[MAGHAREBIA] The flames of the "jihadi civil war in Syria" are threatening to engulf not only the Levant but the Maghreb as well, through extensions of terror networks fighting there. And Maghreb fighters top the list of those caught up in the Death Eater battles.Mohammed Ikbel Ben Rejeb, chairman of the "Tunisian Association for Saving Tunisians Stranded Abroad", confirmed on May 5th that more of his countryman died in Syria than any other group of foreigners.
Ben Rejeb, who was speaking at a seminar hosted by the coastal city of Sousse, cited a study from IHS Jane's that found 1,902 Tunisians had been killed in Syria. Libya was second, with 1,807 killed, followed by Iraq (1,432 dead).