Rebel commander denounces claims over being arrested by al-Qaeda

Rebels vs. Al-Qaeda war to be continued according to Khaled Hayyani, Bader Brigade commander who said in a statement issued yesterday in response to the latest assault by al-Qaeda-linked group, the Islamic State of  Iraq and the Levant against his rebel group in Aleppo province.

ISIL has surfaced photos on social media purporting confiscating huge amounts of gold and money after attacking Bader Brigade and arresting its commander.

Hayyani denied being arrested by 'Tehran-State' as he described ''it not an Islamic state according to its acts and practices,'' he said, promising that rebels will put an end for ISIL very soon .

ISIL recently launched big campaign against the corrupted rebel groups in particular, after mounting accusations for some armed groups who claimed Assad's resistance but it turned after that for looting stuff, pro-al-Qaeda sources said.

Rebel groups have become increasingly fractured, with Islamic extremists, including those linked to al-Qaida, assuming prominent roles in battle.

The Syrian conflict erupted in March 2011 as a popular uprising against Assad that quickly escalated into civil war. More than 115,000 people have been killed since then and millions of Syrians have been displaced.