differences aside because they all hate us, is this the same dynamic on the ground not asked the bombing of the airport, the taliban was embarrassed by the winds of people trying to escape in downtown kabul at the airport, they wanted that place cleared. his calming effect, they wanted these people. you are dynamic we are facing, the americans enemy number one are gone, you have a bunch of us that s when to get worse and certainly directing each other so i think you re going to see the play up, internal bombing of each other because we don t care about them. the great concern is in the midst of all about, you start to have terror camps set up again outside of the control in particular groups through that, that training as individuals sent throughout the middle east were you with the increasing
terror camps in eastern libya. let s get more now from ian lee following the story in istanbul. we ve seen this before. twin bombings on palm sunday. is this threat of extremism growing? reporter: well, george, this is something that we re seeing in egypt really over the past six months, more of these deadly attention against christians by terror groups inside egypt. now, prefer attacks like this have been claimed by isis. this current one, no one has yet come out to claim responsibility. if it is isis, expect them to say that they did carry it out. but there have been a string of deadly attacks starting in december in cairo where a church next to the main cathedral was bombed killing more than two dozen people. and then last april where you had twin suicide bombing attacks on two different churches on palm sunday. that killed 45 people.
there live from tunisia. thank you so much. another terrorism attack to tell you about. the egyptian government promises to fight back against terrorism after a deadly attack. at least 28 people were killed after gunman targeted a bus packed with coptic christians. they were headed to a monestary in southern egypt. in retaliation, egyptian air force launched air strikes against what the president called terror camps in eastern libya. ian lee following the latest from istanbul. turkey is certainly we know yis has been targeting coptic christians. what makes this even more bad, these people were in the middle of nowhere, no recourse, nothing to do when suddenly they were attacked. when you look at the pictures, you can see this van was in the middle of the desert,
isis claiming responsibility for that. and then in between all of that, in the northern part of sinai, you ve had isis target christians. there has been an exodus of christians out of sinai. and i ve spoken with them. and a lot of the times after these attacks, they tell me that they don t believe the government is doing enough. we heard from the president yesterday, he said that egypt is going to target terror camps that harbor and train terrorists, whether it s inside or outside of egypt. he also pledged that or he also called on the international community to do more. but this latest attack is just having egypt s christians on edge because they just feel vulnerable. where this bus that was traveling to saint samuel monastery, which can is this road is in really the middle of nowhere and it s easy for militants to strike and then disappear. and that has been a real challenge for the egyptians to try to curb this violence. cnn correspondent ian lee
he was born in saudi arabia and left for afghanistan just weeks before the 9/11 attacks where the trained in terror camps and took part in attacks in 2002 and 2003 that left two u.s. service members killed. the families of those service members are expected inside the brooklyn courthouse this morning. it s been a long road to trial after the attacks in afghanistan the defendant reportedly went to pakistan and then traveled to nigeria where he plotted to blowup a u.s. embassy and then wound up in libya where he s was i am i imprisoned six year d claimed allegiance to al-qaeda and extradited from italy where he could face life behind bars. shannon: he has a lengthy