ISIS Holding 50,000 Civilian Hostages as Iran Backed Iraqi Forces Bomb Falluja
×
Error: Contact form not found.
by News Editor
Islamic State fighters hid behind 50,000 civilian hostages as Iraqi forces blitzed Fallujah. The jihadis used the human shield as efforts to retake the terrorist stronghold, which kicked off under a US-led coalition on May 22, intensified.
Some 70 fanatics have been killed in airstrikes in the past five days in Iraq and Syria, including Maher al-Bilawi, IS’s leader in Fallujah.
Read full story at the Mirror.
ICC Chief Prosecutor Removed From Office Amid Sexual Misconduct Scandal
Trump Civil Rights Office Compels Reed College to Adopt IHRA Definition of Antisemitism Over Hate Incident
Guatemala Becomes Third Nation to Recognize Jerusalem’s City of David as Part of Humanity’s Historic Heritage
Malaysia Defies US Pressure, Vows to Deport Any Israeli Who Enters the Country
Slate of Pro-Israel Arizona Moderates Emerge Victorious
Lawyers Accuse ‘Love Island’ Producers Of Ignoring Concerns About Contestant’s Anti-Israel Instagram Posts
French Jewish DJ Sues Pro-Palestinian Activists For Violently Disrupting Festival Gig
Why Tisha B’Av — and the Current Moment — Are Not the End of the Story
Why Does the Media Refuse to Expose Zohran Mamdani’s Threats to Arrest Netanyahu?
Khalil al-Hayya: The New Hamas Leader Who Will Continue Sinwar’s Path










