From Al-Qaeda to the conquest of Syria. Who's al-Jaulani?

A group of Syrians gathered at the ft of the historical citadel in Aleppo Kalat Halab. In 1 of the pictures we see a man in a consecutive field shirt and pants, whose respective people lift up. small crowd cheering. individual takes out the telephone and records a passage barely standing outside of their man's entourage. This inconspicuous object of admiration is 1 of the most dangerous people in the world, and now, the most crucial war leader on Syrian dirt – Abu Muhammad Al-Djaulani. He did not enter Aleppo in the Ottoman style, his men did not play him on drums, beating boots in front of him in a street pavement remembering virtually all armies wandering from east to west, and back, from ancient times. If Al-Jaulani was in Aleppo on 29 November 2024 erstwhile HTS captured this city, he hid from cameras, cameras and smartphones. It seemed then that he would be like Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, leader of the alleged muslim State, or Osama bin Laden bossing Al-Qaeda, becoming the invisible voice of extremist Islam. Especially since he served with them. But Al-Jaulani is not Osama, he is not Abu Bakrem, he is much smarter than them.