released by bin Laden. Egyptian citizen
born circa 1944. Former Egyptian police officer. In 1979 moved
with bin Laden to Afghanistan to co-organize the Mujihadeen
resistance against the Soviet invasion; co-founder of, and
formerly a recruiter and trainer for, the al Qaeda terrorist
organization, and soon afterward promoted to military commander of
al Qaeda. Indicted by US in the bombing of the 8/7/98 bombings of
the US embassies in Nairobi, Kenya and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
Suspected of involvement in the 10/93 killing of 18 US soldiers in
Mogadishu, Somalia. 1/2001 marriage of Atef's daughter and bin
Laden's son marked bin Laden naming Atef as his successor as
leader of al Qaeda; suspected co-planner of the 9/11/01 attacks on
the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. FBI offered $5 million
reward. Reward increased to $25 million. Killed in US air strike
11/14/01.
- Tariq Aziz
- Deputy Prime Minister of Iraq
- Jose Maria Aznar
- Prime Minister of Spain
- Adnan bin Khalil Basha
- Secretary-General of the International Islamic Relief Committee (IIRC), which has been accused funding terrorism
- Bill Beecher
- Spokeperson for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)
- Binyamin Ben-Eliezer
- Foreign Minister of Israel
- Silvio Berlusconi
- Prime Minister of Italy since June 2001
- Senator Joseph Biden
- Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee (D-Delaware)
- Ramzi Binalshibh
- FBI fugitive reported to be a member of
the al Qaeda group which attacked the US 9/11/01. Alleged that he
intended to be one of the hijackers of Flight 93, which crashed
in Pennsynvania. He had been prevented from entering the US due
to failure to indicate a valid reason for requesting the visa.
Formerly a roommate of 9/11 hijacker Mohammed Atta in Hamburg,
Germany.
- Osama bin Laden
- Saudi Arabian exile who assisted the
Mujihadeen in their resistance to the 1979 Soviet invasion.
Organizer of the al Qaida international terrorist organization.
Suspect in the 2/26/93 bombing of the World Trade Center.
Suspect in the 8/7/98 bombings of the US embassies in Nairobi,
Kenya and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. In 1999 added to FBI Most
Wanted list. Suspect in the 10/12/2000 bombing of the US ship
Cole. Suspect in the 9/11/01 attacks on the Pentagon and the
World Trade Center. US Justice Department 1999 offer of a $5
million reward has been increased to $25 million.
- Tony Blair
- Prime Minister of Great Britain since May 1997
- David Blunkett
- Home Secretary of Great Britain
- Lakhdar Brahmini
- UN envoy sent to Afghanistan 11/01 to work on formation of a new government
- Adm. Sir Michael Boyce
- Chief of Defence Staff of the British Defence Ministry
- Sen. Sam Brownback
- Member of Senate Foreign Relations Committee (R-Kansas)
- William Burns
- Assistant Secretary of State, 11/01 he and USMC Gen. Anthony Zinni (Ret.) were appointed U.S. mediator to assist resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
- Jeb Bush
- Governor of Florida (R)
- George Walker Bush
- President of the United States since Jan. 20, 2001; former Governor of Texas
- Richard Butler
- Member of the Council on Foreign Relations;
1992-1997 Ambassidor from Australia to the United Nations; in 1994
elected President of the Economic and Social Council of the United
Nations; in 1995 elected Chairman of the Canberra Commission on
the Elimination of Nuclear Weapons; 1996 lobbied in UN for
approval of comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty; on 7/1/97
appointed United Nations Chief Weapons Inspector, i.e., chairman
of the UN Special Commission (UNSCOM) to oversee the disarmament
of Iraq which followed the Persian Gulf War of 1990-1991; the
leading expert on the Iraqi programs to develop nuclear, chemical
and biological weapons.
- Gro Harlem Brundtland
- Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO)
- James Cayne
- President of the National Air Transportation Association
- Sen. Lincoln Chafee
- Member of Senate Foreign Relations Committee (R-RI)
- Wendy Chamberlin
- US Ambassidor to Pakistan
- Rep. Saxby Chambliss
- Chairman of the House Subcommittee on Terrorism and Homeland Security (R-GA)
- Richard B. Cheney
- (Dick Cheney) Vice President of the United States; was Secretary of Defense during 1989-1993
- Jacques Chirac
- President of France since May 1995
- Michael Chertoff
- Assistant Attorney General of the US
- Jean Chretiel
- Prime Minister of Canada since Nov. 1993
- Victoria Clarke
- Assistant Secretary of Defense of the US
- William Cohen
- Former US Secretary of Defense; issued a warning on 10/4/00 of the need to create a new "homeland defense" program to focus on terrorism
- Neal Cohen
- Health Commissioner of New York City as of 9/11/01
- Santiago Creel
- Interior Minister of Mexico
- General William Crouch (Ret.)
- Member of the USS Cole Commission
- Randy Daniels
- New York Secretary of State
- Tom Daschle
- Senate Majority Leader (D-SD), received an envelope containing anthrax bacteria in the mail on 10/15/01
- Gray Davis
- Governor of California
- Zoran Djindjic
- Prime Minister of Serbia
- Sen. Chris Dodd
- Member of Senate Foreign Relations Committee (D-CT)
- Rep. Tom Delay
- House Majority Whip
- Sen. Dick Durbin
- Assistant Majority Floor Leader; member of the Senate Appropriations Committee (D-IL)
- Bulent Ecevit
- Prime Minister of Turkey
- Wadih El-Hage
- One of four men convicted 5/29/01 in the 8/7/98 bombings of the US embassies in Nairobi, Kenya and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania; sentenced by US court to life in prison; originally from Arlington, Texas, US.
- King Fahd
- Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques of Saudi Arabia
- Ayatollah Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah
- Grand Ayatollah of Iran
- Gen. Mohammed Fahim
- First Minister of the Northern Alliance (United Front) of Afghanistan
- Nabil Fahmy
- Ambassidor from Egypt to the US
- Ravan Farhadi
- Ambassidor to the United Nations from the Northern Alliance / United Front of Afghanistan
- Afmad Fawzi
- Spokesman for Lakhdar Brahmini, UN envoy sent to Afghanistan 11/01 to assist formation of a post-Taliban government
- Sen. Russ Feingold
- Member of Senate Foreign Relations Committee; the only member of the Senate who voted against the "anti-terrorism" bill on 10/25/01 (the bill passed 98 to 1) (D-WI)
- Sen. Dianne Feinstein
- Member of the Senate Select Intelligence Committee; chairwoman of the Senate Terrorism Subcommittee (D)
- Joschka Fischer
- Foreign Minister of Germany
- Gen. Tommy R. Franks
- Commander of the United States Central Command
- Sen. Bill Frist
- Member of the Senate Public Health Committee; heart surgeon; the only member of the Senate who is a doctor of medicine (R-Tennessee)
- Col. Muammar Gaddafi
- President of Libya
- Ahmed Khfaklan Ghailani
- One of two al Qaeda members (the other is Sheikh Ahmed Salim Swedan)
suspected of buying one of the trucks used in the 8/7/98 bombings of the US embassies in Nairobi, Kenya and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania; both men were added to the FBI Most Wanted List on 10/9/01
- Jim Gilmore
- Governor of Virginia; Chairman of the US Advisory Panel on Terrorism
- Rudolph Giuliani
- (Rudy Giuliani) Mayor of New York City until 1/1/02
- Sen. Bob Graham
- Chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee
- Alan Greenspan
- Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board of the US
- Abdul Haq
- A Pashtun resident of Afghanistan who was considered a
hero by the Mujihadeen resistance against Soviet occupation; reentered
Afghanistan October 2001 to organize resistance against the
Taliban militia; arrested and executed by the Taliban government
on 10/26/01
- Ayman Halaway
- Alleged bomb maker and recruiter of suicide
bombers for the Hamas organization; accused by the Israeli
government of involvement in the 6/01 bombing of a disco in Tel
Aviv in which 21 people, mostly teenagers, were killed; afterward,
Halaway was killed when his car exploded in Nablus, which Hamas
asserts was an act by the Israeli government
- Rafik Hariri
- Prime Minister of Lebanon
- Rep. Jane Harman
- Ranking member of the House Homeland Secirity Committee; member of the Select Intelligence Committee (D)
- Dennis Hastert
- Speaker of the House of Representatives since 1999 (R-IL)
- Lt. Gen. Magdi Hatata
- Armed Forced Chief of Staff of Egypt prior to 10/30/01
- Lt. Gen Michael V. Hayden
- Director of the National Security Agency
- Bernadine Healy
- President of the American Red Cross as of 9/11
- Geoffrey Hoon
- (Geoff Hoon) Defense Secretary of Great Britain
- John Howard
- Prime Minister of Australia
- Hu Jintao
- Vice President of China
- Saddam Hussein
- President of Iraq
- Rep. Henry Hyde
- Chairman of the House International Relations Committee (AKA the House Foreign Relations Committee); former Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee (R-IL)
- Adam Ingram
- Armed Forces Minister of Great Britain
- Qatradullah Jamal
- Information Minister for the Taliban government
- Jiang Zemin
- President of China
- Islam Karimov
- President of Uzbekistan
- Kenton Keith
- US Director of the International Coaliiton Service
- Bernard Kerik
- Police Commissioner of New York City
- Gen. William F. Kernan
- Commander of the U.S. Joint Forces Command
- Sen. John Kerry
- Member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee (D-MA); chaired Senate hearings on terrorism in 10/01
- Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
- Supreme Leader of Iran
- Mohammed Khatami
- President of Iran
- Junichiro Koizumi
- Prime Minister of Japan since April 2001
- Dr. Jeffrey Koplan
- Director of the Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
- Jan Kubis
- Secretary General of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE)
- Sen. Jon Kyl
- Member of the Senate Select Intelligence Committee (R-AZ)
- Emile Lahoud
- President of Lebanon
- Mavis Leno
- Spokesperson for HelpAfghanWomen.com
- Sen.Carl Levin
- Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, member of the Select Intelligence Committee
- Sen. Joseph Lieberman
- US Senator from Connecticut; Chairman of the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee; member of the Senate Armed Services Committee
- Sen. Trent Lott
- Senate Minority Leader (R-MS)
- Sen. Dick Lugar
- Member of Senate Foreign Relations Committee (R-Indiana)
- Ahmed Maher
- Foreign Minister of Egypt
- Amhed Shah Masood
- Military commander of the Mujihadeen
rebels fighting the Soviet troops who invaded Afghanistan
12/26/79. 1992 After the Soviet installed leader Mohammed
Najibullah leader resigned, Masood co-governed Afghanistan with
Prime Minister Burhanuddin Rabbani. Ethnic civil war in 1992
between soldiers of the Masood and Rabbani team, both Tajiks, and
soldiers of the "warlord" Gilbuddin Hektatyar, a
Pashtun. 6/1996 The two warring factions ended hostilities
due to the danger of their common enemy, the Taliban. Masood
remained in Kabul after Hekmatyar won control of the country.
Masood abondoned the city of Kabul as the Taliban conquered Kabul
9/27/96 and seized the government. Became the Defense
Minister of the outlawed and anti-Taliban United Front /
Northern Alliance. Assassinated 9/9/01 by an al Qaeda suicide
bomber.
- Sen. John McCain
- Member of the Senate Armed Services Committee (R-Arizona)
- Sen. Mitch McConnell
- Member of the Senate Technology and Terrorism Committee (R)
- Steve McCraw
- FBI agent appointed to head the Justice Department's Foreign Terrorist Tracking Task Force when the new committee was created 10/31/01
- Dr. Pat Meehan
- Director of the Environmental Hazards Division of the Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
- Norman Mineta
- US Secretary of Transportation
- Khalfan Khamis Mohamed
- One of four men convicted 5/29/01 in the 8/7/98 bombings of the US embassies in Nairobi, Kenya and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania; sentenced by US court to life in prison; originally from Tanzania.
- Mahathir Mohamad
- Prime Minister of Malaysian
- Zacarias Moussaoui
- French-Algerian arrested in Minnesota 11/01 after FBI discovered that he was seeking flight training and then found information about chemicals and cropdusting on his computer.
- Hosni Mubarak
- President of Egypt
- Dr. Marwan Muashar
- Ambassidor from Jordan to the US
- Robert Mueller
- Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) since 9/4/01
- Imad Mugniyah
- (pronounced moonie-uh) Associated with the
Hizballah organization. Mentor who originally taught Osama bin
Laden about terrorist tactics. Suspect in the 10/23/83 bombing of
a US Marine barracks in Beirut, Lebanon. Suspect in the 11/20/84
bombing of the Aukar, Lebanon annex of the US embassy in Beirut.
Suspect in the 6/14/85 hijacking of TWA airliner from Athens to
Rome, during which the hijackers diverted the plane to Beirut,
and then murdered US Navy diver Robert Stethem. Suspect in the
1992 bombing of a Christian center in Argentina.
- Pervez Musharraf
- President of Pakistan
- Abdul Hai Mutamaen
- Public spokesman for the Taliban government of Afghanistan
- Wakil Ahmad Muttawakil
- Foreign Minister of the Taliban government of Afghanistan
- General Richard Myers
- (Dick Myers) Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; replaced Hugh Shelton 10/15/01
- Mohammed Najibullah
- Soviet-installed leader of Afghanistan.
He retained power after the Soviet troops left the country
2/15/89, continued to conduct war against the Mujihadeen.
Survived a failed coup attempt in 3/90. Held onto power
temporarily when the Soviet Union dissolved 1/92 and ceased to
send him aid. Resigned 4/28/92 as Kabul became the site of
ethnic civil war. Tajik troops led by President Burhanuddin
Rabbani and Mujihadeen military commander Amhed Shah Masood
fighting Pashtun troops led by warlord Gilbuddin Hektatyar.
Najibullah stayed in UN facility for political asylum. After the
Taliban seized Kabul 9/27/96, they forcibly removed him from the
UN facility and executed him by hanging in the street.
- Shiek Hassan Nasrallah
- Leader of Hizballah (or Hezballah), a terrorist organization in Lebanon
- Prince Nayef
- Interior Minister of Saudi Arabia
- John Negroponti
- United States Ambassador to the United Nations
- Sen. Bill Nelson
- Member of the Armed Forces Committee (D-FL)
- John Nolan
- Deputy Postmaster General of the US
- Rep. James Oberstar
- Ranking member of the House Transportation Committee; supporter of airport security screening by the federal government (D-Minnesota)
- Rep. David Obey
- Ranking member of the House Appropriations Committee (D-Wisconsin)
- Mohamed Sadeek Odeh
- One of four men convicted 5/29/01 in the 8/7/98 bombings of the US embassies in Nairobi, Kenya and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania; sentenced to by US court life in prison; originally from Jordan
- Mullah Mohammed Omar
- (Mohammad Omar Akhondzada) Supreme
Leader of the Taliban government and militia of Afghanistan;
formal title is Amirol Momenin (Commander of the Faithful); exiled
by Saudi Arabia
- Paul O'Neill
- US Secretary of the Treasury
- Gen. Peter Pace
- Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
- George Pataki
- Governor of New York State
- Chris Patten
- External Relations Commissioner of the European Union (EU)
- Shimon Peres
- Foreign Minister of Israel; former Prime Minister
- Alon Pinkas
- Israeli Consul General to the US
- John Potter
- Postmaster General of the US
- Colin Powell
- (Colin L. Powell) US Secretary of State
- Michael Powell
- Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
- Romano Prodi
- President of the European Union (EU)
- Vladimir V. Putin
- President of Russia since Dec. 1999
- Rashid Qureshi
- Press Secretary of Pakistan
- Burhanuddin Rabbani
- Became Prime Minister of Afghanistan
after the resignation of Soviet-installed leader Mohammed
Najibullah 4/28/92. Governed jointly with Mujihadeen military
commander Amhed Shah Masood until the Taliban conquered the
capital city of Kabul. The forces of Tajik leaders Rabbani and
Masood fought a civil war against the forces Pashtun rival
Gilbuddin Hekmatyar, until the two factions called a truce 6/96.
Only a few months after the truce, the Taliban took power
in Kabul 9/27/96. Returned to Kabul 11/17/01 to reclaim his
presidency after the Northern Alliance seized the city from
the Taliban.
- Yasser Abed Rabbo
- Information Minister of the Palestinian Authority.
- Hasan Abdel Rahman
- Official representative of the PLO to the United States
- Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman
- Terrorist "spiritual
leader" who formerly preached religion in New Jersey. Former
head of the Islamic Group terrorist organization in Egypt which
supports overthrow of Egyptian government. Received funding from
Osama bin Laden. Indicted and convicted in US in 1995 for
participation in the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center and
conspiracy to bomb the United Nations headquarters. Serving life
sentence in federal prison in Minnesota. Blind due to diabetes.
His release was demanded in 2001 by bin Laden.
- Sen. Harry Reid
- Senate Majority Whip (D-Nevada)
- Condoleezza Rice
- National Security Adviser to President George H. Bush
- Tom Ridge
- Governor of Pennsylvania; sworn in as the director of the Office of Homeland Security on 10/8/01
- George Robertson
- (Lord Robertson) Secretary-General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
- Mary Robinson
- Himan Rights Commissioner of the United Nations
- James Roche
- Secretary of the United States Air Force
- Renato Ruggiero
- Foreign Minister of Italy
- Donald H. Rumsfeld
- US Secretary of Defense; was also US Secretary of Defense during 1975-1977
- Naji Sabri
- Foreign Minister of Iraq
- Ali Abdullah Saleh
- President of Yemen
- Dr. David Satcher
- Surgeon General of the US
- Eduard Schevardnadze
- President of Georgia; in press briefing in Washington, DC 10/5/01 discussed Georgia's participation in the international coalition against terrorism
- Gerhard Schroeder
- Chancellor of Germany (Federal Republic of Germany) since Oct. 1998
- James Sensenbrenner
- Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee (R-Wisconsin)
- Mohammad Zaher Shah
- King of Afghanistan from Nov. 8, 1933 until overthrown July 17, 1973; now living in Italy
- Sohail Shaheen
- Deputy Ambassidor of Afghanistan to Pakistan
- Ayatollah Mahmoud Hashemi Shahroudi
- Judiciary Chief of Iran
- Natan Sharansky
- Deputy Prime Minister of Israel
- Ariel Sharon
- Prime Misister of Israel inaugurated 3/7/01
- Rep. Christopher Shays
- Chairman of the House National Security Committee (R-CT)
- Senator Richard Shelby
- Vice Chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee
- Gen. Hugh Shelton
- Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff as of 9/11/01; replaced by Gen. Richard Myers on 10/15/01
- Zalman Shoval
- Foreign Policy Advisor to the Prime Minister of Israel
- Larry Silverstein
- The major owner of the World Trade Center, in partnership with Westfield America Inc. He and his partners paid the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey $3.2 billion in 7/01 for a 99-year lease.
- Sen. Gordon Smith
- Member of Senate Foreign Relations Committee (R-Oregon)
- Javier Solana
- Security Chief and Foreign Policy Chief of the European Union (EU)
- Eliot Spitzer
- New York State Attorney General
- Jack Straw
- Foreign Secretary of Great Britain
- Nadine Strossen
- President of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
- Radm. John Stufflbeem
- Deputy Operations Director of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
- Prince Sultan
- Defense Minister of Saudi Arabia
- Sheikh Ahmed Salim Swedan
- One of two al Qaeda members (the
other is Ahmed Khfaklan Ghailani) suspected of buying one of the
trucks used in the 8/7/98 bombings of the US embassies in Nairobi,
Kenya and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania; both men were added
to the FBI Most Wanted List on 10/9/01
- Tang Jiaxuan
- Foreign Minister of China
- George Tenet
- Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) since 1997
- Tommy G. Thompson
- US Secretary of Health and Human Services; former Governor of Wisconsin
- Sen. Robert G. Torricelli
- Member of Senate Foreign Relations Committee (D-NJ)
- Francesc Vendrell
- UN advisor who arrived in Afghanistan 11/17/01 to assist the formation of a post-Taliban government
- Thomas Von Essen
- Fire Commissioner of New York City
- Dr. Ivan Walks
- Chief Health Officer of Washington, DC
- Mikhail Webhe
- Ambassidor from Syria to the United Nations
- Sen. Paul Wellstone
- Member of Senate Foreign Relations Committee (D-Minnesota)
- Anthony Williams
- (Tony Williams) Mayor of Washington, DC
- Hassan Wirajuda
- Foreign Minister of Indonesia
- Paul D. Wolfowitz
- Deputy Secretary of Defense
- James Woolsey
- (R. James Woolsey) Former Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (1993-1995, Clinton administration)
- Lt. Gen. Hamdi Wuhaiba
- Armed Forced Chief of Staff of Egypt (appointed 10/30/01)
- Abdul Rahman Yasin
- US citizen born in Indiana; terrorism suspect on FBI Most Wanted list
- Rep. Don Young
- Chairman of the House Transportation Committee (R-Alaska)
- Ramzi Yousef
- Associate of Osama bin Laden; convicted of being the "mastermind" behind the 2/26/93 bombing of the World Trade Center
- Abdul Salam Zaeef
- Ambassidor from the Taliban government of Afghanistan to Pakistan
- Rehavam Zeevi
- Tourism Minister of Israel who was
assassinated 10/17/01; the Popular Front for the Liberation of
Palestine (PFLP) claimed responsibility, saying the act was in
retaliation for the killing of Palestinian leader Abu Ali Mustafa
by an Israeli missile in 8/01.
- James Ziglar
- Commissioner of the US Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS)
- Gen. Anthony Zinni
- Retired US Marine Corps General; 11/01 he and William Burns were appointed U.S. mediators to assist resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
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