Where Boys Grow Up to Be Jihadis

Le quartier de Jamaa Mezuak à Tétouan serait un terrain fertile d'export de moujahidines pour l'Irak, entre autres, d'après Andrea Elliott, journaliste au NY Times et prix Pulitzer pour sa série de reportages sur l'Islam en Amérique.
"Since the start of the war, a few thousand foreign jihadis have heeded the call to join militant networks in Iraq. Most are men in their 20s. Typically, they fall under the influence of an imam who helps them contact intermediaries for the insurgents in Iraq (...) fewer jihadis are coming from Saudi Arabia, while more are arriving from North Africa, an estimated 40 percent of the roughly 60 to 75 fighters who land in Iraq every month". More HERE