’ISIL’ Crucifies Rival Militants in Syria

Local Editor

Terrorists from the so-called "Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant" [ISIL] in Syria publicly executed and crucified nine men, eight of them rival militants fighting against both "jihadists" as well as the Syrian government forces, a monitor said on Sunday.

"ISIL" militants executed eight men on Saturday because they belonged to rebel groups that had fought against the "jihadists" and the Syrian government forces, according to the so-called Syrian Observatory for Human Rights on Sunday.

"ISIL" then "crucified them in the main square of the village, where their bodies will remain for three days," it said.

The incident happened in Deir Hafer in the east of Aleppo Province, the monitor said.

Also in Aleppo province, a ninth man was executed and crucified in Al-Bab town near the border with Turkey.

Clashes between the rival militant groups still continue despite an order by senior al-Qaeda leaders to stop the infighting.

Sources: News Agencies, Edited by website team