What did a Western intelligence service seize from Kamel Daoudi, an al Qaeda computer engineer, during his arrest?
A) a codebook to decrypt e-mails and telephone conversations
B) a pile of hard copies of Google maps used by al Qaeda
C) a codebook for making bombs and bulletproof vests sent as ebooks
D) a list of the names foreign officials targeted by al Qaeda

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The question mentions that Kamel Daoudi is an al Qaeda computer engineer, which suggests that his role involves working with digital technology. The most valuable item that a Western intelligence service might seize from such a person would, therefore, be a codebook to decrypt e-mails and telephone conversations. This would allow them to monitor al Qaeda communications and potentially prevent terrorist attacks. The other options listed do not seem as likely to be high-priority targets for intelligence services.

What Did a Western Intelligence Service Seize from Kamel Daoudi