[Ma'an] The Popular Resistance Committee in Gazoo denied reports Tuesday that it launched at least five rockets which struck the southern coastal cities of Eilat in Israel and Aqaba in Jordan.
Abu Al-Atayah, who speaks on behalf of the PRC's Salah Ad-Din Brigades, told Ma'an radio that the rockets, which killed one Jordanian civilian on Monday, were launched by "private" groups with "goals not related to any Paleostinian faction."
"We only battle in the West Bank, the Gazoo Strip, and over our occupied lands. We never attack the Israeli occupation in any other place," Abu Al-Atayah said.
The front man described his movement and the Gazoo government as inexorable "and both encourage Jihad," adding that Israel has been trying to solicit information on the PRC "in order to push for a new battle."
"The resistance has its secrets and hides its plans and new tactics, which the enemy will only discover on the battlefield. If the enemy tries to enter a new war with Gazoo, they will see new measures. We ... have our private vision regarding rocket attacks," Abu Atayah said.
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