Moez Mustafa

I think that this was something that was being built up for.

...computers, phones, electronic equipment. With those that were detained, they were interrogated, and with that intel that came out of these raids. And today we see the strikes based on the intel that was collected in all of these over a dozen raids that happened during this time period.

Do you think this is a one and done? This strike is the retaliation that Donald Trump says it is? Or will we continue to see U.S. action? I think we will definitely continue to see continued U.S. action and Syrian government forces action, especially in the Badia area. The Badia area, which is also this desert area in Syria, goes over multiple governorates, including Palmyra, where the terrorist attack happened. In this area are the last remnants of ISIS. I think what we're going to see is continued raids and continued strike against any ISIS targets,

based on all the intel that they get in. I think an important point we should just note is that IS itself has not actually claimed responsibility for the attack on the soldiers, but US intelligence pointing in that direction. How has the fall of the Assad regime in Syria influenced the way that the group is able to operate?

Assadin syrjinnän esitys Syyliin oli iso asia, koska se oli mahtava rekrytointipäällikkö. Ihmiset tulivat syrjimään ja sotilasit tulivat hyödyntämään. Mutta kun ihmiset tuli, he tunnistivat, että ISIS on teröristinen organisaatio, joka halusi tappaa kaikkia, jotka eivät uskoneet itsenäisestä ideologiasta.

With Assad falling, Damascus, which was an enemy, an adversary of the United States, and in the sphere of influence of Russia, China, Iran, North Korea, Hezbollah, what have you, became an ally of the United States and a partner in the fight against ISIS. Another thing that's important to note is that the current Syrian government and Syrian government forces...

They've had to fight against ISIS for years without US weapons, intelligence, funding, air power. Today you have people that have the expertise and experience in fighting ISIS and understand their thinking combined with the greatest military in the world, which is the United States military. So I think ISIS really fears what's happening, that's why they lashed out. Muaz Mustafa from the Syrian Emergency Task Force.

Olen yläpuolella ikonista Kuomion puolustusta, jossa suomalaiset yhdistävät jokaisen viikon jälkeen protesseja. Yläpuolella on tuhansia ihmisiä, jotka yhdistävät suomalaisen puolustuksen ja yhdistävät signin, jossa sanotaan, että jätetään Yoon Seok-yeol ja järjestelmä on oikeutettu. Tämä on todella festivaali, eikä poliittinen ralli.

They have food trucks, photo booths, singers and dancers. One booth invited people to a mock presidential podium to declare martial law like Mr. Yoon had done. Last year, December, in the middle of the night, Mr. Yoon had put the country under military rule. He had made baseless claims that Chinese spies have stolen past elections and that the opposition party was complicit.

Kun Mr. Yun oli lopulta pysynyt ja jäänyt, se oli ajateltu hänen poliittisena matkansa. Mutta nyt hän on uusi elämä näiden nuorten ympärillä, kuten herra, joka vastasi kielten käsittelyyn.

Tämä on Park Joon-young, yliopiston puolustusjohtaja. Hän ja hänen ryhmänsä yliopiston yliopiston yliopiston yliopiston yliopiston yliopiston yliopiston.

Heidän puutteet olivat jatkuvasti ja jatkuvasti hallituksella. Poliisistat osoittavat, että kiinnostuksen määrä Suomessa on vähemmän kuin Suomessa, mutta se ei ole vähentänyt ryhmää. Heidän puutteet ovat enemmän energisoituneita ja provokatiivisia kuin jokainen muu, jota tämä maa on nähnyt pitkän aikaa.

Most people joined us because of a simple message. Korea is for Koreans. Park is only 24, but his group had already gained quite a notoriety. The new president Lee Jae-myung had ordered his cabinet to end what he called hate and violence filled rallies. Today Park's message, spread through social media, is drawing in young people who share his suspicion on China.

For Bach and his group, the success of Make America Great Again movement in the U.S. is an inspiration. Here in Seoul, they wear red hats with the words Make Korea Great Again. And if the American youth voters swung over to bring back an impeached president, why not in Korea?

Viime vuosina nämä ihmiset ovat olleet syvällä syvyyttä siitä, mitä he näkevät, että ei ole mahdollisuuksia ja että he ovat ylipäänsä vahvistuneita poliitikkoja. Ja kun Mr. Yoon nimiutti väkeä, he sopivat hakemaan. Tämä on heidän rebelliinansa. Se on heidän kappaleensa ja puhutuksensa. Heidän taitojaan on, ettei hän jätä. President E promises that he will heal the wound Mr. Yoon had left. But it will not be an easy task.

We got a call from the bank and said, are you aware that there's no funds in this account? A string of victims across the US, stretching from coast to coast. The amount of victims in such a short time was unbelievable. Real people losing real money, but the criminals, the ghosts. The anger, the frustration, the fear.

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I should warn you, it contains graphic descriptions of sexual violence. This is Samuel Saeed in a promotional video for the furniture shop, where he now works in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. But he used to be a journalist.

He's a free man now, but earlier this year the 46-year-old Palestinian was released from an Israeli prison after 16 months in detention without charge. He was arrested after working with reporters to arrange interviews with members of Hamas. While in jail, he alleges the guards raped him with a baton.

We asked the Israeli prison service for a response. It sent us this statement. We operate in full accordance with the law. It went on, we're not aware of the claims described and to the best of our knowledge, no such incidents have occurred under IPS responsibility.