ISIS Promotional Video Vows to 'Conquer Israel, Rome and Spain' -- Arutz Sheva
Documentary-style propaganda video features pledge to wage jihad for world domination, showcases 'humanitarian work.'
The 'Caliphate' established by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIS) published a full-length propaganda video earlier this week, showing the "different faces" of the Islamist state - including governmental, educational, and religious activities.
One of the islamists, a citizen of Kosovo, spoke at a passport-burning ceremony for foreign nationals, who then accepted "passports" issued by ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi for the Caliphate.
The speaker drew a sword from its scabbard and promised to continue the jihad, or holy war against non-Islamists, including Saudi Arabia, the Palestinian Authority (PA), Rome, and Spain, which was formerly under Islamic rule. He added that these goals are the "first step to taking over the world."
Read more ....
More News And Analysis On ISIS/Islamic State
Rome Is Not Intimidated by ISIS Threats to Conquer it for the Caliphate -- Vice
Now even the Taliban warns ISIS Islamist rebels in Iraq to 'avoid extremism' as it calls for a new council of jihadi factions to keep them on the same page -- Daily Mail
ISIS Creating 'Safe Haven' For Terrorists in Syria, Say Officials -- NBC
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, leader of ISIS, steps into world's spotlight as one of the most bloodthirsty terrorists -- New York Daily News
Isis defector speaks of life inside brutal jihadist group -- Paul Wood, BBC
Saudi doctor who joined ISIS killed: reports -- Al Arabiya
Appetites of ISIS extend far beyond Iraq & Syria -- Alexander Yakovenko, RT
How to defeat ISIS? Strangle its flow of illicit funding -- Jamsheed K. Choksy, Daily Star
Taking hi-tech steps to root out the ISIS threat -- Jamal Khashoggi, Al Arabiya
ISIS Has a Really Slick and Sophisticated Media Department -- Olivia Becker, VICE
Countering the ISIS Threat to Jordan -- David Schenker, WSJ
The Isis demand for a caliphate is about power, not religion -- William Dalrymple, The Guardian
My Comment: The above video is one slick propaganda film.
No comments:
Post a Comment