Syrian rebels behead fellow rebel, apologize

A rebel group in Syria described as militant Islamist recently beheaded a man, but apologized and asked for forgiveness because the victims was "the wrong man."

Izvor: Tanjug

Friday, 15.11.2013.

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DAMASCUS A rebel group in Syria described as militant Islamist recently beheaded a man, but apologized and asked for forgiveness because the victims was "the wrong man." Members of the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) group previously triumphantly showed a severed human head to a crowd gathered in the town of Aleppo. Syrian rebels behead fellow rebel, apologize They claimed the victim was a member of an Iraqi Shia militia fighting for President Bashar al-Assad, the British daily Telegraph reported. But the head was "recognized from the video as belonging to a member of Ahrar al-Sham, a Sunni Islamist rebel group that often fights alongside ISIS," said the report. It was determined that the victim was Mohammed Fares. CNN quoted the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights to report that he was "an anti-government fighter wounded in clashes against the Syrian Army earlier." Fighting in Syria (Beta/AP, file) Tanjug

Syrian rebels behead fellow rebel, apologize

They claimed the victim was a member of an Iraqi Shia militia fighting for President Bashar al-Assad, the British daily Telegraph reported.

But the head was "recognized from the video as belonging to a member of Ahrar al-Sham, a Sunni Islamist rebel group that often fights alongside ISIS," said the report.

It was determined that the victim was Mohammed Fares. CNN quoted the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights to report that he was "an anti-government fighter wounded in clashes against the Syrian Army earlier."

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