Israeli Air Raid Killing Al Qaeda Leader Pro Gaza Militants

Israeli Air Raid Killing Al Qaeda Leader Pro Gaza Militants, Israeli air strike in Gaza City killed the leader of the pro-Al Qaeda factions, Friday, December 30, 2011. The death toll had already become the target of Israel for his involvement in the shooting of rockets and plan attacks against the Jewish state from the neighboring Egyptian Sinai.

Israeli Air Raid Killing Al Qaeda Leader Pro Gaza Militants, Israel’s air strikes against militant Salafi second recorded this week. Mengidentidikasikan militants killed it as a moment of Abu Daf, head of the Army of Islam, including among network offshoot of Palestinian groups claiming allegiance to al-Qaeda and reinforced volunteers who sneak in from Sinai.

Rulers of Gaza, Hamas, which sometimes participate in the more radical groups, trying to adapt to the secular Palestinian rivals and Egyptian groups who fight for their rights after the fall of President Hosni Mubarak, who allied with the U.S. in February.

Israeli Air Raid Killing Al Qaeda Leader Pro Gaza Militants

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Abu Daf killed when a missile struck the district of Zeitoun, Gaza City, the Health Ministry said the Hamas government. Five Palestinians were injured and one of them needs to get medical care.

Israeli aircraft had “targeted a terrorist squad that has been known for some time before firing rockets at Israel from northern Gaza Strip.”

Abu Daf, the statement said, had been planned and implemented a number and variety of aiming terror trials as well as engage actively preparing for terror attacks against Israel-Egypt border that successfully thwarted this week. “

It refers to the killing of other Salafi fighters, Abdallah Telbani on Tuesday by Israel.

Israel on full alert to face such attacks since eight of its citizens killed by armed intruders in no strict borders on Egypt in August. Israeli forces that dispels the gunmen killed five Egyptian border guards, destroy strategic relations with Cairo.

“We retaliate if fired upon,” said an Israeli security officer Friday after an air strike in Gaza. “Obviously once Hamas is not interested in the fire, but also do not want to extinguish the fire.”