Islamic rebel rejects Somalia peace deal

A leader of Somalia’s ousted Islamic movement rejected a United Nations-brokered peace deal between the government and an opposition alliance, vowing the militants would fight on.

A leader of Somalia’s ousted Islamic movement rejected a United Nations-brokered peace deal between the government and an opposition alliance, vowing the militants would fight on.

The Somali government and the opposition Alliance for the Re-Liberation of Somalia agreed on Monday to end months of violence and set a timetable for the withdrawal of Ethiopian troops supporting Somalia’s fragile government.

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