| Importance | High |
 | Location | Indonesia |
 | Capturing Authority | Pakistan |
| Date of Capture | September 2003 |
| Location of Capture | Pakistan |
| Affiliation | Al-Ghuraba1 |
| Role | Commander1 |
| Supervisor | Hambali |
| Affiliation | Jemaah Islamiya1 |
| Affiliation | Al-Qaeda |
| Nationality | Indonesian1 |
| Alias(es) | Abd Al-Hadi1, Abdul Hadi1, Abdul Karim1, Bukhori1, Bukhory1 |
| Date of Birth | July 6, 19771 |
| Place of Birth | Cianjur, West Java, Indonesia1 |
| Gender | Male |
| Charging authority | Indonesia |
| In connection with | Jakarta Marriott bombing |
| Case status | Convicted |
| Sentence | Four years imprisonment1 |
| Case resolved | October 2004 |
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| Reliable | Hambali's younger brother, Gunawan was put in charge of Al-Ghuraba, a Pakistan-based JI cell charged with training a new generation of JI operatives. He was captured in Pakistan and deported to Indonesia, where he was convicted of financing the Jakarta Marriott bombing.
Gunawan also served as an al-Qaeda facilitator in Karachi and coordinated contacts between the cell and the Taliban. He served as an e-mail conduit between Hambali and a senior al-Qaeda figure.
The U.S. government froze his assets on April 13, 2006.1 |
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| 1 U.S. Treasury Department press release JS-4179, April 13, 2006. |
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