Recent intelligence reports reveal that Hamza bin Laden, the son of Osama bin Laden, is alive and has assumed leadership of Al-Qaeda, contrary to previous claims of his death in a 2019 US airstrike. The reports, sourced from The Mirror, indicate that Hamza, along with his brother Abdullah, is actively involved in Al-Qaeda's resurgence, with support from senior Taliban leaders. These leaders provide protection and maintain regular contact with him, emphasizing the strong ties between Al-Qaeda and the Taliban. Under Hamza's command, Al-Qaeda has established multiple training camps in Afghanistan and is preparing for future attacks on Western targets. The resurgence of Al-Qaeda, along with collaborations with ISIS, raises concerns about potential large-scale terror attacks reminiscent of 9/11. This development underscores the strategic and symbolic significance of Hamza continuing his father's legacy and the escalating threat posed by terrorist groups in Afghanistan.