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😨   Iraqis Outraged By Visit Of Syrian Leader Jolani Over al-Qaeda Past

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Safaa Rashid was barely an adult in 2005 when an explosion ripped through the Iraqi capital Baghdad, killing his 21-year-old cousin, a university student who was working part-time at an electrical goods shop in the city's center. "A suicide bomber stormed the market and detonated his explosive belt, killing my cousin and dozens of innocent people in an instant," said Rashid, now 38 and still living in Baghdad. "He was just at the beginning of his life."

ZeroHedge Opinion     Apr 24, 2025