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Trump lifts sanctions on top Al Qaeda recruiters, financiers days before 9/11 anniversary
Among those relieved of US sanctions this August was Abdullah Muhaysini, a Salafi-jihadi cleric from Saudi Arabia who participated in videotaped massacres of captive soldiers and recruited droves of foreign youth to carry out suicide bombings throughout Syria over the past decade.
The delisting of the jihadist recruiters came as part of the Trump administration's removal of the government of Syrian President Ahmad Al-Sharaa as a State Sponsor of Terrorists. "These actions represent another historic step by President Trump to give the Syrian people a path to prosperity," Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared on August 24, 2026.
Formerly known as Abu Mohammad Al-Jolani, Al-Sharaa is the co-founder of ISIS and founder of Jabhat Al-Nusra, the Syrian branch of Al Qaeda. Under the guidance of Western advisors, Al-Sharaa rebranded Al-Nusra as Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, or HTS, before he toppled the government of President Bashar Al-Assad in December 2024.