Ten months after returning to Canada from Turkey, a Toronto-area woman has been arrested for allegedly attempting to join the so-called Islamic State.
Examining the teachings, charters, ideology, and ambitions of the Muslim Brotherhood will leave you with a conclusion that their entire belief system and agenda is a combination of those of al-Qaida and ISIS.
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A woman imprisoned for an ISIS-inspired attack at a Canadian Tire store in Toronto has threatened to commit another terrorist attack once she is released.
Kurds found a Canadian orphan Amira, 4-years-old, detained at an ISIS detention camp. Trudeau said it was “too dangerous” to rescue her.
Turkish authorities allege a Canadian man had ISIS propaganda on his smart phone. Man says he didn’t know it was on his phone.
President Trump honoured military working dog Conan, the Delta Force dog that chased down ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi last month.
A new reelection ad for Trump was released for the World Series game 7, even though the 2020 vote is over a year away.
After midnight on Wednesday night U.S. President Donald Trump tweeted the name of the dog involved in the ISIS raid.
It was originally believed that Baghdadi dragged three children with him down one of the compound’s tunnels, as he fled from U.S. forces. This was found to be incorrect, with only two children being found dead along with the ISIS leader.
General Mark Milley told reporters that the dog “performed a tremendous service” in finding al-Baghdadi in a tunnel under his compound.
SNL parody Trump calims to love ISIS gaining strength, but ironically hours prior real-life Trump gave the order that led to death of ISIS leader.
United States President Donald Trump has just confirmed during a White House press statement that Bakr al-Baghdadi died from a suicide vest detonation, taking the lives of three children with him.
News broke Saturday night that ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was likely captured or killed by U.S. military.
Safraz Ali, who was a former University of Calgary student moved to live in the occupied Islamic State with his wife, but he claims he was not a member of the group.
“Nobody can stop us until we reach 30 to 35 kilometres” (19 to 22 miles) inside Syria, he said.
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