The government on 6 December named 26 men - 23 Saudi Arabians, two Moroccans and a Yemeni - that it wants in connection with terrorist activities in the kingdom. Photos of the men were aired on national television and printed on the front pages of newspapers. The government also set up a telephone hotline for information from the public, and has offered rewards of SR 1 million ($266,667) for information leading to the arrest of each man, SR 5 million ($1.3 million) for the arrest of the group, and SR 7 million ($1.9 million) for information that prevents a terrorist attack. The kingdom has been carrying out a very public campaign against domestic militants, which has seen the Interior Ministry periodically announce arrests and weapons seizures.