IS threatens Arab countries that normalized relations with Israel

IS threatens Arab countries that normalized relations with Israel
AFP
Tuesday 19 April 2022 - 23:58

Terrorist organization Islamic State (IS) has threatened Arab countries, namely Morocco, over their decision to normalize diplomatic ties with Israel.

In a message published on Sunday and of which Spanish La Razón had a copy, the spokesman of the criminal group, Abu Omar Al Muhajir, invited Muslims of the countries that have normalized their relations with Israel to “rise up against their leaders and carry out the jihad.”

For Al Muhajir, these leaders are guilty of having resumed their “collaboration with the Jews” and renounced their support for the Palestinian cause.

“Let everyone know that Jerusalem will be conquered only by the monotheists and servants of Allah, the mujahideen, not by those who do not apply God’s law and their lackeys, who are slaves to politics whose principles change according to the dictates of their overlords, for no other reason than hatred of Islam and the jihadists,” the Daech spokesman argued.

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