| Submit your comments on this article | |||
| Iraq | |||
| Mosul: ISIS and Escapes | |||
| 2015-03-21 | |||
| ISIS relocates 233 foreign leaders’ families from Salahuddin to Mosul [IraqiNews.com] On Thursday, Security Committee in Diyala provincial council revealed that the ISIS group has relocated 233 families of its leaders, of both Arab and foreign nationalities, from Salahuddin province to the city of djinn-infested Mosul ... the home of a particularly ferocious and hairy djinn... before the beginning of 'Labbaik, Messenger of Allah' operations two days later. Committee Chairman Sadiq al-Husseini said in an interview for IraqiNews.com, "The Committee has confirmed information that ISIS has evacuated and relocated 233 families of its Arab and foreign leaders from different parts of Salahuddin toward Mosul, before the beginning of 'Labbaik, Messenger of Allah' operations two days later." Security sources reported that ISIS leaders of foreign nationalities had fled with their families outside the city of Tikrit on March 10th during the joint forces advance, while the organization executed its fleeing elements. Coalition strike kills dozens of ISIS militants in western Mosul
... the home of a particularly ferocious and hairy djinn... The source informed IraqiNews, "Warplanes of the international coalition conducted three air strikes against sites for the ISIS group gunnies in the districts of Badush and al-Ba'aj, located in west of Mosul," pointing out that, "The air strike resulted in killing and injuring dozens of ISIS turbans." PHOTOS: ISIS destroys 4th-century monastery eastern Mosul [IraqiNews.com] On Thursday, Lions of Islam of the ISIS group blew up the Mar Behnam monastery which dates back to the 4th century in eastern djinn-infested Mosul ... the home of a particularly ferocious and hairy djinn... ISIS elements booby-trapped the monastery using bombs, after stealing all its contents in the district of Hamdania. Mar Behnam monastery date back to the fourth century and was turned into the Syriac Catholics in the eighth century. It was restored and expanded in 1986. The history of the monastery is linked to the story of Assyrian Prince Mar Behnam who converted into Christianity with his sister Sarah and 40 of his followers at the hands of the Syriac Orthodox Mar Matti. When his father King Sennacherib knew, he ordered to kill them all. He later regretted it and converted to Christianity and ordered to build the monastery to atone for his sin.
[IraqiNews.com] The MP of Democratic Kurdistan Alliance, Majid Shinkali revealed that some captive Yazidi women arrived in Kurdistan Region today. Shinkali told IraqiNews.com that "34 Yazidi women managed to run away from the ISIL terrorists' control in djinn-infested Mosul ... the home of a particularly ferocious and hairy djinn... and went to Al-Sinun district in Kurdistan county", adding that "they managed to arrive in a Kurdish checkpoint after three days walking escaping from the terrorists".
| |||
| Posted by:trailing wife |