when isis did have a battle in dabiq and they lost. syrian rebels pushed isis out of that village of dabiq i sis chose to put at the center of their propaganda. >> that made it awkward, they were named after a town they now lost. so they decided to take the easy route and rename their magazine, it's now yauld rumiyah, which means rome in arabic. there is no reason they will lose rolle and lose that title as well t. city of mosul is in iraq. it's about 250 miles north of bag, one of the largest cosmopolitan cities. it has the distinction of sitting smack in the middle of the tigris river. they felt isis in 2014, it was the largest, before isis took over, mosul was home to almost 2 million people. once isis got there. the population fell to more like a half million people got out of there. a month after isis took mosul the head of the group, al baghdadi delivered he would kau call eight sermon, he declared eight caliphate. he declared himself on the calif and that was the first and only time baghdadi has appeared if public. this summer t

actually did have a battle in dabiq and lost. syria rebels pushed isis out of the village of dabiq that isis chose to put as the center of their propaganda. awkward, of course, and the magazine was named off the prophesy about a town they now lost, so they took the easy route and renamed the magazine called rumiyah. there's no threat to lose rome and have to lose that magazine title as well. city of mosul in iraq, one of largest of iraq cities. also has distinction of sitting smack in the middle of the tigres river. it was the largest city held by isis anywhere in the world. before isis took over, mosul was home to 2 million people, but once isis took over, the population fell to a half million people because anybody who could get out of there got out of there. isis took mosul, the head of the group delivered a -- well, he'd call it a sermon at a historic mosque in mosul declaring the formation of the islamic caliphate and he was to be the calf life, and that was the first time he appeared in public there many mosul. this summer,