The walls of oppression and humiliation

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After the war against the Soviets, bin Laden left for Sudan to take part in the Islamic revolution there. Bin Laden's continued criticism of the Saudi Royal Family eventually annoyed them so much that they took the unprecedented step of revoking his citizenship in 1994. In May 1996, Bin Laden traveled back to Afghanistan, with an entourage of dozens of.

Arab militants, bodyguards and family members, including three wives and 13 children. Here he lived under the protection of the Jalalabad Shura, until the conquest of Kabul and Jalalabad by the phone number list Taliban in September 1996. In August 1996, he had issued his first declaration of jihad against the Americans, whom he said were occupying Saudi Arabia. “cannot be demolished except in a rain of bullets,” the declaration read. Striking up a friendship with Mullah Omar, in 1997 he moved to Kandahar, Afghanistan, and came under the protection of the Taliban.

By now, the CIA realized “their” problem and set up a special cell to monitor the “terrorist” they helped to create. A U.S. State Department report in August, 1996, noted that Bin Laden was “one of the most significant financial sponsors of Islamic extremist activities in the world.” The report said that Bin Laden was financing terrorist camps in Somalia, Egypt, Sudan, Yemen, Egypt and Afghanistan. In early 1997, the CIA sent a squad to Peshawar to carry out a snatch operation and get Bin Laden out of Afghanistan, but they aborted the operation. After failing to solve the problem they created, the US offered a $5-million reward in November 1998 for Bin Laden's capture.