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I just returned from my second trip to Kabul in recent months, trying to resolve the cases of missing or killed Americans. There are new wedding buildings across the city. The people want peace. Beware of men in the world backed by outsiders drawing on Gaza. Think of Moscow.
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Hope that you can help us in our work at the Foley Foundation to bring captured Americans and those detained illegally back home.
@JamesFoleyFund Jim stood for incredible courage and strength and his mother reminds us to do we can to convince our government to work together and hard to bring kidnapped victims home
Jere Van Dyk speaks with CNN on the rise, collapse, and resurgence of the Taliban and the Haqqani network.
See what he has to say and what he assesses in his new book "Without Borders: The Haqqani Network and the Road to Kabul" here: https://t.co/u1K3cyBbEs @jerevandyk1
I just subscribed to Lucian Truscott Newsletter https://t.co/poL6gE4Krg As one who was in the U.S. Army during Vietnam, I found his Newsletter yesterday about his experiences as a First Lieutenant, to be worth a year's subscription.
Sixty Afghan male professors have resigned in protest of the Taliban ban on girls attending a university. The Taliban inner circle is divided. Hibatullah Akhundzada, the leader, is the hardliner here. More men oppose him than support him.
@DanRather Dan, I have a new book out and want to send you a copy. We worked together, if you recall, at CBS. I was the al-Qaida/Taliban analyst. Please send me an address. Jere Van Dyk
Militant leader with $3 million U.S. bounty killed in Afghanistan, sources say https://t.co/mJ7vnZkOVM via @nbcnews
They killed the man yesterday who was behind my kidnapping in 2008.
In the jihadist movement, Al-Z, more respected than al-Baghdadi, is now a martyr. The Levant will mourn his death; Arabia will be happy. Monarchies and dictators will rejoice; the Arab street will be angry. The Taliban are angry and ashamed. They failed to protect their guest.
Terror continues in Afghanistan, not just in Ukraine. A mosque in Kabul was hit on Friday, with ten killed, many injured; a bomb hit in Balkh. War continues.
Taliban are appointing any mullahs to gov't positions, yet want to start colleges for women. They talk to the EU and Qatar is helping them with the U.S. They released the women they arrested for protesting, yet complain that Kabul is like Europe. Two sides of a man they are.
Biden's decision to withhold money from Afghanistan, shows the Taliban that the US will not recognize their gov't, which will only harden the T, anger their backers, and hurt the poor who cannot afford to leave.