IS threatens to take revenge on mosque

During the Friday prayers of two mosques in Christchurch, Christchurch, New Zealand's Muslim supremo and British religious fanatic Brenton Torrent shot indiscriminately and killed 50 devotees. A senior leader of the armed militant organization Islamic State (IS) threatened to take revenge on the genocide.
The New Zealand Herald report, quoted in the New Zealand Times, as reported by the US Press, told that the 44-minute audio message from the armed militant organization, IS spokesman Abu Hassan Al-Mujahir, will take revenge.
The New York Times said, broke the silence of the six-month silence and called for the revenge of al-Mujahir. This senior leader of IS has called on all Muslims to support the IS militants to take revenge of such brutal attacks against Muslims.

The senior leader of the ISA said in the audio message: "Foolish people should wake up after seeing this scene of genocide in two mosques. And the Khilafah (IS) members should be encouraged to take retaliation for their attacks on their religion. "Al-Mujahir compares this genocide to massacre in their last controlled territory in Syria.
He also said, 'This is the killing of Muslims in Syrian Baghies, with all known weapons of genocide known as bomas. We must build our resistance against such massacre on Muslims.
The New York Times says most of those killed in Syrian Baghians are IS fighters and their wives and children. In the fight against the establishment of the Islamic Caliphate, the IS declared the armed wars in the USA now fighting their opponents in Syria's Baghise region.