ISIS Women Go on Hunger Strike Demanding To Be Let Back into France
A group of ISIS-affiliated women have gone on a hunger strike in Syria after demanding the French government let them back into France.
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Iraq’s Christians Struggling to Reclaim Stolen Homes Years After ISIS Defeat
Members of Iraq’s persecuted Christian community attempting to return home over three years after the Islamic State’s “caliphate” fell are struggling to resettle, multiple reports highlighted Sunday, as Muslim militias and fraudsters have stolen many of their homes, while others lie in ruin.
Three Jihadists Sentenced for Plotting Paris Terrorist Attack
A Paris court handed out jail terms of between 22 and 30 years to three jihadists after they were found guilty of plotting a terror attack in the French capital in December 2016.
Turkey Detains Wanted New Zealand Islamic State Terrorist at Border
ANKARA, Turkey — Three New Zealand citizens were detained while attempting to illegally cross into Turkey from Syria, Turkey’s Defense Ministry said.
Pope Francis Commemorates 21 Christians Slain ‘by the Brutality of Islamic State’
Pope Francis recalled the sixth anniversary of the Islamic State execution of 21 Christians on a beach in Libya, calling them “our saints.”
New Zealand Scolds Ally Australia for Rejecting Accused Islamic State Terrorist
For the second time in less than a month New Zealand’s left-wing Labour government has attacked key ally Australia, with an angry Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern lashing Canberra on Tuesday for rejecting a dual national arrested in Turkey over links to the Islamic State terrorist group.
The Woke Force: Biden Pentagon Pursues Leftist Domestic Agenda
The Pentagon under Biden has turned its focus from outside threats to the country towards perceived threats from inside the military.
Five Migrants Charged With Islamic State Membership in Germany
German prosecutors said Monday they have charged five Tajik men with being members of the Islamic State group, accusing them of participating in a cell of the extremist organization in Germany.
Prosecutor Demands €5,000 Fine Against Marine Le Pen over Photos Exposing ISIS Crimes
National Rally leader Marine Le Pen and MEP Gilbert Collard were in court this week as prosecutors demand a 5,000 euro fine against the two for posting pictures of Islamic State atrocities on Twitter in 2015.
Islamic State Attack Disputed Kirkuk, Iraq, Killing Police Officer
Islamic State terrorists executed a “surprise attack” on Iraqi police in Kirkuk, a multi-ethnic region in the nation’s north, late on Thursday, killing an officer and injuring at least three others according to the Kurdish outlet Rudaw.
Iran Claims America Is Rebuilding the Islamic State
Iranian Chief Justice Ebrahim Raeisi on Wednesday accused the U.S. government of helping the Islamic State recover its strength in Syria and spread its operatives into countries such as Iran that oppose U.S. hegemony. According to Raeisi, only Iran and the Shiite-dominated government of Iraq truly stand against ISIS.
Ukraine Exposes Islamic State Terror Cell in Kyiv
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) announced Thursday that it has uncovered a cell of Islamic State terrorists operating in the capital city of Kyiv.
Reports of Islamic State Resurgence Send Iraqi Villagers Fleeing
Members of the Kakai, a minority Kurdish group in Iraq’s northeastern town of Kirkuk, are fleeing their villages because they fear attacks by the Islamic State (ISIS) terror group, local officials told Voice of America (VOA) on Wednesday.
Kurdish Peshmerga Warn Islamic State Is ‘Still a Threat’
The Islamic State terror group continues to pose a security threat in areas of northern Iraq disputed between Baghdad and the autonomous Kurdistan region, a leader of Kurdistan’s Peshmerga military said on Tuesday.
Nolte: WaPo Mocks NFL Legend Schottenheimer, Admires Islamic State Terrorist
Marty Schottenheimer, one of the NFL’s winningest (is that a real word?) coaches, died Monday and the far-left Washington Post immediately mocked the football legend with this headline: “Marty Schottenheimer, NFL coach whose teams wilted in the postseason, dies at 77.”
Kurds Deploy Peshmerga Forces to North Iraq in Response to Growing ISIS Threat
The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has deployed Peshmerga forces to northern Iraq to combat “increased threats” of attacks by Islamic State (ISIS), Kurdish news outlet Rudaw reported on Thursday.
Report: Biden State Department Spox Called Police a ‘Threat’ to ‘National Security’
Jalina Porter, the Biden State Department’s deputy spokesperson, once called the police a “threat” to “national security.”
London Bridge Jihadi’s Widow Granted 15K in Legal Aid, as Victim’s Families Denied Funding
The British taxpayer has shelled out over £15,000 to the widow of the mastermind behind the 2017 London Bridge terror attack, while the families of victims were denied similar financial support.
Brussels: Nearly 200 Islamic Terror-Related ‘Entities’ Shut Down Since 2014
Since 2014, the Belgian police have identified and closed 192 entities, including prayer rooms and organisations, linked to radical Islamic terrorism in Brussels as part of an anti-terror project.
U.S. Treasury: Al-Qaeda ‘Gaining Strength in Afghanistan Under Taliban’s Protection’
The U.S. Treasury Department’s latest update on its efforts to combat terrorist financing included a warning that al-Qaeda is “gaining strength in Afghanistan while continuing to operate with the Taliban under the Taliban’s protection,” Afghan media reported Tuesday.
Iraq Executes 3 Jihadists Following Baghdad Terror Attack
The Iraqi government executed three convicted Islamic terrorists Monday, amidst growing national sentiment that authorities are doing too little to stop jihad in the country.
Islamic State Returns: Claims Baghdad Suicide Bombing Killing 32
Representatives of the Islamic State jihadist group confirmed Thursday that they organized twin suicide bombings in Baghdad, Iraq, that day that left 32 dead and over 100 injured.
Pope Francis ‘Deeply Saddened’ by Lethal Baghdad Suicide Attacks
Pope Francis sent a telegram to Iraqi President Barham Salih Thursday offering condolences and prayers for victims of twin suicide bombings that claimed the lives of at least 35 people.
Death Toll Rises to 28 After Double Suicide Attacks Rock Baghdad
Twin suicide bombers blew themselves up in the Iraqi capital of Baghdad Thursday morning, killing at least 28 and leaving scores injured, some of them critically.
Four Years Later, Iraqis Wait for Government to Clear Mosul Streets of ISIS Victim Corpses
Kurdish news service Rudaw reported Tuesday that residents of Mosul are still waiting for the corpses of the Islamic State’s victims to be cleared from the streets. The city was liberated from ISIS control four years ago.
Rights Groups Decry Rise in Forced Conversions, Religious Killings in Pakistan
Human rights activists have reported a negative trend in Pakistan’s violations of religious freedom, insisting that 2020 saw a marked increase in persecution of Christians and other religious minorities.
Iran Offers to Send Shiite Militia Fighters to Help Afghanistan Battle Islamic State
The government of Afghanistan is reportedly considering an offer from Iran to send well-trained and battle-hardened Shiite militia fighters to help defeat the Islamic State (ISIS), which has a significant presence in Afghanistan and is violently competing with the Taliban for power.
Islamic State Gunmen Kill Eleven Coal Miners in Pakistan
Gunmen from the Islamic State terror group opened fire on a group of Hazara coal miners in southwestern Pakistan Sunday, killing eleven.
2020: The Year Radical Islamic Terror Resurged, Despite Pandemic and Lockdowns
Despite the lockdowns in many countries due to the Wuhan virus pandemic, Europe saw at least seven terrorist attacks in 2020, with radical Islamic terror seeing a particular resurgence in France.
Interpol: Terrorists Are Using Coronavirus Pandemic to Increase ‘Power and Influence’
Interpol, a global organization linking the world’s law enforcement entities, warned in a report announced Tuesday that global terrorist organizations and “non-state actors” were attempting to take advantage of the chaos surrounding the Chinese coronavirus pandemic to become more influential.
