In two scenes, Hamas militants appeared to be shooting captives execution-style at close range, and bodies were seen falling to the ground. In another scene, a group of Jund Ansar Allah captives were seen standing motionless against a wall a few meters away. Israeli television Channel 10 also broadcast a recording of what it said was the Hamas military communication channel, ordering Hamas forces to execute everyone. There was no immediate comment from Hamas officials. However, Hamas had previously denied that an execution took place at the site, or that members of Jund Ansar Allah were "massacred." Reactions Following the battle, Jund Ansar Allah vowed to attack Hamas security compounds and mosques in retaliation. On 29 August, bombs exploded inside a security compound and near a Hamas-affiliated mosque in Gaza City, according to security officials. Nobody was injured in the attacks. Jund Ansar al-Jihad wal Sunna, a previously unknown Islamist group, claimed responsibility for the attack on the Hamas security headquarters, declaring: "We urge our jihadist brothers to join forces to conduct painful joint attacks against those miscreant apostates [Hamas] and end their reign." The Associated Press said that "the two explosions appear[ed] to be revenge attacks against Gaza's Islamic Hamas rulers," and suggested a link with Jund Ansar Allah. See also Islamic Emirate of Kunar Islamic Emirate of Byara Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan References 2000s in the Gaza Strip Former countries in Asia Former emirates Former theocracies Former unrecognized countries Rebellions in Asia Emirates States and territories established in 2009 States and territories disestablished in 2009 2009 establishments in Asia 2009 disestablishments in Asia Lists of former countries Former countries in Western Asia Gaza Strip tr:Refah İslam Emirliği ar:إمارة رفح الإسلامية