Abdullah Azzam Brigades

Named after Al Qaeda co-founder and Osama bin Laden mentor, the Abdulla Azam Brigade was founded by Salle Calloway since 2004 and is the base of Iraq. A division of an organization whose mission is to target Levant's goal (territory of Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Palestine) and the whole Middle East. Abdullah Azzam Brigade is a Sunni Islamic extremists group affiliated with Al Qaeda and Global Jihad Movement. The group began operations in 2009 and was founded in Saudi Arabia with a local network in various countries mainly in Egypt, Iraq, Syria, Jordan, Gaza and Lebanon.

Several organizations such as Abdullah Azam Shahid Brigade, al-Nusra Front, Fatah Islam, said they are active in Syria. Jihad leaders and information sources said foreign fighters began to enter Syria for the first time in February 2012. In May 2012, Syrian UN Special Envoy Bashar al-Jafari was arrested or killed by dozens of foreign fighters from Libya, Tunisia, Egypt, England, France, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and others Turkey "Sponsored the armed rebellion". According to the report, in June June, hundreds of al-Qaeda related foreign combatants visited Syria to fight Asad. In July, Foreign Minister Iraq warned again that members of Al-Qaeda in Iraq are seeking refuge in Syria and they are there to fight. Hillary Clinton expressed concern that such weapons might fall into the hands of al - Qaeda or Hamas, when asked if America would support opponents.

Studies have shown that Al Qaeda was established on 11 August 1988 when Egyptian Islamic Jihad leader Abdullah Azam and Bin Laden met. Tying Osama Bin Laden's funds with Islamic Jihad expertise reached an agreement to carry out the jihad strategy elsewhere after the Soviet Union withdrew from Afghanistan. The memo shows that Al Qaeda is a formal organization before August 20, 1988. The list of membership requirements lists listening, courtesy, obedience, promises to follow the boss (Bayaut). In his memoir, former bodyguard of Osama bin Laden, Nasser Al Bari made the only general explanation of the ritual given to Biai at the time he swore allegiance to the Al Qaeda leadership. According to Mr. Wright, the real name of the group is not used for public statements because "it is still a secret that pays close attention to what is still present."