Bin Laden's son threatens revenge for father's assassination: monitor

The child of killed al Qaeda pioneer Osama canister Laden has debilitated vengeance against the United States for killing his dad, as indicated by a sound message posted on the web.

Hamza canister Laden guaranteed to proceed with the worldwide activist gathering's battle against the United States and its partners in the 21-minute discourse entitled "We Are All Osama," as indicated by the SITE Intelligence Group.

"We will keep striking you and focusing on you in your nation and abroad in light of your abuse of the general population of Palestine, Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Somalia and whatever remains of the Muslim terrains that did not survive your persecution," Hamza said.

"With respect to the retribution by the Islamic country for Sheik Osama, may Allah show benevolence toward him, it is not vindicate for Osama the individual but rather it is reprisal for the individuals who protected Islam."

Osama canister Laden was slaughtered at his Pakistani refuge by U.S. commandos in 2011 in a noteworthy hit to the aggressor bunch which did the Sept. 11, 2001 assaults.

Archives recouped from receptacle Laden's compound and distributed by the United States a year ago asserted that his assistants attempted to rejoin the activist pioneer with Hamza, who had been held under house capture in Iran.

Newspaper headlines and clippings are posted on a wall inside a staff office at the White House in Washington May 2, 2011, the morning after U.S. President Barack Obama announced the death of Osama bin Laden.

Hamza, now in his mid-twenties, was at his dad's side in Afghanistan before the 9/11 assaults and invested energy with him in Pakistan after the U.S.- drove attack pushed quite a bit of al Qaeda's senior initiative there, as indicated by the Brookings Institution.

Presented by the association's new boss Ayman al-Zawahiri in a sound message a year ago, Hamza gives a more youthful voice to the gathering whose maturing pioneers have attempted to move aggressors around the globe aroused by Islamic State.

"Hamza gives another face to al Qaeda, one that straightforwardly interfaces with the gathering's organizer. He is a lucid and unsafe foe," as indicated by Bruce Riedel of Brookings.

(Reporting By Asma Alabed; Editing by Noah Browning and Janet Lawrence)