Leaving Tunisia through a tunnel
Extremist Abu Aisha killed by airstrike in Iraq
The Tunisian army announced the killing of the terrorist elements, Abu Aisha
Tunisia - Hayet al-Ghanimi
The Tunisian army announced the killing of the terrorist elements, Abu Aisha, by airstrike targeted the house of money of ISIS organization. Private sources stressed that the element was the head of the salaries' committee in the house of money. His name is Jihad Emara, was born in November 18, 1989, in Mahdia province.
Emara left Tunisia, in 2014, heading to Libya, Turkey, Syria and then Iraq. In previous statements of Emara on one of the Iraqi channels, he stressed that he managed to get out of Tunisia through a tunnel was dug in al-Sha'nby mountains. Therefore, he went to Libya.
Abu Aisha was married to the daughter of extremist, Abdul Rahman Mustafa Alqadomy, nicknamed "Abu Ali Anbari", and known as the second man in ISIS, and was the first deputy of the Caliph Abu Bakr. He was killed in March 24, 2016.
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