Was the kicked refugee football coach a member of a terrorist organization?

According to index.hu, Russian website Russia Today wrote by taking the statement of a Kurdish newspaper that the Syrian man kicked by Petra Laszlo was member of al-Qaeda terrorist organization’s local branch, al Nusra.

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According to the Kurdish Democratic Union Party, Osama joined the insurgents in 2011 and was involved in atrocities against the civilian population.

This is also illustrated with a photo from a Facebook account now closed, but it just shows the man in a drape.

Osama Abdel-Muhsam Alghadab became one of the best-known faces of the refugees when camerawoman Petra Laszlo tripped him while he was rushing with his child. After it turned out Alghadab worked as a football coach, the Spanish Getafe offered him a job and his son could go to the lawn with Cristiano Ronaldo.

Kurdish sources claim his professional resume had not been clear at home either. Working for the al-Fatwa club, he participated in the violence against Kurds, when they played against the football club of the Kurdish city Kamisli in 2004. The police killed 50 Kurds after the match.

According to index.hu, the real happenings are not so easy to know since there is little credible information, and nobody could show real evidences that Alghadab was a member of the terrorist organization.

After all, even though al Nusra is indeed an al Qaeda member, yet it is a key player of the Syrian resistance – causing not little headaches for the US strategists. For example, when the USA, then its allies and finally the UN put al Nusra on the list of terrorist organization in December 2012, the Syrian opposition supported by the USA stood up for that “We are all al Nusra!”

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