For the first time.. a surprise about the new ISIS leader and his identity

[yota691]

For the first time.. a surprise about the new ISIS leader and his identity

• Time: 03/11/2022 21:58:50
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{Umniah: Al Furat News} Two Iraqi security officials and a Western security source said that the new leader of ISIS terrorist gangs is the brother-in-law of the former ISIS leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

The announcement of Abu al-Hassan al-Hashimi al-Qurashi's appointment came in a recorded audio message posted by ISIS on the Internet on Thursday, just weeks after the killing of Abu Ibrahim al-Qurashi, who succeeded al-Baghdadi in 2019 and was the second man to hold the title of "caliph" in ISIS.

The endings were similar for Al-Baghdadi and Al-Qurashi, and each of them was killed by blowing himself and his family members during an American raid on the place where he was hiding and hiding in northern Syria.

Two Iraqi security officials told Reuters today, Friday, that the new leader's real name is "Jumaa Awad al-Badri" from Iraq, and that he is the older brother of al-Baghdadi.

A Western security official confirmed that the two men were brothers, but did not specify which of them was older.

This is the first time this information has been revealed since ISIS announced the appointment of a new leader. 

Little is known about Al-Badri, but he hails from circles close to the mysterious Iraqi terrorists who were hardened by the battles and emerged following the entry of US forces into Iraq in 2003.

[horsesoldier]

Keeping it " All in the Family "

[Half Crazy Runner]

3 hours ago, horsesoldier said:

Keeping it " All in the Family "

I wonder which brother is the “Fredo” of the family…? 

[tn vol]

Blow him up, they will eventually get the message.   How bout them Vols men's basketball team!

[Stelardoc]

What's the difference between a terrorist and an Iraqi politician?

Politicians shave

Terrorists' don't 😁

 

What do they have in common?

They both reek havoc on innocent people

[Stelardoc]

7 minutes ago, Stelardoc said:

What's the difference between a terrorist and an Iraqi politician?

Politicians shave

Terrorists' don't 😁

 

What do they have in common?

They both reek havoc on innocent people 

I stand corrected on the first comparison

Some politicians do have some facial hair just not full on beards.

Maliki even sports a 5' 0'clock potato shadow in some pics.

But he is a hybrid.

He's a terrorist posing as a politician