This is the reason ISIS Not Jihad Against Israel in Palestine

The group Islamic State (ISIS) to uncover the reasons why they do not ber- "jihad" in Palestine against Israel. According to ISIS, "jihad" in Palestine against Israel does not take precedence when they fight the enemy in other countries.

ISIS media articles about the reasons not jihad against Israel in Palestine.

The reason it appears in the article ISIS media mouthpiece, Al-Naba, 22 edition, under the title "Beit Al-Maqdis" and "First and Foremost an Issue of Shari'a Law".


Both articles that explain the position related ISIS Palestinian crisis and the war against Israel, both ideological and practical perspectives. The article stated that the struggle against Israel does not take precedence over the "jihad" against those "infidels" in other places.

Furthermore, ISIS is more concerned with the fight against the "infidel inside", ie, against the rulers and Muslim governments are at odds with their interests.

Surprisingly, according to ISIS, the priority of the war against Israel is a deviation from the principles of Islam. The reason is, because "jihad", aims to create religious and applying sharia law. "Because the whole world except for the area ISIS controlled and ruled by infidels," reads the article was translated ISIS media Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), yesterday (03/23/2016).


Still according to the ISIS media article, limiting the goal of "jihad" for war solely against Jews is forbidden in the law of God. "In view of ISIS, if there is a priority of jihad in one place, it must first liberate the holy places of Islam, Mecca and Medina, from the clutches of the royal family of Saudi Arabia," the sound of that article.


ISIS group in the article it states that the war against the "infidels" is the duty of Muslims in the nearby area. Thus, against Israel should be handed over to the Palestinian people. However, ISIS calls on Muslims around the world to help the Palestinians to attack Israel and its allies wherever they could.

The article also contains some criticism of the nationalist regimes in the Arab world, as well as left-wing movement and the Shiite militia movement in the Middle East, especially Hezbollah.