militant group of Egypt declare to support ISIS

Abu Bakar Al Baghdadi ISIS Leader

militant group of Egypt  declare to support ISIS

Cairo, KOMPAS.COM — Ansar Beit al-jihad Jerusalem, an organization based in the North of the Sinai Peninsula, Egypt, have expressed their loyalty to the ISIS group.

The oath of allegiance to the leader of ISIS, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, was recorded anduploaded on the official Twitter account and the site of the militant group, Sunday evening (9/11/2014). Through his Twitter account, the Group of Egypt's jihad callBaghdadi as "viceroys" and urged other Muslims to support it.

Unknown speaker said, Ansar al-Jerusalem Beit decided to join ISIS "that her birthsymbolizes new hope through monotheism".

Previously, early last week, in his official Twitter account, the Group denied reports that mention have declared their loyalty oath to Al-Baghdadi.

Jerusalem-Beit al Ansar, which means "protector of Jerusalem", has claimed a series ofattacks launched a responsible for terrible generally targeting Egypt security forces.

Senior Iraq officials Sunday reported that Baghdadi had been injured in an air attack.However, the US Defense Department said it had no such information.

Iraq Defence Minister Khalid al-Ubaydi issued a message on his Facebook page thatconfirmed that attack injured in Baghdadi us air in the city of Mosul, Northern Iraq, Friday.

Iraq Interior Ministry also confirmed the news to the Associated Press. Various other reports claimed the air strikes, killing one of his aides near Baghdadi.

Earlier, on Sunday, a senior military officer in the United Kingdom warned that if this report is true, ISIS will update his command. Defense Chief of staff United KingdomNick Houghton said in a BBC television interview that if Baghdadi were killed, he would not rush to conclude that it would be a "strategic setback" to the rebels.

United Kingdom: ISIS Will Have New Leaders

LONDON, KOMPAS.com — United Kingdom military senior officials warned thatmilitant groups ISIS will have new commanders, even if American air attacks in Iraqkilling leaders of the Group were high.

In an interview with BBC television broadcast on Sunday (9/11/2014), Minister of defence of United Kingdom Nick Houghton said it is not yet certain whether the American air raids on Friday night then near Mosul against vehicle convoys of ISIS has killed their leader, Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi.

However, Houghton says, even if Baghdadi were killed, he would not rush to concludethat it will lead to a setback for the group.

Iraq said it was still investigating whether the leader of ISIS Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi is in the convoy and possibly injury or were killed in the air raids.

In an interview with CBS television stations, US President Barack Obama said the air attack "have been quite effective to undermine" the ability of the militants and slow down their progress.

Obama added, sending 1,500 additional U.s. troops to train Iraq's military marks a"new phase" in the war against groups of ISIS. Obama said, the increase in American troops that would help Iraq conduct "resistance", but he reiterated his stand thatAmerican troops will not engage in combat on the ground.