Saudi fighter with Islamic State urges fighters to wage jihad in kingdom - SITE


  • World
  • Thursday, 18 Sep 2014

DUBAI (Reuters) - A Saudi suicide bomber with the Islamic State group called on fellow Saudis to wage jihad and expressed hope that the group would expand into Saudi Arabia and "expel the disbelievers from the Arabian Peninsula", the SITE monitoring service said.

It said the man, identified as Abu Hajer al-Jazrawi, had carried out a suicide bombing in August in Syria's Raqqa, a bastion of IS. The video was posted on an IS internet feed late on Wednesday.

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