أيمن الظواهري يتوعد بمواصلة الجهاد انتقاما لبن لادن
Aymen Al-Zawahiri vows to continue al-Qaeda's jihad
مشاهير123 - توعد القيادي البارز في تنظيم القاعدة أيمن الظواهري في شريط مصور مسجل بث على مواقع إلكترونية اليوم الأربعاء الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية قائلا إنها سوف تندم على قتلها لزعيم القاعدة أسامة بن لادن .وقال الظواهرى موجها حديثه لأمريكا” إن واشنطن كانت سعيدة بمقتل الرئيس العراقي السابق صدام حسين ولكن العراق الآن في أيدي المجاهدين”.
وأضاف ” أنتم الآن تبتهجون باغتيال الشيخ أسامة بن لادن “المجاهد العظيم” ولكنكم أيضا ستندمون”.
وقال الظواهرى في الشريط المسجل ومدته نحو 30 دقيقة إن المسلمين في مصر وليبيا وتونس و سوريا يخوضون نفس الكفاح ضد الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية .
كما حث الشباب في باكستان على أن يحذو حذو أقرانهم في الدول العربية ويسعون للإطاحة بحكومتهم .
وفي الوقت نفسه نصح الظواهري اتباع تنظيم القاعدة الكف عن شن هجمات على الأسواق والمساجد والأماكن العامة الأخرى.
كما حذر الظواهري الثوار الليبيين من الشروع في صفقة مقايضة مع دول حلف شمال الأطلسي (الناتو) ، موضحا أنه من الخطأ الوثوق في غارات الناتو ، مؤكدا في الوقت نفسه على ضرورة قيام الليبيين بتسليح أنفسهم.
English: Machahir123- - Ayman al-Zawahiri, al-Qaeda's second in command, has issued a eulogy for Osama bin Laden, saying the slain group's chief terrified the US when he was alive and would continue to do so in death.
Al-Zawahiri appeared in a white Arab robe and turban, a Kalashnikov at his side, in a 28-minute video posted on jihadist online forums on Wednesday.
"We will pursue the jihad until we expel the invaders from Muslim lands," he was quoted as saying in the video titled "The Noble Knight Dismounted".
The Egyptian, who has long been considered al-Qaeda's operational head, heaped praise on bin Laden, killed in a May 2 US raid in Pakistan.
The Egyptian, who has long been considered al-Qaeda's operational head, heaped praise on bin Laden, killed in a May 2 US raid in Pakistan.
Al-Zawahiri, who is believed to be operating from somewhere near the Pakistan-Afghanistan frontier, also blasted the US for burying bin Laden at sea and urged the Pakistani people to rise against the country's military rulers and politicians, describing them as "traitors".
Marwan Bishara, Al Jazeera's senior political analyst, said al-Zawahiri is an irrelevant figure in today's Arab world.
"The whole idea of being the 'second in command' is of course more of a media construct than it is in any way a chart within that group. Bin laden was the guru and the guru is dead.
"What is left is an organisation that claimed a false prophecy during a time that Arabs were lost. That was in the 80s, 90s and the last decade. Now the Arabs have found their voice, and are out in their millions in the streets in the Arab world. So, in a sense, the whole idea of al-Qaeda, even if it had any merits in the eyes of very few, it simply has absolutely no role in today's Arab world," Bishara said.
"What is left is an organisation that claimed a false prophecy during a time that Arabs were lost. That was in the 80s, 90s and the last decade. Now the Arabs have found their voice, and are out in their millions in the streets in the Arab world. So, in a sense, the whole idea of al-Qaeda, even if it had any merits in the eyes of very few, it simply has absolutely no role in today's Arab world," Bishara said.