Tunisian Islamic Front - Alleged Members and Alleged Associates

Alleged Members and Alleged Associates

Mohamed Ali Harrath is the Secretary General of the Tunisian Islamic Front. He is also the Director General of the British satellite television station, the Islam Channel.

Alleged members and alleged associates of the Tunisian Islamic Front
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721 Abdullah al-Hajji Ben Amor
  • Convicted, in absentia, of membership in the group in 1995.
  • He was transferred from extrajudicial detention in Guantanamo in July 2007, after the USA accepted Tunisian promises that he would not be abused after repatriation.

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