Al Qaeda In Iraq Are Predicting More Bloodshed

Iraqi Qaeda Predicts More Bloodshed -- News 24/AFP

Baghdad - Al-Qaeda's Iraqi affiliate said on Friday that it was behind this week's co-ordinated car bombings against Shi'ites in Baghdad that killed 64 people and it threatened more such attacks.

In a statement on the Al-Hanein jihadi website, the Islamic State of Iraq said Tuesday's attacks were to avenge "insults" against Aisha, the wife of Islam's Prophet Mohammed.

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