Palestinian terrorist group says truce is off

BBC:

An al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades leader says the Palestinian militant group will no longer respect a six-month truce after Israeli raids killed three militants.

"There will be no limits to our responses... We need to protect our people," said Zakaria Zubeidi.

Mr Zubeidi speaks for the group only in Jenin, where one of its commanders was killed during an overnight raid.

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Samer Saadi, a local leader of the al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades, was shot dead during what Israeli forces called an arrest raid in Jenin.

The other two men, both members of the Islamic Jihad, were killed in an exchange of fire in the nearby town of Birqin.

"This Zionist enemy only understands the language of bullets. We in the al-Aqsa Brigades have committed ourselves to the truce but this enemy is not committing to the truce," Mr Zubeidi told reporters.

The religious bigots of Hamas broke the truce and it appears that now the other Palestinian religious bogots will join them.

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