In an adroit, if dangerous move Jordan has:
...announced the release of Abu Muhammad al Maqdisi, a pro-al Qaeda, anti-Islamic State jihadist ideologue earlier today. And the news was quickly celebrated by Maqdisi's allies on social media.
(Later) No official explanation for Maqdisi's release has been given. But a Jordanian "security source" told Reuters that "Maqdisi was expected to denounce the immolation of the Jordanian pilot" as being contrary to "faith values."
And a Jordanian television station is already advertising an "exclusive interview" with Maqdisi, who criticizes the Islamic State once again.
Link:http://www.longwarjournal.org/archiv...ihadists_c.php