M32-700 Tunisian Family in Prisons in Syria 16112015
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In Jouaouda, a farming village 70 km north of Tunis, at the home of Majid and Salouha Bechahed. They are the parents of Ahmed, 32, who left to join ISIS in March 2012, traveling to Syria via Libya, and was arrested by Bashar’s army along with 42 other Tunisians. In Bashar’s prisons in Damascus, the 43 young Tunisian jihadists have left behind families devastated by the situation and by this extremist movement that indoctrinates their sons.
M32-715 · 2015
In Jouaouda, a farming village 70 km north of Tunis, at the home of Majid and Salouha Bechahed. They are the parents of Ahmed, 32, who left to join ISIS in March 2012, traveling to Syria via Libya, and was arrested by Bashar’s army along with 42 other Tunisians. In Bashar’s prisons in Damascus, the 43 young Tunisian jihadists have left behind families devastated by the situation and by this extremist movement that indoctrinates their sons.
M32-714 · 2015
In Jouaouda, a farming village 70 km north of Tunis, at the home of Majid and Salouha Bechahed. They are the parents of Ahmed, 32, who left to join ISIS in March 2012, traveling to Syria via Libya, and was arrested by Bashar’s army along with 42 other Tunisians. In Bashar’s prisons in Damascus, the 43 young Tunisian jihadists have left behind families devastated by the situation and by this extremist movement that indoctrinates their sons.
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In Jouaouda, a farming village 70 km north of Tunis, at the home of Majid and Salouha Bechahed. They are the parents of Ahmed, 32, who left to join ISIS in March 2012, traveling to Syria via Libya, and was arrested by Bashar’s army along with 42 other Tunisians. In Bashar’s prisons in Damascus, the 43 young Tunisian jihadists have left behind families devastated by the situation and by this extremist movement that indoctrinates their sons.
M32-709 · 2015
In Jouaouda, a farming village 70 km north of Tunis, at the home of Majid and Salouha Bechahed. They are the parents of Ahmed, 32, who left to join ISIS in March 2012, traveling to Syria via Libya, and was arrested by Bashar’s army along with 42 other Tunisians. In Bashar’s prisons in Damascus, the 43 young Tunisian jihadists have left behind families devastated by the situation and by this extremist movement that indoctrinates their sons.
M32-708 · 2015
In Jouaouda, a farming village 70 km north of Tunis, at the home of Majid and Salouha Bechahed. They are the parents of Ahmed, 32, who left to join ISIS in March 2012, traveling to Syria via Libya, and was arrested by Bashar’s army along with 42 other Tunisians. In Bashar’s prisons in Damascus, the 43 young Tunisian jihadists have left behind families devastated by the situation and by this extremist movement that indoctrinates their sons.
M32-707 · 2015
In Jouaouda, a farming village 70 km north of Tunis, at the home of Majid and Salouha Bechahed. They are the parents of Ahmed, 32, who left to join ISIS in March 2012, traveling to Syria via Libya, and was arrested by Bashar’s army along with 42 other Tunisians. In Bashar’s prisons in Damascus, the 43 young Tunisian jihadists have left behind families devastated by the situation and by this extremist movement that indoctrinates their sons.
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M32-705 · 2015
In Jouaouda, a farming village 70 km north of Tunis, at the home of Majid and Salouha Bechahed. They are the parents of Ahmed, 32, who left to join ISIS in March 2012, traveling to Syria via Libya, and was arrested by Bashar’s army along with 42 other Tunisians. In Bashar’s prisons in Damascus, the 43 young Tunisian jihadists have left behind families devastated by the situation and by this extremist movement that indoctrinates their sons.
M32-704 · 2015
In Jouaouda, a farming village 70 km north of Tunis, at the home of Majid and Salouha Bechahed. They are the parents of Ahmed, 32, who left to join ISIS in March 2012, traveling to Syria via Libya, and was arrested by Bashar’s army along with 42 other Tunisians. In Bashar’s prisons in Damascus, the 43 young Tunisian jihadists have left behind families devastated by the situation and by this extremist movement that indoctrinates their sons.
M32-703 · 2015
In Jouaouda, a farming village 70 km north of Tunis, at the home of Majid and Salouha Bechahed. They are the parents of Ahmed, 32, who left to join ISIS in March 2012, traveling to Syria via Libya, and was arrested by Bashar’s army along with 42 other Tunisians. In Bashar’s prisons in Damascus, the 43 young Tunisian jihadists have left behind families devastated by the situation and by this extremist movement that indoctrinates their sons.
M32-702 · 2015
In Jouaouda, a farming village 70 km north of Tunis, at the home of Majid and Salouha Bechahed. They are the parents of Ahmed, 32, who left to join ISIS in March 2012, traveling to Syria via Libya, and was arrested by Bashar’s army along with 42 other Tunisians. In Bashar’s prisons in Damascus, the 43 young Tunisian jihadists have left behind families devastated by the situation and by this extremist movement that indoctrinates their sons.
M32-701 · 2015
In Jouaouda, a farming village 70 km north of Tunis, at the home of Majid and Salouha Bechahed. They are the parents of Ahmed, 32, who left to join ISIS in March 2012, traveling to Syria via Libya, and was arrested by Bashar’s army along with 42 other Tunisians. In Bashar’s prisons in Damascus, the 43 young Tunisian jihadists have left behind families devastated by the situation and by this extremist movement that indoctrinates their sons.
M32-700 · 2015