days of inspiration well others are in the fashion going to joins us live now over skype from baghdad natasha another tense evening india rockey capital one person killed another incident the tide here square what can you tell us. well yes as you mentioned the curfew they thought a 3rd night of a curfew went into effect as short time ago and in the hours leading up to the midnight curfew we had 2 incidents one as you mentioned was in the green zone at about 10 15 pm local time military sources are saying that 2 rockets were fired into the heavily fortified green zone that is where top level government offices are as well as the british and american embassy and what we're hearing is that one soldier was killed he was manning a checkpoint near a restaurant and another soldier was injured we're also hearing that one of those rockets landed very close to the united states embassy about 110 meters from the perimeter and barbara that may have been intentional one of the things that protesters are very upset about is what they perceive to be foreign meddling in their domestic affairs they cite the u

good stuff natasha going to him in baghdad and. in beirut zana who's covered stories through iraq in syria for us for many years now and how big is this they know when you take out the leader of a group like eisel is it a huge blow to the group or does the group go beyond just one man. well of course it goes beyond one man but definitely this is a blow to eisele a few months ago in march they lost the territory they control they were confined to a small town but who was close to the iraqi border and the u.s. led military campaign force them to surrender about that he was really the man behind the creation and the expansion of. routes originate in iraq and al qaida in iraq abu bakar baghdadi he was the leader of al qaida in iraq in 2010 they were weakened by the presence of the us military in the campaign that the us military waged against the group but he managed to exploit the security vacuum in syria of course there was a civil war in the north of the country a lot of areas outside state control so he exploited that fact human or

is there is not going to be reporting live from baghdad natasha many thanks this is the news hour from out 0 still to come on the program. we'll tell you why process. continuing despite concessions from the government. fears that the devastating wildfire in california could spread even further we'll be live. and it's probably just 3 games in but we may have already seen one of the plays of the season in the n.b.a. the best of the action coming up. kurdish fighters have just a few hours left now to withdraw from areas along turkey's border in northern syria where they could face renewed attacks from turkish forces under a russian brokered deal why p.g. troops have until 1500 hours g.m.t. on tuesday to leave the so-called safe zone set up under the agreement this will be patrolled by russian and turkish troops let's go live now to sound from near the syrian border which is here at the summit in job it is that can tell us more on the one hour 45 minutes now some until that deadline is that withdrawal going to be complete. well adrian $148.00 out of the 150 hours agreed upon by the russian

the violence could drag the country into chaos and the tasha ghanaian joins us now live from baghdad natasha give us a sense of what the situation is on the streets there. it's now been almost 24 hours since protesters here in baghdad were turned to the streets when we were in tahrir square in baghdad earlier today they were chanting free baghdad corrupt officials out there have been protests not only here in baghdad but across iraq today last we heard from the ministry of interior at least 4 protesters have been killed dozens of people including security force members were injured overcome by the enormous amount of tear gas we were seeing in baghdad these protests are a continuation of protests that began in early october and went on for days you mentioned the death toll there $157.00 and the government has in the intervening week said it will implement reforms said that the people responsible for killing those protesters would be held accountable that has done nothing to tamp down the anger that people feel in fact it's only added to the anger as one woman told me earlier today we've been

killed and dozens injured when security forces tried to disperse the crowds in baghdad let's go to our correspondent natasha going to him she's joining us live from baghdad what do you square said another deadly 24 hours natasha the iraqi parliament is now in session do we know what's being discussed. by the iraqi president part of. that just to make it out speight shortly sources tell us that process is expected. i apologize we don't have a very good connection with the taj and baghdad we will try to establish a better connection to hear more about the announcement that the iraqi president might make but let's move on to other news for now an indian administered maid has been formally split into 2 new territories under the control of the central government follows india's controversial decision to strip the disputed region of its were taught to me in august has had a on his more in the in prime minister narendra modi's move to strip indian administered kashmir of his special status on august 5th was celebrated by his supporters but it sparked a fall out with pakistan and led to some international condemnat

military natasha going to in baghdad thank you for that update we've also been speaking to another of our correspondents on the holder with more on how he rose to become the leader of one of the world's most feared armed groups. it was july 2014 when the world got a glimpse of the man best known as abu bakar a bucket that he and iraqi whose real name is abraham a white ibrahim. he walked out of the shadows to the clear in islam extend in iraq and the levant from the great mosque in the iraqi city of mosul he led friday prayers after naming himself caliph or religious leader it was a show of power by an armed group which took over much of iraq's sunni heartland after the iraqi army all but collapsed 5 years later it was back daddy's state that collapsed i saw once controlled 88000 square kilometers of territory stretching from western syria to eastern iraq it lost its last stronghold in syria in march this year weeks after that that he made his 1st appearance in 5 years putting to rest many unconfirmed reports of his death in a video the ice a leader wanted to show he was still in char

let's get an update from the top of the name she's joining us from baghdad in baghdad's main protest square natashato tell us what you're seeing today because friday was a deadly day in baghdad. during a very tense this morning stun grenades have already been deployed as protesters attempted to breach barricades to get to the green zone that is where top government offices are as well as the american embassy i don't know if you can see behind me there is a tent that was set up several 100 people spent the night here i'm actually speaking right now to come sam sam says that he has been in tahrir square for 3 days what did you want to tell me well i want to talk to you about what's going on over here we've been here 3 days. and out of the sign over there. we've been looking for help from anyone you know. how boss not the government the government looked. from here as nobody cared about us you know we don't need a law we need a law the law is known one above the law that's a symbol as very easy no 1 above 8 the law those people who don't follow the law because that bible of the law no but they like th

and tasha her name joins us now from baghdad so natasha let's start with this quote here to ask you about start with there's a lot of promises coming from but there will be early elections the prime minister will stand down a date for any of this though it sounds rather open ended. sami i think what protesters heard this evening from president barham saleh was a kind of yes but yes prime minister ayad. mehdi will resign but only after a replacement is agreed upon and no timeframe has been given for when that replacement that successor will be named instead there was a mention that they are reluctant. to step down immediately because there are fears of a quote constitutional vacuum another thing that saleh said there will be elections but not until a new election law can be drafted and a new election committee formulated. said that a draft of a new election law will be presented to the parliament next week again no timeframe has been given as to how long that would take meanwhile mehdi is saying that he is asking political parties or in the parliament to help find a successor to him it's i

killed so far in nationwide protests al-jazeera sometimes joins us now live from baghdad what's happening right now natasha. i eat really and this is the biggest crowd i have seen in 4 years where since the protests began on friday and the people keep coming i'm actually no.

actually be revenge attacks specifically in iraq in the coming weeks all right to natasha going to in the iraqi capital baghdad attention thank you staying in iraq because the human rights commission says 63 people have been killed in just 2 days of protests across the country but demonstrators say they will not give up until there's political change influential shiite cleric mcdonagh sutta is calling for the prime minister to resign and then appeasement to him staging a sit him a politician's. to spain where parts of central barcelona turned into a battleground between police and protesters following a largely peaceful march and these used buttons and charge people have been throwing bottles and rocks is the latest mass demonstration in support of council and separatist leaders who've been jailed for their part in an illegal independence referendum so i get the latest from barcelona. earlier this evening at least 350000 people had gathered in the center of barcelona to demand the release of the 9 cats on politicians and activists have been sentenced for sedition nearly 2 weeks ago after that as we have seen a

baghdad in the protest. as began to gather in the streets on thursday talk us through what you're seeing and hearing right now natashal right now i'm in tahrir square here in baghdad this is where the epicenter of the protests here in baghdad have been occurring you might be able to see smoke in the air ambulances have been departing carrying protesters ostensibly overcome your gas and that's what you're hearing right there security forces have been in rapid fire dispensing tear gas because i want to follow me behind this building protesters have a road and a bridge that will take them to the green zone that is where the prime minister's office the speaker of parliament and the defense ministry are located and of course that is where the united embassy is located beginning overnight protesters were able to topple some very cade's and make their way to the green zone. no one was killed the tear gas was dispensed and water cannons and again this morning people toppled barricades behind me and made their way to the green zone so now is the crowds are gathering this morning it's clear that security forces are attempting

minister to resign and then peace link to him a staging a sit in a parliament and as natasha going to reports from baghdad demonstrators are refusing to give up on their demands for change. protestors in baghdad spent a 2nd day confronting security forces as they attempted to breach this barrier their aim was to march across a bridge to government offices in the fortified green zone protesters have been in tough. square are brown the clock since thursday evening they say some have been attacked without provocation in the early morning hours while journalists aren't around but we want to make sure that we will just demonstrate in a safe way as we want that we want that we want to get killed. i don't want to die today i want to have a good country about 200 iraq ease have been killed since the latest in thai government protests began at the beginning of this month people are angry about the lack of jobs corruption discrimination and the cost of living prime minister idle abdul mahdi has promised various reforms but he's refusing to meet the protesters main demand that he resigns along with his government he

parliament all this as demonstrators refused to give up on their demands for change as natasha going to report from baghdad. protesters in baghdad spent a 2nd day confronting security forces as they attempted to breach this barrier their aim was to march across a bridge to government offices in the fortified green zone protesters have been in touch. where are brown the clock since thursday evening they say some have been attacked without provocation in the early morning hours while journalists aren't around we want to make sure that we will just demonstrate in a safe way as we want that we want that we want to get killed. i don't want to die today i want to have a good country about 200 iraq e.-s. have been killed since the latest anti-government protests began at the beginning of this month people are angry about the lack of jobs corruption discrimination and the cost of living prime minister idyll abdul mahdi has promised various reforms but he's refusing to meet the protesters main demand that he resigns along with his government he says that would create chaos and gotten out and if they see the scene o

s linked to him are staging a sit in the parliament as natasha the reports now from baghdad demonstrators are refusing to give up on their demands for change. protestors in baghdad spent a 2nd day confronting security forces as they attempted to breach this barrier their aim was to march across. the bridge to government offices in the fortified green zone protesters have been in tahrir square are brown macaque since thursday evening they say some have been attacked without provocation in the early morning hours while journalists aren't around we want to make sure that we will just demonstrate in a safe way as we want that we want that we want to get killed that i don't want to die today i want to have a good country about $200.00 iraq ease have been killed since the latest in thai government protests began at the beginning of this month people are angry about the lack of jobs corruption discrimination and the cost of living prime minister idle abdul mahdi has promised various reforms but he's refusing to meet the protesters main demand that he resigns along with his government he says tha

corruption and economic hardship a curfew has been imposed in 8 mainly shia provinces natasha game has more from baghdad. the number of protesters here in tahrir square is beginning to grow trucks are coming in and with water food pepsi for protesters to clean their eyes if they're attacked with tear gas later this evening this was supposed to be a one day protest on friday it is now spilled into a 2nd day not only here in baghdad but in several cities across iraq people are saying they will not leave the streets until this government of prime minister maliki goes ahead he has already said that the government will not resign because if it does they are will follow protesters i mean i know who the parliament was supposed to meet today as part of a regular session and because not enough members turned out there was no koran that is only angering protesters who say there is a crisis in the country and members of parliament meets the ministry of interior released a statement saying that it is condemning the criminals they say attacked security forces and vandalized government and political party offices. an

abdullah abdullah mahdi is under growing pressure to resign after days of demonstrations natasha game has more from baghdad. the 3rd night of a curfew went into effect as short time ago and in the hours leading up to the midnight curfew we had 2 incidents one as you mentioned was in the green zone at about 10 15 pm local time military sources are saying that 2 rockets were fired into the heavily fortified green zone that is where top level government offices are as well as the british and american embassy and what we're hearing is that one soldier was killed he was manning a checkpoint near a restaurant and another soldier was injured we're also hearing that one of those rockets landed very close to the united states embassy about 110 meters from the perimeter that may have been intentional one of the things that protesters are very upset about is what they perceived to be foreign meddling in their domestic affairs they cite the united states and iran though truthfully during the protests most protesters have been focusing their ire on iran chanting iran out and carrying signs that say iran leaving iraq th

the security forces to gas and stun grenades have been used to push protesters back natasha good name has more from baghdad. the nonstop firing of tear gas has caused many people to be overcome they've been rushed to the ambulance is rushed to the hospital ambulances one after the other this is the one year anniversary or 3 of prime minister i don't i don't mind he's coming to office as prime minister and he thought today would be anything smooth he's wrong you also if you also thought that today's latest reforms that were announced would appease protesters he is also wrong in between getting attacked by tear gas we've been talking to protesters and i want you to hear from one of them come come sir come sir so please tell me you are not satisfied at all with the prime minister's latest concessions to have an anti-corruption court half the salaries of himself the president and other 8 leaders why is that. occurs occurs through we are done. we are done that's that's you know from them they do what they can do that's ok you should be they should leave they don't they don't know how to where they don't know to

iraqis spent the night in back that square demanding political and economic reform natasha good name has more from baghdad. it's another tense day here entire career square in baghdad you might be hearing. any time now one just when are stun grenades that are being used to disperse crowds again it looks like it's the same scenario people are trying to reach a barricade with a bridge that would lead to the green zone where there are officers of top officials and the united states embassy but people here are furious they are showing the canisters of tear gas canisters of tear gas and what looks like the remnants of these stun grenades saying that this is really the iranian government shooting at us and that we're peaceful then they continue to say that they want the government to go there was a sit in overnight here in times square i don't know if you can see the tents behind me you can see the ambulances which are headed to the hospital fearing people are pretty consistently by the way for the last several hours but in any event several 100 people spent the night here and there were other citizens across t

protesters remain unmoved they say the solution is for a new government to take over natasha going to name does iraq baghdad feisal istra body is the director of the middle east center in indiana university he's also a former iraq ambassador to the united nations he says the only going demonstrations a different from previous ones. these demonstrations are taking a life of their own they don't seem to be waning in previous years when we've had demonstrations that sort of go on for a time and then they fade away the fear also now is that as the number of casualties mounts and we now have over $200.00 killed if you look at the totals over the month and some $6000.00 injured that the casualties themselves become a raise on tetra so to speak and independent raise on that truck of the of the demonstrations. you also have a difference in quality that have young people who have a very high unemployment rate who want taking to the streets some of them of medical school law school even engineering graduates who cannot find jobs this feels different than it is sort of complaints that things aren't going in the right

nationwide protests al-jazeera sometimes you can name joins us now live from baghdad what's happening there right now natasha. and this is the biggest crowd i have seen in my prayers where is the protest began on friday and the people he's coming i'm actually not even in the square i'm on a main thorough for their meetings in the where which you can see behind this mass of people the momentum for these protests has only picked up despite the curfews despite the more than 200 people who have died across the country despite the phallus and who have been injured and we do want to mention among the injured and among the dead are security forces there is a curfew here in baghdad it begins at midnight so we have about 9 hours between now and then it appears the crowd is only going to get bigger we're seeing big groups of students but teachers union has said they will not be returning to work for the rest of the week and has the courage and people to come here to support the protesters but more years you know i don't here in baghdad but in provinces especially in the south of the protests have been quite big are as

from school for the rest of the week i did stat show their solidarity by protesting natasha going to name al-jazeera baghdad. a thousands of protesters are back on the streets of chile's capital despite a government reshuffle aimed at ending the unrest demonstrators threw rocks at police vehicles the protests began several weeks ago over a hike in metro fares but have since turned into a wider protest over inequality in the country. police fired tear gas at protesters in bolivia's capital as demonstrations continue against the disputed re-election of president evo morales the government has invited opposition candidate carlos messer to observe an ordered of the results which he says was fortune john homan has more from the us was fresh faces taking to believe you streets it's been noted by the opposition and the government the young people have been the driving force behind the protests. was against a president he's already been in power for most of their lives and this election went for an unprecedented move term that coming to this ticket thing all rests on practically says i remember it all more or less

natasha good name there in baghdad thank you apologies for the confusion before but we are going to talkto zain a hoarder now who's in the lebanese capital beirut for a bit of. background on the man himself how he rose to power quite so quickly more to the point how i saw under his leadership move quite so quickly back in 24 to. well he was the man behind i souls expansion and creation the roots of i still is from al qaida in iraq. was the leader of al qaida in iraq in 2010 how was he able to expand control and gain all this power well he exploited 2 things 1st of all the security vacuum and neighboring syria at the time many areas in northern syria were outside the control of the government there was a war and he managed to exploit this to be able to recruit to attract fighters to to recruit fighters because what he relied on was exploiting the grievances of the sunny population both in iraq and syria in iraq it was a shiite led government was in control of the country the security forces were really most of these tiny population in the center of of iraq they were afraid of the security

demonstrations and not let them slide into violent acts of riot and havoc our correspondent natasha game reports from baghdad. the sound of stun grenades reverberated around tahrir square in baghdad on friday dozens of protesters were overcome by clouds of tear gas they chanted free baghdad corrupt officials out from iraq's capital to the southern city of karbala iraqis demanded the resignation of prime minister i do not have to maddy and his government there are not many other states that's all they can not do anything because look minutes at the event at the school not this the country the nationwide protests were on the 1st anniversary of mehdi taking office there also a continuation of protests which began at the beginning of the month the government acknowledges the excessive force was used to somebody they call it a democracy put the hands they used to wield this democracy are dictators when they kill their people with snipers it's not democracy in addition to promising to punish those responsible for killing protesters mehdi announced that he and other government leaders will cut their salaries by hal

get a live update from the tashi going to him she's joining us from baghdad where protesters are clearly out on the streets again natasha what are you seeing. the dream or hearing that so far one protester has been killed and the nonstop firing of tear gas has caused many people to be overcome they've been rushed to the ambulance that is rushed to the hospital in ambulances one after the other this is the one year anniversary or 3 of prime minister i don't i don't mind he's coming to office as prime minister and he thought today would be anything smooth he's wrong and he also if you also thought that today's latest reforms that were announced would appease protesters he is also wrong in between getting attacked by tear gas we've been talking to protesters and i want you to hear from one of them comes our comes or so please tell me you are not satisfied at all with the prime minister's latest concessions to have an anti-corruption court half the salaries of himself the president and other leaders why is that what occurs occurs to we are done. we are done that so that you know from them they do what they can do and that's

from school for the rest of the week and instead show their solidarity by protesting natasha good aim al-jazeera baghdad. russia's sovereign wealth fund is interested in buying a stake in the oil giant saudi aramco rumors are swirling that the saudi company is finally set to make an initial public offering next month after numerous sillies step for us and has more from moscow. the head of russia's direct investment fund dimitri of has not made it a secret that russia is very much interested in buying some shares of aramco the largest oil company in the world had of russia and put a visit to riyadh just 2 weeks ago he meekly of already sat in an interview that aramco is one of the best companies in the world as he described it and also despite the fact that many countries are trying to look for alternatives to fossil fuels he sat or oil will be there to stay and it's an important investment during this visit the investment fund has opened its 1st foreign office in riyadh and it's interesting for russia looking at the sanctions it's facing from the west to look at a diverse market in saudi arabia it's ver

demonstrators say they're fed up with empty promises and what the entire government called natasha going to impose more from baghdad. the sound of stun grenades reverberated around to rear square in baghdad on friday dozens of protesters were overcome by clouds of tear gas they chanted free baghdad corrupt officials out from iraq's capital to the southern city of karbala iraqis demanded the resignation of prime minister i do not have to maddy and his government they are not many other states that's all they can not do anything they can not minutes and at the event at the school not this the country the nationwide protests were on the 1st anniversary of mehdi taking office there also a continuation of protests which began at the beginning of the month the government acknowledges the excessive force was used to somebody they call it a democracy put the hands they used to wield this democracy are dictators when they kill their people with snipers it's not democracy in addition to promising to punish those responsible for killing protesters mehdi announced that he and other government leaders will cut their salaries by

let's bring in it's also a name she's joining us from baghdad as main protests square in friday was deadly in right across the country natasha what are you seeing and hearing today. but as you can see the number of people here in tahrir square in baghdad is starting to grow there joining the several 100 people who staged a sit in overnight here in baghdad there were also sit ins across the country at last count there are about 8 cities with partial or full curfews all cities in the south of iraq and in the south of iraq very violent in basra protesters stalled military humvees and in a town called some model while a dozen government offices and political party offices were torched by protesters the iraqi human rights commission is saying right now the death toll since these protests began on friday is 42 but here in tahrir square people are very upset they say that the security forces are using excessive force they say all they have are flags and water to help get the tear gas out of their eyes joining us right now is 21 year old ben through a high. you said earlier when i spoke to you that you were wondering about dying tod

students joining the crowds and manly al-jazeera this go to our correspondent natasha going to aim now she is joining us live from baghdad the square after another deadly 24 hours we're hearing the iraqi parliament is in session atocha do we know what's being discussed. the iraqi president karzai is actually meeting with the already leaders ok yes he's expected to make a hell of a nice announcement later on this evening very subtle and political analysts who say that the story is a way out he says that the president coming out that right mr know that if you resigned and called for lots of the place as a matter character government as missing in the was and according to that analysts will be whether or not the ones that went out with these protesters were actually speak out for 60 days others are you predicting that the president has asked that matter be revised. and then the poem of the german little girl place that there are these protesters they like not only that but parliament does lol so we're right back out of the bed is a real battle in the heartland spoke to another political analyst who says these political part

people of iraq in an attempt to divert from the domestic problems here at home ok natasha in a moment the latest there in baghdad thank you so as more information from the americans is awaited this is just the latest report of dottie's demise he was reported to have been injured during an airstrike in the iraqi city of mosul 4 years ago months later iraqi air force commander said he'd been killed in an attack on a convoy in western iraq and 2016 reports spread that he'd been killed in a u.s. coalition air strike in iraq and syria a few days later russian media said that was wrong and it was actually a russian strike a claim supported by iranian officials another report had been killed came in 2017 from the syrian observatory for human rights and adi released an audio message last year and then appeared in a video released earlier this year it was the 1st time he'd been seen since declaring the so-called leisel caliphate in iraq 5 years ago and in years of speculation that he was dead around kabul honest director of policy analysis at the arab center for research and policy studies he joins us here in doha we app

natasha thank you for that for now that the talks are going to end with a nation is live in baghdad let's get more on this we're joined now by sami hamdi a middle east analyst and editor at international interest and he's joining us live from london this to have always good to have you with us on al-jazeera so as has been saying at least 40. 2 people killed 149 people killed before friday since protests began on october 1st we are hearing that they did take a violent turn yesterday but what is that you know the desperation that we're seeing sometimes the violence you know tell us about the situation for iraqis. i think 1st and foremost and for the german this isn't the 1st mass protest in recent times during the summer we had the protests across the southern cities against corruption against the problems with electricity and the like and 2 years ago the protests even managed to get to the parliament they entered the green zone they stormed the parliament and the hate that had been these time but because they had no leadership no alternative system no alternative party to put in place it s

staging a sit in the parliament as natasha going to reports now from the capital demonstrators are refusing to give up on their demands for change. protesters in baghdad spent a 2nd day confronting security forces as they attempted to breach this barrier their aim was to march across a bridge to government offices in the fortified green zone protesters have been in touch with rear square are brown the clock since thursday evening they say some have been attacked without provocation. in the early morning hours while journalists aren't around we want to make sure that we will just demonstrate in a safe way as we want that we want that we want to get killed. i don't want to die today i want to have a good country about 200 iraq e.-s. have been killed since the latest anti-government protests began at the beginning of this month people are angry about the lack of jobs corruption discrimination and the cost of living prime minister idyll abdul mahdi has promised various reforms but he's refusing to meet the protesters main demand that he resigns along with his government he says that would create chaos and gotten out and if they see the scene on the couche

natasha thank you. the iraqi parliament has voted to form a committee to amend the constitution the protesters they remain on the streets across the capital baghdad calling for political change iraq's high commission for human rights says 74 protesters have been killed during 3 days of nationwide protests demonstrations started earlier this month with tens of thousands of people accusing the government of failing to deliver on its promises of more jobs. thousands of firefighters are battling wildfires across the u.s. state of california a state of emergency is in place around 180000 people have been ordered to leave their homes dozens of houses and vendors have been destroyed and more than a 1000000 people are without electricity that's after power cables were burned or damaged strong winds are fanning the flames it is time for weather now here's everton is there any any respite in sight from these fires everton well i'm sorry to say we're not going in the rain in the forecast for south but we have got slightly cooler weather coming in as we go through the next couple of days so that is slightly better news i suspect you can see how top the pipe

staging a sit in a palm and as natasha going to reports now from the iraqi capital demonstrators are refusing to give up on their demands for change. a lot of the protesters in baghdad spent a 2nd day confronting security forces as they attempted to breach this barrier their aim was to march across a bridge to government offices in the fortified green zone protesters have been in tahrir square are brown macaques since thursday evening they say some have been attacked without provocation in the early morning hours while journalists aren't around we want to make sure that we will just demonstrate in a safe way as we want that we want that we want to get killed that i don't want to die today i want to have a good country about 200 iraq have been killed since the latest anti-government protests began at the beginning of this month people are angry about the lack of jobs corruption discrimination and the cost of living prime minister idle abdul mahdi has promised various reforms but he's refusing to meet the protesters main demand that he resigns along with his government he says that would create chaos gotten out and if they see the scene on their couches in the shootin

largest city was seized by 2014 and as for baghdad super clean the was the group's leader much of the city was destroyed as fighters were driven 8 in 2017 and as natashad name reports many and most still bear the scars of i saw rule. eunice basile was 15 when i saw fighters accused him of stealing they dragged him to a public square and chopped off his right hand in front of a crowd yunus says he wasn't stealing simply helping his uncle move furniture after eisel seized his home for good measure i can't remember what happened to blindfolded me and gave me pain killers before hand after what the pain was. i don't see any future when they cut my hand to cut my ability to work to marry. a year earlier his brother azel dean was shot 3 times by eisel fighters that was punishment for earning less than $5.00 a night while looking after a car park without permission he says 2 hospitals refused to treat him because i saw ordered doctors not to he's paralyzed and hooked to a colossus to me bag if the family could have afforded to celebrate the death of abu bakar al baghdadi they say they would have and it would have surpassed any muslim holiday feast but the de