I'm John Batsu with my colleagues Bill Rajo's foundation for the

Defense of Democracy Senior Fellow keeps the Long War Journal where you can find a posting by Joe Truzmann of the Foundation

for Defense of Democracy about a story that requires a lot of detail.

Al-Nasser-Sala-A-Din brigades break with Liwa al-Tauid.

The Al-Nasser-Sala-Al-Din brigades, an ally of Hamas and other terrorist organizations announced that it is disavowed Liva

Al-Tahid, a long-time affiliate.

The reasons for the split are not clear.

This is you, Joe. Please first explain that all

Hamas is not Hamas or all Gaza is not Hamas. That's true of the West Bank as

well. What are these in particular organizations? Do these have a direct line of command

with Hamas or are they on their own in there? Good evening.

Hi John. So yeah, let's I'll explain a little bit here.

So Salahadin brigades and this other group, Lilaoid, they were allies, all right, they were affiliated with each other and of course with Hamas.

Now, as you're saying, not all groups are Hamas in the Gaza Strip Strip in the West Bank,

but many groups that armed organizations in the Gaza Strip

are allied with Hamas.

They essentially what they do or what they are

or support for Hamas especially during conflict. Now in this

case this group Nas of Salahadin and this other group Liwa Tawa at the weed, they split.

They were closely allied together.

They fought together.

And for one, for some reason,

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