Jelazee Refugee Camp
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The Jelazee Refugee Camp is refugee camp in Pakistan, near the Afghanistan border.[1]
American intelligence analysts alleged, during the Administrative Review Board hearing of Guantanamo detainee Adel Hassan Hamad, that the camp was directed by Zahid Al-Sheikh, an older brother of senior al Qaeda planner Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.[1] American analysts allege that Zahid Al-Sheikh was also an extremist with ties to terrorism.
Hamad acknowledged that when he first started working for the Hira Islamic Institute Al-Sheikh was the director of Lajnat Al-Da'wa al Islamia, and his ultimate boss, but he was never the director of the Jelazee Refugee Camp.[1] He said that while his relationship with him was a distant business relationship he never saw any clue that Al-Sheikh was an extremist, or tied to terrorism.
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- ^ a b c Summarized transcript (.pdf), from Adel Hassan Hamad's Administrative Review Board hearing - page 248
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Balochistan | Jalozai | Jelazee | Killi Faizo | Nasir Bagh | Roghani | Shamshani | Shamshatoo | Shomali | Tor Tangi | |
