Meanwhile, the Tunisian authorities are bitterly complaining that Tunisian Jihadis fighting in Syria are about to throw Tunisia into turmoil, their actions sponsored by foreign states.
"According to reports by a Tunisian local radio, only in February, 132 Tunisians died in and around the northern city of Aleppo.
Tunisian Foreign Minister Othman Jerandi announced on May 11, 2013 that some 800 Tunisians were fighting against the Syrian government.
Vice President of the National Constituent Assembly Meherzia Labidi described Tunisia as "a transit point for Tunisian and Foreign militants," saying the security in the North African country is at stake as the al-Qaeda group is trying to train Jihadists on Tunisian soil. "
We may seriously hope that the British Government does not commit to foreign intervention in Syria in any way, including the supply of arms, as armed foreign Jihadi intervention in Syria does not bring peace to the Syrians and is threatening other countries.
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