Why Syria's Jolani, moderate leader behind Assad’s downfall, who was once an extremist because of 9/11 attackers changed his approach later
rebels who led the movement to topple the Assad's rule have said that Abu Mohammed al-Jolani is the leader of the Islamist alliance that spearheaded an offensive and allowed the overthrow to be possible.
Jolani heads Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), which is rooted in Syria's branch of Al-Qaeda. He is an extremist who adopted a more moderate posture in order to achieve his goals.
On Sunday, as the rebels entered Damascus, he ordered all military forces in the capital not to approach public institutions.
He had earlier this week said the objective of his offensive, which saw city after city fall from government control, was to overthrow Assad.
When did Jolani started shifting his approach?
Since breaking ties with Al-Qaeda in 2016, Jolani has sought to portray himself as a more moderate leader.
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