Islamic State calls for attacks against Europe and the US to “avenge” the Muslims of Gaza

The terrorist group Islamic State (IS) today called on its followers to attack various cities in Europe and the United States, and thus “avenge” the Muslims of Palestine and other countries of Middle East.

”Let them know that they will be held accountable for their crimes in Palestine, in Iraq, in the Levant and in the rest of the Muslim countries in the streets of Washington, Paris, London, Rome and the countries of the atheists”said IS spokesman Abu Hazifa al Ansari in an audio broadcast on the terrorist group’s channels.

In an unusual speech lasting more than half an hour, the spokesperson assured that “the conflict” must now focus on Israel’s allies instead of on the Jewish State itself, as well as with the Arab countries that maintain relations with that nation.

“The war is with the Jews and their allies”

“Within the framework of our faith that the war is with the Jews and their allies everywhere, the Islamic State announces the deployment of all its fighters, especially, and all Muslims, in general, in support of the vulnerable to target Jews, Christians and their criminal allies everywhere under heaven.”Al Ansari added.

Likewise, he called for “revenge for the Muslims of Palestine, Iraq, the Levant and the countries Muslims” and urged “to diversify plans and operations with explosives, shooting, knives and attacks.”

”Pursue Jewish and Christian prisoners on the streets of the United States, Europe and around the world and break into their homes and kill them.”said the spokesperson, who asked “not distinguishing between civil or military atheists because Jewish and Christian armies bomb Muslim countries without differentiating between civilians and military.”

The Islamic State claims responsibility for the Iran attack

The statements by the Islamic State spokesman come on the same day that the terrorist group has claimed responsibility for the double suicide attack on Wednesday in the city of Kermanin southern Iran, which left at least 84 dead and more than 200 injured.

The terrorist group controlled large areas of Iraq and Syria in 2014 until its territorial defeat in 2017 and 2019, respectively, which largely undermined its operational capabilities on the ground.

However, the organization continues to launch calls to recruit members and incites its followers to attack various countries around the planet, including those with a Muslim majority, which have been the hardest hit by IS attacks.