Faker Boussora

In early 2002, he was the subject of an international manhunt, one week after his Montreal companion Abderraouf Jdey was identified as the fifth person seen on a videotape found in Afghanistan, pledging to die as a shaheed. Together with Jdey, Boussora was placed on the Federal Bureau of Investigation's newly created FBI Seeking Information – Terrorism list, along with the other four subjects of the videotape, even though Boussora was not otherwise connected to the group.

Upon his return, Boussora rented a second-floor apartment above a tailor shop owned by Hasidic Jews. During his absence, and even following his departure from Canada, mail still arrived at his old suite from the Middle East addressed to him. In November 2001, he left Canada, believed to be bound for Europe, possibly together with Jdey.

Boussora left Tunisia in 1988, and moved to France. In 1991 he moved to Montreal, Quebec, Canada on a student visa, where he attended the Assuna Mosque, and may have met with Raouf Hannachi. Living in a Montreal suite, he continued making routine trips back home to Tunisia until 1999, when he received Canadian citizenship, and left Canada for an undisclosed location. Believed to have a serious pituitary gland illness causing "extremely poor health", authorities allege he trained at an Afghan training camp before subsequently returning to Canada.

Faker Ben Abdelazziz Boussora (Arabic: فاكر بن عبد العزيز بوصرّة ‎) born March 22, 1964 in Tunisia) is a Canadian citizen, and a senior member of al-Qaeda. He is being sought in connection with possible terrorist activity within the United States, with a US$5 million bounty on his head by American authorities. He also went by the name Abu Yusif al-Tunisi.