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October 22, 2014: Oueslatia, a town of 10,000 in central Tunisia, has three mosques, including the Grand Mosque, which the Salafist imam used to recruit young people for jihad. We spoke with three of the five families in the town of Oueslatia, in central Tunisia, whose young men had left for Libya to wage jihad, following the death in Benghazi on Saturday, October 18, of Bilal Kaadi, a 23-year-old Tunisian.© Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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October 22, 2014: Photo of Bilal Kaadi, who died on Saturday, October 18, in a car bomb attack while attempting to return to Tunisia after fighting alongside jihadists. A meeting with three of the five families of young people who left for Libya to wage jihad in the town of Oueslatia in central Tunisia, following the death in Benghazi on Saturday, October 18, of Bilal Kaadi, a 23-year-old Tunisian.October 22, 2014: Bilal Kaadi’s father and mother show us the two diplomas—his high school diploma and his college degree—belonging to their son, who died in Benghazi. A meeting with three of the five families of young men who had gone to Libya to wage jihad, held in the town of Oueslatia in central Tunisia following the death in Benghazi on Saturday, October 18, of Bilal Kaadi, a 23-year-old Tunisian.22 octobre 2014 : la mère de Bilal pleure la mort de son fils embrigadé au jihad en Libye par le cheikh de la ville. Rencontre avec 3 des 5 familles de jeunes partis en Libye faire le Jihad dans la ville de Oueslatia au centre de la Tunisie après la mort à Benghazi samedi 18 ocotbre de Bilal Kaadi, jeune tunisien de 23 ans.October 22, 2014: Bilal’s father and family mourn the death of their son, who was recruited for jihad in Libya by the town’s sheikh.An interview with three of the five families of young men who left for Libya to fight in the jihad in the town of Oueslatia in central Tunisia, following the death in Benghazi on Saturday, October 18, of Bilal Kaadi, a 23-year-old Tunisian.22 octobre 2014 : le père et la grand mère de Bilal pleurent la mort de son fils embrigadé au jihad en Libye par le cheikh de la ville.Rencontre avec 3 des 5 familles de jeunes partis en Libye faire le Jihad dans la ville de Oueslatia au centre de la Tunisie après la mort à Benghazi samedi 18 ocotbre de Bilal Kaadi, jeune tunisien de 23 ans.October 22, 2014: Bilal’s entire family gathered at home to remember their son, who had left to wage jihad after being recruited by the town’s sheikh along with five other young men and who died in a suicide car bombing while trying to return to Tunisia. A meeting with three of the five families of young men who left for Libya to wage jihad in the town of Oueslatia in central Tunisia, following the death in Benghazi on Saturday, October 18, of Bilal Kaadi, a 23-year-old Tunisian.
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October 22, 2014: Oueslatia, a town of 10,000 in central Tunisia, has three mosques, including the Grand Mosque, which the Salafist imam used to recruit young people for jihad. We spoke with three of the five families in the town of Oueslatia, in central Tunisia, whose young men had left for Libya to wage jihad, following the death in Benghazi on Saturday, October 18, of Bilal Kaadi, a 23-year-old Tunisian.

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CategoryActualités / 2014 / M27-500 Young People Who Left to Join the Jihad, Oueslatia, October 22, 2014
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Date taken2014
PhotographerNicolas Fauqué
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