Place for months. Well show you how the protesters are reacting. We know that tens of millions of people are facing extreme weather across the country. Yeah. Everyones feeling it. But first we do want to get to this story. An indiana couple says they need time to heal and even forgive after their son was beheaded by isis militants over the weekend. Aide worker peter kassigs parents are calling for prayers, not just for their son but for all those being held against their will in iraq and syria. Our hearts are battered, but they will mend. The world is broken, but it will be healed in the end. And good will prevail. Reporter peter kassigs parents are asking for prayers and privacy. The day after a video was shown of the beheading of their son. An aide worker. The video also depicts the slaying of others. Isis says the video was filmed in a town near the turkish border, significant for them, as they say its the site they predict for a final Christi Christian muslim battle. Kassig told cn
Were told at least 23 tribesmen and isis militants have died in the fighting. The battle is happening close to the main government complex in the province. Reporter a critical battle for ramadi, the capital of iraqs anbar province, is being fought with isis militants coming as close as a couple hundred meters from the government complex in the city which includes the military command for anbar. Isis militants have cut off the main military supply line from the air base when they launched their offensive on friday. It was a coordinated attack on a number of areas. From talking to people in the city, including the deputy governor, the battle is fluid. While the army and tribes manage to put back isis from some of the areas, fighting is ongoing in the eastern suburb thats along the only military supply line into ramadi. Isis controls almost all of anbar province, living the sunni territory to neighboring syria. Officials are watching this battle closely. To win it, they say they desperate
Indonesia has detained a British woman named on a list of global terror suspects and plans to deport her for visa violations, authorities told the AFP news agency.
Tazneen Miriam Sailar – a Manchester-born convert to Islam once married to a now-deceased Indonesian fighter – is not charged with terror offences.
But she and her late husband are also on an Indonesian police list of suspected domestic and foreign fighters, which includes a Frenchman who appeared in the ISIL (ISIS) group’s beheading videos and another close to the brothers who massacred staff at French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.
Sailar, 47, and her 10-year-old Indonesia-born son were being held in Jakarta after they were picked up last year on allegations she did not have the required documents to remain in the Southeast Asian nation, according to her lawyer Farid Ghozali.
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Tazneen Miriam Sailar is a Manchester-born convert to Islam once married to a now-deceased Indonesian jihadist. He, however, is not charged with terror offences.
Indonesia has detained a British woman named in a list of global terror suspects and plans to deport her for visa violations.
Tazneen Miriam Sailar is a Manchester-born convert to Islam once married to a now-deceased Indonesian jihadist. He, however, is not charged with terror offences.
Sailar was born in Manchester on February 20, 1973 and holds a British passport, according to the list, which also said she goes by at least two aliases.
But she and her late husband are on a police list of suspected domestic and foreign extremists, including a Frenchman who appeared in Islamic State (IS) beheading videos and another close to the brothers who massacred staff at satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.