TUNIS (Reuters) - For Walid, Tunisia's revolution is an opportunity to turn one of the Arab world's most secular countries towards Islam.
"We paid a heavy price for the revolution so we are not ready to let secularists and supporters of the Zionists control our destiny," said the young man, with a beard and a long white robe, after prayers in the Omrane district of the capital.
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