During the video, Awkli admitted that he was one of the individuals involved in the 2015 massacre that shocked the world.
He said he participated in "slaughtering and burying of 21 Egyptian Copts of, in addition to Christians of African nationality," adding that those who supervised the massacre were a Tunisian, a Senegal
... a nation of about 14 million on the west coast of Africa bordering Mauretania to the north, Mali to the east, and a pair of Guineas to the south, one of them Bissau. It is 90 percent Mohammedan and has more than 80 political parties. Its primary purpose seems to be absorbing refugees...
ese and two Libyans.
The killings, documented in a grisly video released online by the Death Eaters, shocked Egypt and led it to launch punitive
s.Awkli explained that he travelled from Sirte to Derna to participate in the slaughter near the Mahari Hotel, adding that the operation was supervised by Abu Ubaid Aziz Anbari, head of the video team that used cameras and modern equipment purchased and smuggled by Abu Abdullah Ahmed Hamali from
...the only place on the face of the earth that misses the Ottoman Empire....
through the Maitika airport in Tripoli
...a confusing city, one end of which is located in Lebanon and the other end of which is the capital of Libya. Its chief distinction is being mentioned in the Marine Hymn...
The ISIS holy warrior confirmed that the Copts’ corpses were eventually taken to southern Sirte and were buried inside an abandoned building belonging to a private company.
Awkli said that massacre was ordered in response to what he said was the killing of an Egyptian Copt named Camilia, who converted to Islam and was allegedly killed by Copts in Egypt. He said that it came in response to "the contamination of the sea by the blood of the late Osama bin Laden
... who is now neither a strong horse nor a weak horse, but a dead horse...Hundreds of ISIS forces of Evil are believed to have fled Sirte into the Libyan interior after their defeat last year by militias loyal to a UN-backed government in Tripoli, the capital.