Dossier[]
Jibril Al-Bara (Arabic: جبريل البراء) is believed to be a cell leader for Al-Samad in Rome. Little information exists on the target, and to all accounts, Jibril values his privacy, which is strangely at odds with his reportedly extensive social network. In the past, his safehouses and residences have employed an extensive surveillance system, and it is guaranteed that common routes into his compound will be heavily monitored by cameras and armed guards... if infiltrating a location where Al-Bara is assumed to be, it is recommended that all due caution be used in performing any suspicious activity, including assault, in the line of sight of cameras or the mission is likely to end in failure.
Al-Bara is a practiced socialite, and while he is difficult to track at most times, his gatherings attract many noteworthy figures in Europe and beyond, many of them well-connected. As much as harming Al-Bara would cause repercussions within Al-Samad, harming his guests may cause repercussions in public circles.
Al-Bara's desire for privacy vs. his extensive social network are at odds with each other. He recognizes the need for networking and promoting himself, but does so in rigidly controlled conditions. Al-Bara is unlikely to meet guests at the gate, and once they are inside, he often has his servants or guards handle the formal escort procedures. Any attempt to reach Al-Bara will require getting past several layers of his compound then being patient until he makes his eventual appearance.
Secret Fact: Jibril is a confirmed cell leader of Al-Samad, and while his sympathies clearly lie with the terrorist organization, the State Department has implicated him in various financial corruption scandals, but this information doesn't match Interpol's financial records on Al-Bara. Strangely enough, the State Department's evidence was added to Al-Bara's file a few months before Operation Desert Spear was set in motion to deal with Shaheed.
Interactions with Michael Thorton[]
- Michael Thorton will attempt to identify Jibril Al-Bara and assassinate him during a party he hosts after seeing intel suggesting he is an Al-Samad cell leader. Upon identifying him, Mina Tang informs Michael that the intel they have may have been doctored by Halbech. The player can then choose whether to assassinate Al-Bara or abort the mission.
- If the mission to assassinate Al-Bara was aborted, he will e-mail Michael Thorton stating he knows of the plan to assassinate him, demanding a face-to-face meeting. Upon going to this meeting, Michael Thorton instead meets Conrad Marburg, who informs Thorton that he killed Al-Bara. If Al-Bara was assassinated, Conrad Marburg contacts Thorton instead, asking to meet.
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| Graybox Alan Parker, Henry Leland, Michael Thorton, Mina Tang, Sean Darcy, Yancy Westridge |
| Graybox Factions Alpha Protocol, Halbech Corporation, U.S. Military Alpha Protocol |
| Saudi Arabia Ali Shaheed, Omar Mohammed bin Nasri, , Al-Samad Lieutenant, Scarlet Lake |
| Saudi Arabia Factions Al-Samad |
| Rome Conrad Marburg, Gelateria Nico Proprietor, Jibril Al-Bara, Madison Saint James |
| Rome Factions CIA, Deus Vult |
| Moscow Albatross, Championchik, Grigori Pazinhov, Konstantin Brayko, SIE, Sergei Surkov, Sis |
| Moscow Factions G22, Russian Mafia, Surkov's Guards, VCI |
| Taipei Hong Shi, Omen Deng, Ronald Sung, Steven Heck, Wen Shu |
| Taipei Factions Chinese Secret Police, NSB, White Oak Mountain Triad |