Afghanistan

Mullah Dadullah, a known Taleban commander, said the Taleban had regrouped under the leadership of their supreme leader, Mullah Mohammad Omar, and were now attacking US-led coalition troops with renewed vigour and ferocity.

He has previously led assaults on opposition strongholds in northern Afghanistan and elsewhere in the country.

Dadullah took credit for a number of recent attacks on coalition forces and said the Taleban would fight until "Jews and Christians, all foreign crusaders" were expelled from Afghanistan.

He claimed there was no rift in the Taleban ranks and that those opposed to the Taleban in the past - such as former Prime Minister Gulbuddin Hekmatyar - now agreed with their campaign against "foreign occupation troops" in Afghanistan.

'Jihad'

According to Dadullah, al-Qaeda did not exist in Afghanistan and he said he did not know the fate or whereabouts of Osama bin-Laden.



Taliban

An organization of an Afghani militia composed in part of regionalized ethnic factions is in the works.


Afghani Militia

The UK has deported 21 Afghani men back to their home country. They were given little time to arrange for their departure or their arrival.

"The Minister thanked Britain for its assistance, but he appealed for Afghans to be allowed to remain in Europe a while longer, until there were more employment opportunities and reconstruction progress here.

The human rights group Amnesty International has condemned the deportations, saying that conditions in Afghanistan were not conducive to voluntary returns, let alone forced ones."


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Employment opportunities in Israel are quite poor as well. I am unemployed for about two months, and I do not find any place to send my resume to. Does this mean that I may be eligible to immigrate to the UK on these grounds? It is obvious that I am not. Why should the Afghans?

They were already in the UK, they were shipped to Afghanistan where there is no work.