Mashable | Islamic State magazine claims widow of Paris attacker is in Syria Washington Post LONDON — The widow of one of the assailants in last month's terrorist attacks in Paris says she is being sheltered by the Islamic State in Syria, according to a purported interview in an online magazine posted Thursday by the militant group. The ... ISIS magazine claims Hayat Boumeddiene is in Syria Wife of Paris gunman is with ISIS in Syria, group says Islamic State interview claims widow of Paris attacker sheltered in Syria |
Jerusalem Post Israel News | Syrian rebels call on Israel to bomb Hezbollah-Iran-Syria positions Jerusalem Post Israel News Syrian rebels, whose forces are fighting against a new offensive in the south by the axis of the Syrian army, Hezbollah, and Iran, are calling on Israel to attack their positions before they are able to take the Syrian Golan that borders Israel, said ... |
ABC News | Friends: US Woman Held by Militants Intent on Aiding Syrians ABC News The American woman taken hostage by Islamic State militants was determined to get to Syria and learned Arabic so she could perform aid work and advocate for causes in the Middle East, friends say. Kayla Mueller, 26, traveled to the Palestinian ... How Kayla Mueller's pro-Palestinian activism led her to Syria US Hostage Kayla Mueller Remembered for Humanitarian Work from Syria to ... Who was Kayla Mueller and what was she doing in Syria? (+video) |
ABC News | US Spies Struggle With Intel 'Gap' On Ground in Syria ABC News The United States suffers from an intelligence "gap" on the ground in Syria, which has stymied the government's ability to track Western foreign fighters, including Americans, fighting there with ISIS and al Qaeda's affiliate, senior U.S. counter ... 20000 Foreign Fighters Flock To Syria, Iraq 20000 foreign fighters head to Syria: US Foreign fighters still flowing to Syria, US intelligence says |
Yahoo News | Islamic State says it's holding 'Israeli spy' in Syria Yahoo News JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Islamic State said on Thursday it was holding an Israeli Arab who had posed as a foreign fighter in order to spy for Mossad, an account denied by Israel and by the man's family, who said he had been kidnapped. In an interview ... Family of Israeli Arab 'held' by ISIS: He went to Syria, but he's no Mossad spy Islamic State claims it captured Mossad spy in Syria |
Al-Arabiya | Hezbollah in Syria fighting near Israeli lines: monitor Al-Arabiya Lebanon's Hezbollah, Syrian regime forces and Iranian officers fighting rebels in southern Syria have advanced to the edge of Israeli-occupied territory, a monitor and state media said Wednesday. “Regime troops and their Hezbollah-led allies are ... US warning as pro-Assad Hezbollah fighters launch assault on Syrian rebels Syria says it gets info on airstrikes against ISIL Syria Has Learned About Airstrikes On ISIS Via 'Iraq And Other Countries' |
ThinkProgress | "Kayla Mueller And What It's Really Like To Provide Aid In Syria" ThinkProgress Kayla Mueller knew that she was putting herself in harm's way when she slipped from to the Turkish-Syrian border into Syria, but the 26-year-old American felt compelled to help. “This really is my life's work, to go where there is suffering,” she wrote ... |
New York Observer | The Cold War Between Jordan and Syria Heats Up New York Observer Look at what happened soon after the burning of Jordanian pilot Moaz al-Kasasbeh: A religious leader in ISIS, a man who dared to voice his objections to the burning of the pilot, was removed from his official position. He is now to stand trial and he ... |
Wall Street Journal | Syrian 'Monuments Men' Race to Protect Antiquities as Looting Bankrolls Terror Wall Street Journal TURKEY-SYRIA BORDER—In a hotel basement on the Turkish side of this combat-scarred frontier, a group of unlikely warriors is training to fight on a little-known front of Syria's civil war: the battle for the country's cultural heritage. The recruits ... |
The Independent | How Syria lost its humanity: Why has the civil war been marked out by almost ... The Independent Three years ago, when President Bashar al-Assad's position in Syria looked less secure, Abu Sakkar was among those the West regarded as a "moderate" rebel and a highly effective one at that. Omar al-Farouq – his khatiba, or brigade – was praised for ... |