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On Sunday, Al-Qaeda issued a video message apologizing for attacking a hospital in Sanaa early this month. Qassim Al-Raimi, an Al-Qaeda leader said the attack was a mistake.
"We confess to this mistake and fault. We offer our apologies and condolences to the families of the victims," Raimi said in the video, which was published by al Qaeda media outlet Al-Malahim.
"We did not want your lost ones; we did not target them on purpose. This is not of our religion or our morals", Al-Raimi said.
"We saw what the Yemeni channel broadcast: a gunman entering a hospital,we did not order him to do so, and we are not pleased with what he did. Moreover, it wronged us and pained us, because we do not fight in this manner", Raimi added.
The apology is very shocking, although this is not the first Al-Qaeda is apologizing.
"We confess to this mistake and fault. We offer our apologies and condolences to the families of the victims," Raimi said in the video, which was published by al Qaeda media outlet Al-Malahim.
"We did not want your lost ones; we did not target them on purpose. This is not of our religion or our morals", Al-Raimi said.
"We saw what the Yemeni channel broadcast: a gunman entering a hospital,we did not order him to do so, and we are not pleased with what he did. Moreover, it wronged us and pained us, because we do not fight in this manner", Raimi added.
The apology is very shocking, although this is not the first Al-Qaeda is apologizing.
