ArabicNews.com has learned from sources in Cairo that British government is about to detain Abu Hamza al-Masri on charges of propaganda and promoting terrorism following his appearance on a television program brodacast by Qatar's al-Jazira news channel and his confirmation that he will continue kidnapping and slaying foreigners coming to the Arab area.The sources denied that the British government may deliver al-Masri to Sanaa.
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