[ No virgins for this cockroach. Meet hell bitch. ]
[h=1]ISIS No. 2 killed in US special ops raid[/h] Published March 25, 2016 FoxNews.com
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A U.S. special operations team killed the Islamic State’s second-in-command in a pre-dawn raid early Thursday morning inside Syria, senior defense officials said Friday -- as Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced the U.S. has taken out several senior leaders in recent days.
Abd al-Rahman Mustafa al-Qaduli, also known as Abu Ala al-Afri, had a $7 million bounty on his head by the U.S. government.
Carter, speaking alongside Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Joseph Dunford, Jr., confirmed the death at a press conference Friday without going into details of the operation. The target also served as the ISIS finance minister.
Carter said the terror group's paymaster was also killed. This is in addition to the group’s “minister of war” Omar al-Shishani, or “Omar the Chechen,” killed in a recent U.S. airstrike.
"We are systematically eliminating ISIS' cabinet," Carter said.
Al-Afri is a former physics professor from Iraq who originally joined Al Qaeda in 2004. After spending time in an Iraqi prison, he was released in 2012 and traveled to Syria to join up with what is now ISIS.
[h=1]ISIS No. 2 killed in US special ops raid[/h] Published March 25, 2016 FoxNews.com
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A U.S. special operations team killed the Islamic State’s second-in-command in a pre-dawn raid early Thursday morning inside Syria, senior defense officials said Friday -- as Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced the U.S. has taken out several senior leaders in recent days.
Abd al-Rahman Mustafa al-Qaduli, also known as Abu Ala al-Afri, had a $7 million bounty on his head by the U.S. government.
Carter, speaking alongside Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Joseph Dunford, Jr., confirmed the death at a press conference Friday without going into details of the operation. The target also served as the ISIS finance minister.
Carter said the terror group's paymaster was also killed. This is in addition to the group’s “minister of war” Omar al-Shishani, or “Omar the Chechen,” killed in a recent U.S. airstrike.
"We are systematically eliminating ISIS' cabinet," Carter said.
Al-Afri is a former physics professor from Iraq who originally joined Al Qaeda in 2004. After spending time in an Iraqi prison, he was released in 2012 and traveled to Syria to join up with what is now ISIS.
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[h=1]Yemen’s Missionaries of Charity: The Nuns Killed by Islamic State Jihadists[/h] 237
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[h=2]The four nuns running a nursing home in Aden, Yemen, killed by the Islamic State earlier this month, belonged to the Missionaries of Charity, established by Blessed Mother Teresa.[/h] The Islamic State attacked the center, described as “the only Christian presence in the region,” killing four nuns and abducting Father Tom Uzhunnalil, who also worked at the facility, in mid-March. The jihadists tied the nuns up, shot them, and “smashed their heads,” according to reports. Father Uzhunnalil’s whereabouts are unknown, though reports have surfaced that he may have been crucified on Good Friday.
The gunmen executed Sister Anselm from India. Formerly Cecilia Minj, she left her home in India 40 years ago at 40 years of age to join the Missionaries of Charity. Her brother Vincent, who became an evangelist, could not “escape the irony” of her death. She joined the charity after she fell in a well.
“I thought that if God had given her another life, it had to be used in His service. So I just took her along with me and got her admitted to the Missionaries of Charity,” he explained.
Vincent told their father he needed to take Cecilia to Ranchi for school. He did not “protest much later” when he found out Vincent took her to become a nun.
They last saw her in 2010. Vincent said she helped the villagers during her time there.
“She was helping the poor and old and the downtrodden all through her life,” he continued. “That was why Sister Anselm left home as a 20-yr-old, all the family may get of the nun is a ‘blood-stained cloth’ I had given her to the Mission. What more do I say? As you know, once one has joined the Mission, family does not mean anything.”
Sister Judith from Kenya also lost her life that day. She grew up as Anastasia Kanini in poverty in Kenya. Local outlets reported that she “committed most of her adult life to Christ.” Her family once kicked her out of the house because she refused “to visit witch doctors” in an attempt “to lift them out of their poverty.”
“This was a girl who did not entertain superstitions,” said her uncle Joseph Maswili.
She joined the Missionaries of Charity in 2002.
“She grew up a disciplined and God-fearing girl, who attended Sunday School without fail,” described her mother, Agnes Kasangi.
Sister Marguerite and Sister Reginette joined the charity from Rwanda. Local media has not reported much on their past lives, but Bishop Smaragde Mbonyintege of the Catholic Diocese of Kabgayi promised the community will remember them as martyrs.
“We deeply regret their deaths but stay proud for their sacrifice that resulted in deaths. We consider them martyrs and they are,” he announced after they found out about the massacre.
The gunmen also killed twelve other people, volunteers from parts of Africa. Authorities found all their bodies handcuffed and shot in the head. They did not target any residents in the home.
Conflicting reports came out on Easter Sunday that the Islamic State crucified the priest in charge of the retirement home. Christoph Cardinal Schonborn, the Archbishop of Vienna, said he could confirm the death of Father Tom Uzhunnalil. However, Catholic News Agency said his friends, family, or community have not confirmed his death.
[h=1]Yemen’s Missionaries of Charity: The Nuns Killed by Islamic State Jihadists[/h] 237
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by Mary Chastain28 Mar 2016472
[h=2]The four nuns running a nursing home in Aden, Yemen, killed by the Islamic State earlier this month, belonged to the Missionaries of Charity, established by Blessed Mother Teresa.[/h] The Islamic State attacked the center, described as “the only Christian presence in the region,” killing four nuns and abducting Father Tom Uzhunnalil, who also worked at the facility, in mid-March. The jihadists tied the nuns up, shot them, and “smashed their heads,” according to reports. Father Uzhunnalil’s whereabouts are unknown, though reports have surfaced that he may have been crucified on Good Friday.
The gunmen executed Sister Anselm from India. Formerly Cecilia Minj, she left her home in India 40 years ago at 40 years of age to join the Missionaries of Charity. Her brother Vincent, who became an evangelist, could not “escape the irony” of her death. She joined the charity after she fell in a well.
“I thought that if God had given her another life, it had to be used in His service. So I just took her along with me and got her admitted to the Missionaries of Charity,” he explained.
Vincent told their father he needed to take Cecilia to Ranchi for school. He did not “protest much later” when he found out Vincent took her to become a nun.
They last saw her in 2010. Vincent said she helped the villagers during her time there.
“She was helping the poor and old and the downtrodden all through her life,” he continued. “That was why Sister Anselm left home as a 20-yr-old, all the family may get of the nun is a ‘blood-stained cloth’ I had given her to the Mission. What more do I say? As you know, once one has joined the Mission, family does not mean anything.”
Sister Judith from Kenya also lost her life that day. She grew up as Anastasia Kanini in poverty in Kenya. Local outlets reported that she “committed most of her adult life to Christ.” Her family once kicked her out of the house because she refused “to visit witch doctors” in an attempt “to lift them out of their poverty.”
“This was a girl who did not entertain superstitions,” said her uncle Joseph Maswili.
She joined the Missionaries of Charity in 2002.
“She grew up a disciplined and God-fearing girl, who attended Sunday School without fail,” described her mother, Agnes Kasangi.
Sister Marguerite and Sister Reginette joined the charity from Rwanda. Local media has not reported much on their past lives, but Bishop Smaragde Mbonyintege of the Catholic Diocese of Kabgayi promised the community will remember them as martyrs.
“We deeply regret their deaths but stay proud for their sacrifice that resulted in deaths. We consider them martyrs and they are,” he announced after they found out about the massacre.
The gunmen also killed twelve other people, volunteers from parts of Africa. Authorities found all their bodies handcuffed and shot in the head. They did not target any residents in the home.
Conflicting reports came out on Easter Sunday that the Islamic State crucified the priest in charge of the retirement home. Christoph Cardinal Schonborn, the Archbishop of Vienna, said he could confirm the death of Father Tom Uzhunnalil. However, Catholic News Agency said his friends, family, or community have not confirmed his death.
[h=2]Poised to kill, is this the face of ISIS's terrifying 20st 'Bulldozer' executioner? Speculation mounts after hulking butcher is seen beheading three Peshmerga prisoners[/h]
A bearded Islamic State militant towers over kneeling prisoners before beheading them in the middle of a busy street in Iraq. His bulk led to speculation that he might be the 20-stone monster known only as the Bulldozer who is one of the terror group's bloodiest executioners. But the Bulldozer has never been known to show his face on camera unlike this extremist who made no attempt to hide his identity. He is thought to be of Kurdish origin as are the men in orange jumpsuits at his mercy.
A bearded Islamic State militant towers over kneeling prisoners before beheading them in the middle of a busy street in Iraq. His bulk led to speculation that he might be the 20-stone monster known only as the Bulldozer who is one of the terror group's bloodiest executioners. But the Bulldozer has never been known to show his face on camera unlike this extremist who made no attempt to hide his identity. He is thought to be of Kurdish origin as are the men in orange jumpsuits at his mercy.
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[h=2]Bodies of 42 men, women and children butchered by ISIS are found in mass grave at Palmyra as Syrian troops take control of ancient site[/h]
A chilling new discovery has been made at the ancient archaeological site of Palmyra with Syrian troops uncovering a shocking mass grave containing dozens of bodies including children. The bodies of 42 civilians and soldiers executed by ISIS were found close to the city, a military source confirmed. The victims were officers, soldiers, members of the 'popular committees (pro-regime militia)' and their relatives, according to AFP. 24 of the victims were civilians, including three children.
A chilling new discovery has been made at the ancient archaeological site of Palmyra with Syrian troops uncovering a shocking mass grave containing dozens of bodies including children. The bodies of 42 civilians and soldiers executed by ISIS were found close to the city, a military source confirmed. The victims were officers, soldiers, members of the 'popular committees (pro-regime militia)' and their relatives, according to AFP. 24 of the victims were civilians, including three children.
[h=2]Blindfolded and led away for interrogation, suspected ISIS jihadis are routed out after attempting to join 3,000 families returning home to Ramadi after Iraqi city was recaptured from the group [/h]
Iraqi security forces detained and blindfolded the suspected ISIS fighters (pictured main and top right) who were discovered among civilians returning to their homes in Ramadi (bottom right). Since Saturday, thousands of people have gone back to the districts of the city that have been cleared of mines and explosives, city governor Hameed Dulaymi said. Iraqi government forces reclaimed the Ramadi - provincial capital of Anbar, some 70miles west of Baghdad - from ISIS militants in December.
