ISIS vs al-Qaida: Terrorists turn on EACH other in Easter Sunday bloodbath

Jabot Al-Joulan charged ISIS' positions in the villages of Wadi Al-Zamrani and Wadi Al-Murtabiyah in a violent terror-on-terror battle.

Ten al-Qaida soldiers perished and 13 ISIS militants died – according to AhlulBayt News Agency.

But despite the heavier death toll, ISIS claimed a victory after pushing their enemies back down the slopes.

The sick jihadi brutes posted horrific images of dead al-Qaida fighters in their own news bulletin as evidence of their conquest.

The two mega-terrorist groups have been waging war on each other – getting sidetracked from their war on westerners – since falling out in 2013.

They're both deadly extremists – fighting in the name of Sunni Islam – but compete for funding, prestige and recruits.

ISIS think of themselves as the more savage and better at signing people up from across the globe.

But al-Qaida have prided themselves by recruiting from within their strongholds and executing co-ordinated mega-attacks abroad – not least the 9/11 atrocity.

The internal warfare follows the suicide bombings in Brussels claimed by ISIS and a bomb that killed 70 near a Pakistan playground claimed by the Taliban.

(dailystar.co.uk)