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One of the unanswered questions about Syria's unrest is whether al-Qaida is taking advantage of it. Syria's government would like you to believe the terrorist group is very active there. The government has tried to discredit the opposition by linking it with al-Qaida. | one of the unanswered questions about syria's unrest is whether, al-qaida is, taking advantage of it syria's government would like you to believe the, terrorist group is very active there the government has tried to discredit the opposition by linking it with | One of the unanswered questions about Syria's. unrest. is whether al-Qaida. is taking advantage of. it Syria's government would like you to believe the terrorist group is very active there The government, has. tried. to discredit the opposition by linking. it with | one of the unanswered questions about syria's unrest is whether al-qaida is taking advantage of it. syria's government would like you to believe the terrorist group is very active there. the government has tried to discredit the opposition by linking it with al-qaida. |
U.S. intelligence officials say that, actually, al-Qaida's presence in Syria is minimal - at least for now. The future is harder to judge. NPR's Dina Temple-Raston has more. | u.s intelligence officials say that actually al-qaida's presence in syria, is minimal. - at least for now the; future, is harder. to judge npr's dina temple-raston, has | U.S intelligence officials say that actually, al-Qaida's presence in; Syria is minimal - at least for now The future is harder to judge NPR's Dina Temple-Raston has | u.s. intelligence officials say that, actually, al-qaida's presence in syria is minimal - at least for now. the future is harder to judge. npr's dina temple-raston has more. |
U.S. intelligence officials tracking what's going on in Syria are watching one group in particular: al-Qaida's affiliate in Iraq. An interesting detail about that group is that its early members weren't just Iraqis. For the most part, they were Syrians. | u.s intelligence officials tracking what's going on in syria are. watching one group in particular: al-qaida's affiliate in iraq an interesting detail about that group is that its early members weren't, just iraqis for the most. part they were | U.S intelligence officials tracking what's going on in Syria are watching one group in particular: al-Qaida's affiliate in Iraq An interesting detail about that. group is, that its early members weren't just Iraqis. For the most part they were | u.s. intelligence officials tracking what's going on in syria are watching one group in particular: al-qaida's affiliate in iraq. an interesting detail about that group is that its early members weren't just iraqis. for the most part, they were syrians. |
Zarqawi, the once-leader of al-Qaida in Iraq, had recruited heavily from the ranks of Syrian fighters to create his northern Iraqi faction of al-Qaida. | zarqawi the once-leader of al-qaida in iraq had; recruited heavily from the. ranks of syrian fighters to; create his northern iraqi, faction of | Zarqawi the. once-leader of al-Qaida in Iraq had recruited heavily from the ranks. of Syrian fighters to create his northern Iraqi faction of | zarqawi, the once-leader of al-qaida in iraq, had recruited heavily from the ranks of syrian fighters to create his northern iraqi faction of al-qaida. |
That's Juan Zarate at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. He's a former deputy national security advisor. And he says al-Qaida's arm in Iraq still has close ties to Syrian jihadi groups. During the war, al-Qaida used a network of tribesmen and smugglers to get suicide bombers into Iraq to attack U.S. fo... | that's juan zarate at. the center for strategic and international studies he's a former deputy national security advisor and he says al-qaida's arm. in iraq still has close ties to syrian jihadi groups during the, war al-qaida, used a network of tribesmen and smugglers to get suicide bombers into iraq to attack u.s for... | That's Juan. Zarate at the Center for Strategic and International Studies He's a former deputy national security advisor And he says al-Qaida's, arm in Iraq still has close ties to Syrian jihadi groups During the war. al-Qaida used a network of tribesmen and smugglers to get, suicide bombers into Iraq to attack U.S for... | that's juan zarate at the center for strategic and international studies. he's a former deputy national security advisor. and he says al-qaida's arm in iraq still has close ties to syrian jihadi groups. during the war, al-qaida used a network of tribesmen and smugglers to get suicide bombers into iraq to attack u.s. fo... |
Weapons, material, people are flowing back from Iraq into Syria. Assad allowed that rat line to flourish, and he fed the jihadi beast in Iraq. That beast is now coming back to bite him. | weapons material people, are flowing back from iraq into syria assad allowed that rat line. to flourish and he fed the jihadi beast in iraq that. beast is now coming back to bite | Weapons material people. are flowing back from Iraq into Syria Assad, allowed that. rat line to, flourish and. he, fed. the jihadi beast in Iraq That beast is now, coming back; to bite | weapons, material, people are flowing back from iraq into syria. assad allowed that rat line to flourish, and he fed the jihadi beast in iraq. that beast is now coming back to bite him. |
U.S. intelligence officials are watching that flow of foreign fighters. That's one of the barometers by which they're measuring al-Qaida's actual role in Syria - which they admit, at this point, is murky. | u.s intelligence officials are watching, that flow of foreign fighters that's one of the barometers by which they're measuring al-qaida's actual, role in syria - which, they admit. at this. point. is | U.S intelligence officials are watching that flow of foreign fighters That's one of. the barometers by which they're measuring al-Qaida's actual role in Syria - which they admit at this point is. | u.s. intelligence officials are watching that flow of foreign fighters. that's one of the barometers by which they're measuring al-qaida's actual role in syria - which they admit, at this point, is murky. |
I am Brian Fishman. I'm a counter-terrorism research fellow at the New America Foundation. | i am brian fishman i'm a counter-terrorism research. fellow at the new; america | I am. Brian Fishman I'm, a counter-terrorism research fellow at. the, New America | i am brian fishman. i'm a counter-terrorism research fellow at the new america foundation. |
Fishman says al-Qaida hasn't overtly announced its presence. | fishman says al-qaida hasn't overtly announced its | Fishman says al-Qaida hasn't overtly, announced its | fishman says al-qaida hasn't overtly announced its presence. |
We don't have an al-Qaida organization that is a declared al-Qaida organization saying we are operating directly in Syria. | we don't have an al-qaida organization that is, a declared al-qaida organization saying we are operating directly in | We don't have an al-Qaida organization that is a declared al-Qaida organization saying, we. are operating directly in | we don't have an al-qaida organization that is a declared al-qaida organization saying we are operating directly in syria. |
And that kind of announcement might never happen. That's because more recently, al-Qaida has chosen to play a behind-the-scenes role in regional conflicts. It's been training fighters in Somalia and schooling bomb-makers in Nigeria, but hasn't taken credit for doing so. That's why intelligence officials are looking for... | and that; kind of announcement. might never happen that's. because more recently al-qaida has. chosen to play a behind-the-scenes role in regional conflicts it's been training fighters in somalia and schooling bomb-makers in nigeria but hasn't taken credit for doing so that's why intelligence officials are looking for.... | And that kind of announcement might never happen, That's, because more recently al-Qaida has chosen to play, a behind-the-scenes role in, regional conflicts It's, been training fighters. in Somalia and schooling bomb-makers in Nigeria but hasn't taken credit for doing so That's why intelligence; officials are looking f... | and that kind of announcement might never happen. that's because more recently, al-qaida has chosen to play a behind-the-scenes role in regional conflicts. it's been training fighters in somalia and schooling bomb-makers in nigeria, but hasn't taken credit for doing so. that's why intelligence officials are looking for... |
In addition to tracking the foreign fighters heading into Syria, they're watching for increased suicide attacks, particularly car bombs, which are al-Qaida's specialty. And a third indicator: jihadi propaganda, in particular al-Qaida messages that focus on Syria. And that's already happened. | in addition to tracking the foreign fighters heading into syria they're watching for increased suicide attacks particularly car bombs which are al-qaida's, specialty and a third indicator: jihadi propaganda in particular al-qaida messages that, focus on syria and that's already | In addition to. tracking the foreign fighters heading into Syria they're watching for increased suicide attacks particularly car bombs which, are al-Qaida's specialty And a third indicator: jihadi propaganda in particular al-Qaida messages that focus on Syria And that's already | in addition to tracking the foreign fighters heading into syria, they're watching for increased suicide attacks, particularly car bombs, which are al-qaida's specialty. and a third indicator: jihadi propaganda, in particular al-qaida messages that focus on syria. and that's already happened. |
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That's al-Qaida's new leader, Ayman al-Zawahiri, in a video message he released last month. | that's al-qaida's new leader ayman al-zawahiri in a video message he released last | That's. al-Qaida's new leader Ayman. al-Zawahiri in a video message he released last | that's al-qaida's new leader, ayman al-zawahiri, in a video message he released last month. |
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Maj. Gen. LYNCH: My pleasure. Take care, Steve. | maj gen lynch: my pleasure take care | Maj Gen LYNCH: My pleasure Take care | maj. gen. lynch: my pleasure. take care, steve. |
Partially Jewish, lots of immigrants. And that's where he spent his formative years. | partially jewish lots of immigrants and that's where, he spent his formative | Partially, Jewish. lots of immigrants And that's where he spent, his formative | partially jewish, lots of immigrants. and that's where he spent his formative years. |
You have - and you've taken this kind of combining these two cultures to, I guess it's to its natural place, right? I mean, you've got blotka(ph) and pork belly hash. Things like - you offer up gefilte fish and chips, pork belly braised in Manischewitz... | you have - and you've taken this kind of combining these two cultures. to i guess it's to its natural place right? i mean. you've got blotka(ph) and pork belly hash things like - you offer up. gefilte fish and chips pork belly braised in | You have - and you've taken this kind of combining these two cultures to I, guess it's to its natural place right? I mean you've got. blotka(ph) and pork belly hash Things like - you offer up gefilte fish and, chips pork. belly braised in | you have - and you've taken this kind of combining these two cultures to, i guess it's to its natural place, right? i mean, you've got blotka(ph) and pork belly hash. things like - you offer up gefilte fish and chips, pork belly braised in manischewitz... |
Delicious. | delicious. | ||
...the sweet kosher wine that many Jews use on Sabbath. How does Manischewitz make pork belly taste better? | ...the. sweet kosher wine that. many jews use on sabbath how does manischewitz make pork belly taste | ...the sweet kosher wine that many Jews use on Sabbath How does Manischewitz make pork belly taste. | ...the sweet kosher wine that many jews use on sabbath. how does manischewitz make pork belly taste better? |
Well, pork belly lends itself really well to sweet cooking preparations. | well pork belly lends itself really well to. sweet cooking | Well pork belly lends, itself really. well to sweet cooking | well, pork belly lends itself really well to sweet cooking preparations. |
Right. | right. | ||
And so when we were doing it, we were braising it coq au vin style, almost like they do in France with braised chicken. And so we did it like that. We marinate it overnight and then slow cook it in the Manischewitz, and then glaze it with it and made this beautiful bright red-purple crust on the outside of it. Very, ve... | and; so when we were doing it we were. braising, it coq au vin style almost like they do in. france with braised chicken. and so we did it like that we marinate it overnight and then slow cook it in the manischewitz and then, glaze it with it and made this beautiful bright red-purple crust on the, outside of it very ve... | And so when we were doing it. we were braising it coq au, vin style almost like they do in France with braised chicken And so we did; it like that, We marinate it overnight and then slow cook it in the Manischewitz and then glaze it with it and. made this beautiful bright red-purple crust on the, outside. of it Very ve... | and so when we were doing it, we were braising it coq au vin style, almost like they do in france with braised chicken. and so we did it like that. we marinate it overnight and then slow cook it in the manischewitz, and then glaze it with it and made this beautiful bright red-purple crust on the outside of it. very, ve... |
One critic, who actually, I think, gave this restaurant a great review and gave you a great review, he called it confrontational cooking, that it's food designed to provoke people. Obviously, Jewish people who are kosher may not find it so amusing. | one critic who actually. i think gave this restaurant a great review and gave. you; a great review he called it confrontational cooking that it's food designed to provoke people obviously jewish people who are kosher. may not find it so | One critic who actually I think gave this restaurant a great review and gave you a great review he called it confrontational cooking that it's food designed to provoke. people Obviously Jewish people who are kosher may not find. it so | one critic, who actually, i think, gave this restaurant a great review and gave you a great review, he called it confrontational cooking, that it's food designed to provoke people. obviously, jewish people who are kosher may not find it so amusing. |
Well, we needed to get people's attention. We're stuffed inside the lobby of a very nondescript building, so... | well we needed to get people's attention; we're stuffed inside the lobby of a very nondescript building. | Well we needed to get people's attention We're stuffed inside the lobby of a very nondescript building | well, we needed to get people's attention. we're stuffed inside the lobby of a very nondescript building, so... |
Here in downtown. | here in | Here in | here in downtown. |
Here in Downtown L.A. So we don't have lots of street presence. So I really wanted to do something that would get people's attention. | here in downtown l.a so we don't; have. lots of street presence so i really wanted to do something that would get people's | Here in Downtown L.A So we don't have. lots of street presence So I really wanted to do something that would get people's | here in downtown l.a. so we don't have lots of street presence. so i really wanted to do something that would get people's attention. |
Did you grow up eating matzo ball soup at Passover and... | did you grow up eating matzo ball soup at passover | Did. you grow up eating, matzo ball soup at Passover | did you grow up eating matzo ball soup at passover and... |
Absolutely. I grew up with lots of traditional Jewish foods. | absolutely i grew up with lots of traditional jewish | Absolutely I grew up with lots of traditional, Jewish | absolutely. i grew up with lots of traditional jewish foods. |
How did you come to deciding to wrap a piece of bacon around it? | how, did you come to deciding to wrap a piece of bacon around | How did you come to deciding to wrap a piece of bacon around | how did you come to deciding to wrap a piece of bacon around it? |
I was making a birthday menu for a friend of mine, and totally as a joke - he's a fellow Jew - when I submitted the menu to him, I told him that I was going to put bacon-wrapped matzo balls on it, and he thought it was really funny. And I had no idea how they were going to turn out, and it turned out to be unbelievably... | i was making a birthday menu for a friend of mine and totally as a joke - he's a fellow jew - when i submitted the menu, to him i told him that i was going to, put bacon-wrapped matzo balls on it and he thought it was, really funny. and i had no idea how they were going to turn out and. it turned out to be unbelievably... | I was making a birthday menu for a friend of mine and totally as a joke - he's a fellow Jew. - when. I submitted the menu to him I told him that I was going to put bacon-wrapped matzo balls on it and he thought it was really funny And I had no idea how they were going to turn out and it turned out to be unbelievably | i was making a birthday menu for a friend of mine, and totally as a joke - he's a fellow jew - when i submitted the menu to him, i told him that i was going to put bacon-wrapped matzo balls on it, and he thought it was really funny. and i had no idea how they were going to turn out, and it turned out to be unbelievably... |
So clearly, you are not going after the Jewish deli crowd. | so clearly you are not going after the jewish deli | So clearly you. are not, going after the Jewish deli | so clearly, you are not going after the jewish deli crowd. |
No. No. Well, yeah. I mean, not everybody keeps kosher. In fact, most of the negative response that I've gotten for dishes like that have not been from Jews at all. | no no well yeah i mean not everybody keeps kosher in, fact most of the negative response that i've gotten for dishes like that have not been from jews at | No No Well yeah I mean not everybody keeps kosher In fact most of the negative response that I've gotten for dishes like that have not been from Jews at | no. no. well, yeah. i mean, not everybody keeps kosher. in fact, most of the negative response that i've gotten for dishes like that have not been from jews at all. |
Oh, really? | oh | Oh | oh, really? |
They've been from people that just, you know, want to be offended for the sake of it. The Jews find it incredibly funny, actually. | they've been from people; that just you know want to be offended for the, sake of it the jews find it incredibly funny | They've been. from people that just you know want to be offended for the, sake of it The Jews find; it incredibly funny | they've been from people that just, you know, want to be offended for the sake of it. the jews find it incredibly funny, actually. |
I'm assuming - I read that you grew up on Long Island. | i'm assuming - i read that you grew, up on long, | I'm. assuming - I read that you grew up on Long | i'm assuming - i read that you grew up on long island. |
I did. Right. | i did | I did | i did. right. |
And I should mention that as we're speaking, food is coming to the table. We just got some, what are these, they're latkes? | and i, should. mention that as we're speaking food is coming to the table we just got. some what are these, they're | And I should mention. that as we're speaking food is coming to the table We just got some what are. these they're | and i should mention that as we're speaking, food is coming to the table. we just got some, what are these, they're latkes? |
These are latkes with smoked applesauce. | these are latkes with smoked | These; are latkes with smoked | these are latkes with smoked applesauce. |
With a smoked applesauce. | with a smoked | With a smoked | with a smoked applesauce. |
Yeah. | yeah. | ||
Looks great. | looks | Looks | looks great. |
We use the same... | we, use the | We, use the | we use the same... |
Potato latkes, traditional potato latkes. Any twist in there? | potato, latkes traditional potato latkes any twist in | Potato latkes traditional potato latkes. Any twist, in | potato latkes, traditional potato latkes. any twist in there? |
Not really. | not | Not | not really. |
Any bits of bacon or anything? | any bits of bacon or | Any bits of bacon or | any bits of bacon or anything? |
We just use - no. No bits of bacon. We just use fresh herbs inside and Kennebec potatoes, which are what In-N-Out uses for their fries. | we just use - no no bits of, bacon we just use fresh herbs inside and kennebec potatoes which are what in-n-out uses for their | We just use - no No bits of bacon We just use fresh herbs inside and Kennebec potatoes which are what In-N-Out. uses for. their | we just use - no. no bits of bacon. we just use fresh herbs inside and kennebec potatoes, which are what in-n-out uses for their fries. |
I love those fries. | i love those | I love those, | i love those fries. |
Yeah. | yeah. | ||
In fact, I had some today. First thing I do when I land in L.A., I go to In-N-Out. | in fact i had some today first. thing i do when i land in l.a., i go to; | In fact I had some today First thing I do when I land in L.A., I go to | in fact, i had some today. first thing i do when i land in l.a., i go to in-n-out. |
I know lots of people that do that. | i know lots of people that do | I. know lots of people that do, | i know lots of people that do that. |
Yeah. Both your parents are Jewish: mother is from Israel and father is from Scotland. | yeah both your parents are; jewish: mother is from israel and father is from | Yeah Both your parents are. Jewish: mother is, from Israel and father is from | yeah. both your parents are jewish: mother is from israel and father is from scotland. |
Yes. | yes. | ||
I'm assuming you did not grow up in a kosher home? | i'm assuming, you did, not grow up in a kosher, | I'm. assuming; you did not grow up in; a kosher | i'm assuming you did not grow up in a kosher home? |
I didn't grow up in a kosher home. In fact, my grandfather on my mother's side was a kosher butcher in Germany, in Jerusalem and in New York. | i didn't grow up in a kosher. home in fact my grandfather on my mother's side was a kosher butcher in, germany in jerusalem and in new | I. didn't grow up in, a kosher home In fact my grandfather on my mother's side was a kosher butcher in, Germany in Jerusalem and in New | i didn't grow up in a kosher home. in fact, my grandfather on my mother's side was a kosher butcher in germany, in jerusalem and in new york. |
I should mention that I notice some pigs' heads in the kitchen. | i should mention that i notice, some. pigs' heads in the | I should mention that I notice some pigs' heads in. the | i should mention that i notice some pigs' heads in the kitchen. |
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. We have - we do whole roasted pig heads. | oh yeah oh yeah we have - we do whole roasted pig | Oh yeah Oh yeah We have - we do whole roasted, pig | oh, yeah. oh, yeah. we have - we do whole roasted pig heads. |
So you do have butchering in your blood? | so you do have butchering in your | So you do have butchering in your | so you do have butchering in your blood? |
Oh, yeah. No. I have lots of - yeah. He was a wonderful butcher. | oh yeah no i have lots of - yeah he was; a wonderful, | Oh yeah No I have lots of - yeah He; was a wonderful | oh, yeah. no. i have lots of - yeah. he was a wonderful butcher. |
Probably not adept with pig. | probably not adept with | Probably not adept with | probably not adept with pig. |
Well, he was a kosher butcher. But what's ironic is that when he lived in Israel, you couldn't get non-kosher food. You couldn't get pork products anywhere. So what he would do, he would have it smuggled in through Lebanon. | well he was a kosher butcher but what's ironic is, that when he lived in israel you. couldn't get non-kosher food you couldn't get, pork, products anywhere so what he would do. he would have it smuggled in through, | Well he was a kosher butcher But what's ironic is that, when he lived in Israel you couldn't get non-kosher food You couldn't get pork products anywhere So what he would do he would have it smuggled in through | well, he was a kosher butcher. but what's ironic is that when he lived in israel, you couldn't get non-kosher food. you couldn't get pork products anywhere. so what he would do, he would have it smuggled in through lebanon. |
Oh, really? | oh | Oh | oh, really? |
And - not to sell in the store. It was just for personal consumption. But it was all big hush hush because, you know, he couldn't let the community know, 'cause he was a kosher butcher. He couldn't let the community know that he was smuggling in pork from, you know... | and - not to sell in the store it was just for personal, consumption. but it. was all big. hush hush because you know he couldn't let the community know 'cause he. was a kosher butcher he couldn't let, the community know that he was smuggling in pork from you | And - not. to sell in the store It was just for personal consumption But it was all, big hush hush because. you know he couldn't let the community know 'cause he, was a kosher butcher He couldn't let the community know that he was smuggling in pork from you, | and - not to sell in the store. it was just for personal consumption. but it was all big hush hush because, you know, he couldn't let the community know, 'cause he was a kosher butcher. he couldn't let the community know that he was smuggling in pork from, you know... |
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So he would be proud of you. | so he would be proud of | So he would be proud of | so he would be proud of you. |
Yeah. I think he'd be very proud of me. | yeah i think he'd be very proud of. | Yeah I think he'd be very proud of. | yeah. i think he'd be very proud of me. |
You face their tanks with your bare chests, Zawahiri says in the video. Then he calls on Muslim fighters to travel to Syria to topple the government there. | you face their tanks with your bare chests zawahiri says in the video then; he calls on muslim fighters; to travel. to. syria to topple the government | You face their tanks with your, bare chests Zawahiri says in the video Then he; calls, on Muslim fighters to travel to Syria to topple the government | you face their tanks with your bare chests, zawahiri says in the video. then he calls on muslim fighters to travel to syria to topple the government there. |
That's Ilan Hall. He's the chef and owner of The Gorbals here in Downtown Los Angeles. To find out how to make his famous bacon-wrapped matzo balls -but, please, don't serve them at Passover - visit our website, npr.org. | that's ilan hall he's the chef and owner of the, gorbals, here in, downtown los angeles to, find out how to make his famous bacon-wrapped matzo balls -but please don't serve them at passover - visit our website | That's Ilan Hall He's the chef and owner of, The, Gorbals here in Downtown Los Angeles To find out how to make his famous bacon-wrapped matzo balls -but please don't serve them at Passover - visit our website | that's ilan hall. he's the chef and owner of the gorbals here in downtown los angeles. to find out how to make his famous bacon-wrapped matzo balls -but, please, don't serve them at passover - visit our website, npr.org. |
Ilan, thanks. | ilan | Ilan | ilan, thanks. |
Thank you. | thank | Thank | thank you. |
And let's eat. | and let's | And. let's | and let's eat. |
As the country of Greece continues to reel from an economic crisis, anti-immigrant feelings are on the rise there. More than 90 percent of all illegal immigrants who've arrived in Europe this year have come through the Greek border with Turkey. | as the. country of greece continues to reel from an economic crisis anti-immigrant feelings are on the rise there more than 90 percent of all. illegal immigrants who've arrived; in europe this year have come through the greek border with | As; the country of Greece continues, to reel from an economic crisis anti-immigrant feelings are on the rise there More than 90 percent of. all illegal immigrants who've arrived in Europe this; year have come through the Greek border with | as the country of greece continues to reel from an economic crisis, anti-immigrant feelings are on the rise there. more than 90 percent of all illegal immigrants who've arrived in europe this year have come through the greek border with turkey. |
That's where our reporter Joanna Kakissis went to file this story. | that's where our reporter joanna kakissis went to file this | That's, where our reporter Joanna Kakissis went, to file. this | that's where our reporter joanna kakissis went to file this story. |
It's a cloudy morning outside the police station in Orestiada. Officers are leading seven young migrants, all men from Afghanistan and Pakistan, into an armored van. One gives his name as Hamain. He's a shy, skinny 17-year-old from a village near Kandahar. | it's a cloudy morning outside the police station in orestiada officers are leading seven young migrants all men from afghanistan and pakistan into an. armored van one gives his name as hamain he's, a shy skinny 17-year-old from a village near | It's a cloudy morning outside the police station in Orestiada Officers are leading seven young migrants all men from Afghanistan and Pakistan into an, armored van One gives his name, as Hamain He's a shy skinny 17-year-old from a village near | it's a cloudy morning outside the police station in orestiada. officers are leading seven young migrants, all men from afghanistan and pakistan, into an armored van. one gives his name as hamain. he's a shy, skinny 17-year-old from a village near kandahar. |
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I come from a poor family, he says, and I want to get an education. | i come from a poor family he says and i want to get an, | I, come from a poor family he says and I want to get an | i come from a poor family, he says, and i want to get an education. |
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The police shut the van's doors and drive away. | the police shut the van's doors and drive | The police shut; the van's doors and. drive | the police shut the van's doors and drive away. |
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This is where they're taking Hamain, but he probably won't stay for long. The Fylakio detention center lies amid cotton fields and acacia trees. Birds perch on the tall barbed-wire fence that surrounds the center. It's so crowded here that police must release migrants right after they're processed. | this is where they're taking hamain but he probably won't stay for long the fylakio, detention. center lies amid cotton fields and acacia trees birds perch on the tall barbed-wire fence that surrounds the center it's so crowded here that police, must release migrants right after they're | This is where they're taking Hamain but he probably won't. stay for long, The Fylakio detention, center lies amid cotton fields and acacia trees Birds perch on, the tall barbed-wire fence that surrounds the center It's so crowded here that police must release migrants right after they're | this is where they're taking hamain, but he probably won't stay for long. the fylakio detention center lies amid cotton fields and acacia trees. birds perch on the tall barbed-wire fence that surrounds the center. it's so crowded here that police must release migrants right after they're processed. |
One migrant released on this day is Aoua Nasrudin, who's 35 and from Sudan. | one migrant released on this day is aoua nasrudin who's 35 and from | One. migrant released on this day is Aoua. Nasrudin who's 35 and. from | one migrant released on this day is aoua nasrudin, who's 35 and from sudan. |
To work there and get money, it's difficult to get money there. And there's a war there, and people kill each other. That's why we leave because it's not good for us. | to work there and get money it's difficult to get. money there and there's, a war there and people. kill each other that's why we. leave because it's not good for | To work there and get money it's difficult to get money there And there's a war there and people kill each other That's why we leave, because it's not good for | to work there and get money, it's difficult to get money there. and there's a war there, and people kill each other. that's why we leave because it's not good for us. |
In the past, Nasrudin and other migrants would have crossed a sea to reach Europe. But better coast guard patrols have cut off those routes. So smugglers now use the land border between Greece and Turkey. Illegal crossings here went up nearly 370 percent this year, says Frontex, the European Union border agency. | in the past nasrudin and other, migrants would have crossed a sea to reach europe but. better coast guard patrols have cut off those routes so smugglers now use the land border between greece. and turkey, illegal crossings, here went up nearly 370 percent this year says. frontex the european union border | In the past Nasrudin and other migrants would have crossed a sea to reach Europe But better coast guard patrols have cut off those routes. So smugglers now use the land border between Greece and Turkey Illegal crossings here went up; nearly 370 percent this year says Frontex the European Union border | in the past, nasrudin and other migrants would have crossed a sea to reach europe. but better coast guard patrols have cut off those routes. so smugglers now use the land border between greece and turkey. illegal crossings here went up nearly 370 percent this year, says frontex, the european union border agency. |
Michal Parzyszek is a Frontex spokesman. | michal parzyszek is a frontex | Michal Parzyszek. is a Frontex | michal parzyszek is a frontex spokesman. |
This is a really massive flow of migrants across the borders. I mean, people are asking what Greece could do. I mean, I cannot imagine any country to handle this issue alone. | this is a really massive flow of migrants across the borders i mean people are asking what. greece could do i mean i, cannot imagine any, country to handle this issue | This is a really massive flow of, migrants. across the borders I mean people are asking what Greece could do. I, mean I cannot. imagine any country to, handle this issue | this is a really massive flow of migrants across the borders. i mean, people are asking what greece could do. i mean, i cannot imagine any country to handle this issue alone. |
Frontex says fewer people have crossed since November, when the agency sent 175 officers here to help the Greek police. | frontex, says fewer people have crossed since november when the agency sent 175 officers here to help the greek | Frontex, says fewer people have, crossed since November when the agency sent 175 officers, here; to help the, Greek | frontex says fewer people have crossed since november, when the agency sent 175 officers here to help the greek police. |
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Eva Hatziagnidou is happy Frontex is here. She runs a kiosk in Nea Vyssa. It's a quiet village near the Turkish border. At night, she sees migrants walking through the farm fields. In the morning, she sees them bathing in the stone fountain in the main square. | eva hatziagnidou is happy frontex is here she runs a kiosk in nea vyssa it's a quiet village near the turkish border at night she sees migrants walking through the farm fields in the morning she sees. them bathing in. the stone fountain in the main | Eva Hatziagnidou is happy Frontex is here She runs a kiosk, in Nea Vyssa It's a. quiet village near the Turkish border At night she sees migrants, walking through the farm fields In the morning she sees them bathing in the stone fountain in the main | eva hatziagnidou is happy frontex is here. she runs a kiosk in nea vyssa. it's a quiet village near the turkish border. at night, she sees migrants walking through the farm fields. in the morning, she sees them bathing in the stone fountain in the main square. |
(Foreign language spoken) | (foreign language | (Foreign language | (foreign language spoken) |
Who are these people, she says. And what do they want? You just don't know because they're strangers. | who are these people she says and, what, do they want? you just. don't, know because they're | Who are these people she says And what do they want? You just don't know because, they're | who are these people, she says. and what do they want? you just don't know because they're strangers. |
The migrants travel without papers. Frontex says almost half claim false nationalities from war-torn countries to get asylum. Getting into Greece can be dangerous. Many migrants have drowned crossing the nearby Evros River. | the migrants travel without papers frontex says almost half claim. false nationalities from war-torn countries to get asylum. getting into greece can be; dangerous many migrants have drowned crossing the nearby evros | The migrants travel without papers Frontex says almost; half claim false nationalities from war-torn countries to get asylum Getting into Greece, can be dangerous Many migrants have drowned crossing the nearby, Evros. | the migrants travel without papers. frontex says almost half claim false nationalities from war-torn countries to get asylum. getting into greece can be dangerous. many migrants have drowned crossing the nearby evros river. |
(Foreign language spoken) | (foreign language | (Foreign language | (foreign language spoken) |
The police bring the bodies to this man. Mehmet Serif Damadoglou is the mufti in the mixed Christian and Muslim region of Evros. He buries the dead on a hill near his village. He says he also worries about the living. | the police bring the bodies to this man mehmet serif damadoglou is the mufti in the mixed christian. and muslim, region of evros he buries the dead. on a hill near his village he. says he also worries about the | The police bring the bodies to this. man. Mehmet Serif Damadoglou is the mufti in the mixed Christian and Muslim region of Evros He buries the dead on a hill near his village He says he also worries about the | the police bring the bodies to this man. mehmet serif damadoglou is the mufti in the mixed christian and muslim region of evros. he buries the dead on a hill near his village. he says he also worries about the living. |
(Foreign language spoken) | (foreign language | (Foreign language | (foreign language spoken) |
Without passports or money, he says, they're falling into a trap. | without passports or money he says they're falling into a | Without passports or money he says they're falling into a | without passports or money, he says, they're falling into a trap. |
Most migrants released from detention centers must leave Greece within 30 days. But most only get as far as Athens. | most migrants released from detention centers must leave greece within 30 days but most only get, as far as | Most migrants. released from detention centers; must leave. Greece within 30 days But most only get as far as | most migrants released from detention centers must leave greece within 30 days. but most only get as far as athens. |
In a dreary courtyard in the city center, migrants line up for free food prepared by local churches. Nidal Saker is a 40-year-old Palestinian who came from Gaza five months ago. He says he was beaten by anti-immigrant thugs and (unintelligible) limps on crutches. | in a dreary courtyard in the city center migrants, line up for free food prepared. by local churches nidal saker is a 40-year-old palestinian who came from gaza five months ago he says he was beaten by anti-immigrant thugs and (unintelligible) limps on | In a dreary courtyard in the city center migrants line up for free food prepared by local churches Nidal Saker is a 40-year-old Palestinian who came from Gaza five months ago He says he was beaten by, anti-immigrant. thugs and (unintelligible) limps on | in a dreary courtyard in the city center, migrants line up for free food prepared by local churches. nidal saker is a 40-year-old palestinian who came from gaza five months ago. he says he was beaten by anti-immigrant thugs and (unintelligible) limps on crutches. |
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