we this is what the end of eisel self declared caliphate looks like those who fled isis last on clay village in north eastern syria say it's not the end of the state in the way i saw intended rather it's just the last place well i saw members of any kind of coordinated resistance. a definite end may end the license doesn't want any families to leave we have tried one time and be very unsuccessful until yesterday the situation under siege is bad for our children are hungry our food had finished the shouting waters and clashes so many people that died those debts to write are hungry and desperate. the state that i saw intended one that allowed them to generate revenue through taxation and oil sales and to be able to pass laws was defeated in july two thousand and seventeen according to the iraqi government. that's when i saw was pushed out of iraq's second largest city mosul. at the same time syrian democratic forces backed by coalition airstrikes mounted an operation against the group's last major stronghold the city of iraq and syria i saw lost that battle in october the same year. n

and the defeat of eisel in the northern iraqi town of twenty fifteen has left a power vacuum the area is rife with competing groups vying for control back of agreements among them is preventing thousands of people from the minority community who fled from from returning home stratford reports from the uk will there's a piece of fears icily the killed his wife like many young women sold into slavery she disappeared in two thousand and fourteen when along with tens of thousands of other families from iraq's minority easy the community they tried to flee the eisel offensive on since i saw was defeated in sin jar in nov twenty fifth dean now mirrors his children and sick father are among a few years e.d.'s who have returned. with some of their wise advice a ruled over everything they sabotage the lads and killed our relatives and neighbors what i saw was kicked out they left nothing behind we still don't have much left to eat or to drink. it's estimated around seventy percent of city job was destroyed in the battle against isis but it's not just the delay in reconstruction that's preventi

oh without is there a lie from day also coming up in forensic teams begin examining the bodies of eisel victims in the years the town in northern iraq. tropical so i close it a batter's three southern african countries dozens of killed and the city of better in mozambique is completely cut off. new zealand is in mourning following mass shootings at two mosques in christ forty nine people were killed and more than forty others are in hospital some of them are in a critical condition the main suspect has been charged with murder and remanded in custody wayne hay reports from christ church. cuffed and dressed in white prison clothes australian born brinton terence stood before a judge charged with murder you. are a bond without. tyrant is the main suspect of an attack at this mosque in christchurch a survivor filmed the scene inside moments after the gunman had opened fire the gunman live streamed his attack on facebook as he indiscriminately opened fire on more than two hundred muslim worship is shortly after that shooting there was a similar attack at lynnwood mosque about ten minutes aw

well with eisel self declared caliphates now a raised there are questions over what happens to foreign fighters and their families who want to return home while many countries are turning them away chechnya is bucking that trend steadfast in reports from its regional capital grozny. thank you that was pregnant with her third child when she and her family crossed the border from turkey to join eisel she says they were lured by videos betraying a land of pure islam but found torture war and oppression instead fearing reprisals from eisel she doesn't want to show her face. there was a lot of injustice there a lot of evil they not only tortured others those who were not from my school they were torturing that we do schooling there that's why the place fell apart it cannot be called islamic state things that took place there do not exist in islam after saddam's husband was killed she managed to contact chechen operatives and was put on a flight home where she became part of a deal radicalization program and it's carefully watched she was one of the last women allowed to return the russian g

backed assault on the last piece of eisel so-called caliphate the town of.the mainly kurdish fighters of the syrian democratic forces the s.d.f. say only those they call terrorists remain there now as fifteen thousand troops advance on the town and incendiary munitions rained down from the sky. we do not know what the clashes will lead to but the military operation will continue to eliminate terrorists inside if we notice any civilians we will try to avoid them and evacuate them during the ongoing military operation as the s.d.f. advance on five fronts they face more than a thousand hardened fighters difficult terrain suicide bombers mines and a large tunnel network but even once bugaboos falls and i still suffer what some are calling a final territorial defeat the group and its members will remain a serious threat this is not and of isis at all and we have seen how. this kind of similar terrorist group autumn now thriving in africa and i won't be surprised if these same groups when taught to get. the video they would have managed to operate. inside you woul

eisel no longer controls any territory inside syria the question is will the international community refocus his attention on the atrocities committed against the syrian people by the assad government and its allies. does iraq beirut just how landis is director of the center for middle east studies at the university of oklahoma he says it's the syrian kurds who stand to lose as the u.s. prepares for a military withdrawal the turks clearly want the united states to leave i've every body wants us to leave except for the kurds and of course the. the non kurds the arabs in this northern region many of whom support to curt's now the question is will they go slow i think that everybody including syrian government and the turkish government will keep a lid on any invasion until they see the american troops withdrawing they want to confirm to us withdraw because any dramatic action right now would provoke the united states to remain there i don't believe the kurds will trust the us side regime to. you give any long term guarantee there might be short term. there could be. on autonomy for cul

been given money and a place to live as policy of rehabilitation for former eisel women has taken many by surprise. is perhaps better known for being a tough uncompromising leader and unexpected approach in a region known for its violent crackdown against people considered extremists so this policy of we turning women and children on form i thought poetry's is seen by some as a way for the biro to bushfires poor human rights record as well as the practical thankful insurgent and to promote the stature as a muslim leader. that is now trying hard to convince the authorities to bring home more women despite criticism that she's helping people who joined a band organization she sees rehab elite patients of these women as the safest option making her the only hope for parents to be reunited with their children not only in russia but parents from as far away as germany have come to her for help stop passing al-jazeera cousinly russia new zealanders of all faiths united in a show of solemn solidarity in memory of the fifty people who were killed by the christ church gunman just over a week ag

betraying a land of pure islam but found torture war and oppression instead fearing reprisals from eisel she doesn't want to show her face. there was a lot of injustice there a lot of evil they not only tortured others those who were not from my school they were torturing that we do schooling there that's why the place fell apart it cannot be called islamic state things that took place there do not exist in islam after saddam's husband was killed she managed to contact chechen of priorities and was put on a flight home where she became part of a deal radicalization program and it's carefully watched she was one of the last women allowed to return the russian government now only repatriate children much to the despair of hundreds of parents who come from all over russia to chechnya urging the authorities to bring back their daughters richest in the challenge to the it's harder to stay hopeful for the third year there's no news about the case the last phone call fatima received from her daughter was in february two thousand and seventeen visit i was in mosul with her five children. we have

backed syrian democratic forces and launched the final push against eisel in the village of big. use on friday the last remaining group of civilians was about to a set just hours thousands of people have left in recent weeks and they're being taken to a camp near the iraqi border and in iraq the defeat of i saw in the northern town of sin in twenty fifteen has left a power vacuum the area is rife with competing groups all vying for control lack of agreement among them is preventing thousands of people from the minority izzie to community who fled i still from returning home charles stratford reports from the mall. there's a piece of fears eisel either killed his wife or like many young women sold into slavery she disappeared in two thousand and fourteen when along with tens of thousands of other families from iraq's minority easy community they tried to flee the eisel offensive on sin jaw i saw was defeated in sin jar in nov twenty fifth dean now mary his children and sick father are among a few use e.d.'s who have returned. with some of their wise advice a ruled over everything

there's a piece of fears eisel either killed his wife or like many young women sold into slavery she disappeared in two thousand and fourteen when along with tens of thousands of other families from iraq's minority easy community they tried to flee the i saw offensive on sin job i saw was defeated in sin jar in nov twenty fifth dean now mary his children and six father are among a few use e.d.'s who have returned. with some of their wise advice a ruled over everything they sabotaged the lads and killed our relatives and neighbors what i saw was kicked out they left nothing behind we still don't have much left to eat or to drink. it's estimated around seventy percent of sin job was destroyed in the battle against isis but it's not just the delay in reconstruction that's preventing people from returning to their homes there are various military forces and armed groups in the area but according to commanders little cooperation between. what remains of the town of sinjar is in that direction behind the tile and you have a p.k. k. forces in control of that area to my left over those mount

group is pockets of fighters confined to small areas in iraq and syria analysts say the decline for eisel began with its attempt to take a town on the syrian turkish border in september two thousand and fourteen that's kabbani over there the siege of qubani on the turkey syria border is considered to be a turning point in the battle against eisel turkey were very worried that they managed to get this close to the turkish border so they allowed both the kurdish peshmerga and free syrian army forces to use their territory to go into kabul in conjunction with the wipe e.g. they were able to force i saw fighters on the outskirts of the town for many it's considered the beginning of the end feisal as caliphate in just a few short years eisel lost its territory and by the end of two thousand and seventeen stopped referring to the caliphate in two thousand and nineteen the group still represents a major threat or ever by using supporters outside of iraq and syria the group has turned to social media to get its message across that platforms like facebook and twitter have closed thousands of isola

there's a piece of fears eisel either killed his wife or like many young women sold into slavery she disappeared in two thousand and fourteen when along with tens of thousands of other families from iraq's minority easy community they try to flee the eisel offensive on sin jobs i saw was defeated in sin jar in nov twenty fifth dean now mirrors his children and sick father are among a few years e.d.'s who have returned. with some of their eyes and i saw ruled over everything they sabotaged the lads and killed our relatives and neighbors what i saw was kicked out they left nothing behind we still don't have much left to eat or to drink. it's estimated around seventy percent of sin job was destroyed in the battle against isis but it's not just the delay in reconstruction that's preventing people from returning to their homes. there are various military forces and armed groups in the area but according to commanders little cooperation between. what remains of the town of singe are is in that direction behind the tile and you have a p.k. k. forces in control of that area to my left over t

islamic state terrorists fighting is now raging in near the iraqi border the final showdown with eisele was delayed to allow families to flee the area a spokesperson for the kurdish led syrian democratic forces says the battle is almost over. the truth is dead there is fierce fighting on the outskirts of the camp forces and i'm ready to finish what is left of eisel off or the village of bugaboos has been a focal point of the syrian democratic forces for several weeks now despite donald trump repeatedly declaring victory over eisel america's top general says otherwise we have to try to go comment. have a look at but who's right there near the border with iraq we didn't really hear about it in the course of syria's civil war misery now's the time it is really being called the last remaining eyelet of territory in syria. indeed we've seen crowds of escaping civilians and even jihad as who did she out of booze before the guns go off just a short while ago though donald trump was bragging about his army and allies crushing islamic state completely we just took over you know you kept hearing

backed syrian democratic forces have begun the operation to clear the last remaining pockets of eisel fighters from but whose ground forces say i still fighters are using snipers and booby traps to slow their progress even if i so loses all its territory it could be premature to declare victory and or chapell reports. exhausted hungry and sick thousands of women and children have fled their resort in southeastern syria in the last week ahead of a us back to salt on the last piece of ice will so-called caliphate the town of. the mainly kurdish fighters of the syrian democratic forces the s.d.f. say only those they call terrorists remain there now as fifteen thousand troops advance on the town and incendiary munitions rained down from the sky. we do not know what the clashes will lead to but the military operation will continue to eliminate terrorists inside of if we notice any civilians we will try to avoid them and evacuate them during the ongoing military operation as the s.d.f. advance on five fronts they face more than a thousand hardened fighters difficult terrain suicide bombers

has lost all that territory as i say he's predicted the end of eisel several times he's also said that he is going to pull all his troops out of syria there around two thousand troops there he initially said they're all coming home that led to the resignation of jim mattis who is the defense secretary and concern from allies around the world now because of that concern he's decided that there's going to keep around four hundred troops in the country to stop any resurgence of eisel yeah because not holding any more territory in syria is their friend from being completely defeated the capture of bibles marks the end of the group's territory but not the group itself. exactly right you remember that at one point i still controlled territory in iraq in syria that was roughly the size of mainland britain and so it was a huge swathe of territory but slowly that was claimed but by numerous fighting forces one of donald trump's biggest criticisms of barack obama was that by pulling troops united states troops out of iraq that created a vacuum and led to the creation of i saw no one point even c

kurdish authorities were holding some fifteen hundred children over their alleged affiliation with eisel at least one hundred eighty five foreign children have been convicted on terrorism charges and sentenced to prison terms we heard from one of the people behind the report. iraqi authorities or no vote or abuse from the. kurdish there have charged hundreds of minors acts of terrorism because of their alleged presumed belonging to a islamic states these prosecutions very often rely on very you know dots for my positions because if they are based on confessions that were tortured out of the kids. those children are number one considered us combatants who are trying just as adult combatants and that is not fair that should be the international law is very clear and considers that children who are armed groups should be considered first and foremost i think those who need rehabilitation and reintegration into society rather than imprisonment and torture . and we recommended the government the iraqi government and purchase orders to immediately free all those guess who have not committed th

well kurdish forces in syria say they expect the battle to retake eisel the last held area to be over soon u.s. backed syrian democratic forces launched a final push against i felt in the village of agrees on friday the last remaining group of civilians was about to waited just hours earlier thousands of people have left in recent weeks and they're being taken to a camp near the iraqi border. chlorine was used as a weapon in the syrian town of duma but an investigation into last year's attack doesn't lay any blame the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons says it found reasonable grounds the toxic chemical was used but can't say who was responsible duma was the final target of the syrian government's campaign to regain control of the eastern suburbs of damascus from opposition fighters. u.s. president donald trump has asked china to lift all tariffs on american agricultural products he says it's because trade talks between the world's two largest economies are progressing well the us president also pointed out that he didn't impose twenty five percent tariffs on friday

there's a piece of fears eisel either killed his wife or like many young women sold into slavery she disappeared in two thousand and fourteen when along with tens of thousands of other families from iraq's minority easy the community they tried to flee the eisel offensive on sin john i saw was defeated in sin jar in november twenty fifth dean now measure his children and sick father are among a few years e.d.'s who have returned. from their eyes a deisel ruled over everything they sabotaged the lads and killed our relatives and neighbors what i saw was kicked out they left nothing behind we still don't have much left to eat or to drink. it's estimated around seventy percent of sin job was destroyed in the battle against isis but it's not just the delay in reconstruction that's preventing people from returning to their homes. there are various military forces and armed groups in the area but according to commanders little cooperation between. what remains of the town of sin jar is in that direction behind the tile and you have a p.k. k. forces in control of that area to my left over t

the last bastion of eisel fulls in syria u.s. backed forces are now in control of the town of and say there's been one hundred percent territorial defeat. and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up they've survived southern africa is west. now the people of mozambique and zimbabwe must fight off cholera and malaria. special counsel robert muller completes his report on russia's role in the twenty sixteen u.s. election what's in it and can president. people sort of. just sort of randomly shooting everyone. lucky to be alive survive his return to the christ church mosque where a gunman killed so many of their fellow wash hands. while u.s. forces in syria say they have complete control of is the last i still held area and the most east of the country in the center of the kurdish led syrian democratic forces have raised their flag there has been intense fighting there over the past few weeks well our correspondent is in beirut and joins us now live jamaal there have been several declarations of victory in various forms befo

betraying a land of pure islam but found torture war and oppression instead fearing reprisals from eisel she doesn't want to show her face. there was a lot of injustice there a lot of evil they not only tortured others those who were not from my school they were torturing that we do schooling there that's why the place fell apart it cannot be called islamic state things that took place there do not exist in islam after saddam's husband was killed she managed to contact chechen of priorities and was put on a flight home where she became part of a deal radicalization program and is carefully watched she was one of the last women allowed to return the russian government now only repatriate children much to the despair of hundreds of parents who come from all over russia to chechnya urging the authorities to bring back their daughters richest in the challenge to the it's harder to stay hopeful for the third year there's no news about the case the last phone call fatima received from her daughter was in february two thousand and seventeen visit i was in mosul with her five children. we have t

and i welcome to the program i'm nick clegg eisel once controlled territory in syria and iraq equivalent to the silence of great britain and imposed its version of islamic rule on millions of us all fighters were finally defeated in iraq two years ago and it appears the dream of a so-called caliphate in syria is over two u.s. backed fighters declared what they call the one hundred percent territorial defeat of the winning the battle for bug following weeks of intense fighting kurdish led syrian democratic forces raise the flag over the final syrian town on the ice will control. we are now into the end of our military campaign with this victory we congratulate the kurdish are a christian nation we've defeated state from the face of the earth. thousands of people who escaped the fighting are stranded in refugee camps let's hear now from iran carney takes a look at the rise and fall of ice. this is what the end of ice or self declared caliphate looks like those who fled isis last on clay village in northeastern syria say it's not the end of the state in the way i saw intended rather it's ju

group that anchor approves of while in member genoud but was kurdish fighters have taken over since eisel rose to prominence in two thousand and fourteen the international community slowly stopped talking about the syrian revolution and the struggle for freedom and the narrative became one of defeating i saw in combating terrorism and that's helped us that survive the presence of i saw also discourage many countries from supporting armed opposition groups in the syrian civil war now that i saw no longer controls any territory inside syria the question is will the international community refocus attention on the atrocities committed against the syrian people by the us or the government and its allies. beirut. emergency services are air lifting thirteen hundred people from a cruise ship at risk of being grounded off the rocky norwegian coast the viking sky sent a mayday call after it encountered engine problems on bad weather victoria the reports. it was meant to be a relaxing cruise. that passengers on the bike and sky say it ended in a terrifying ordeal. the fact that. the ship suffered e

to choose from his supporters donald trump arrived in florida and proclaimed eisel had no been driven out of syria isis or election day. here's a serious right now you look. so there's i said. that's what we have right now. as of last night just two days ago at the white house he predicted the end of the. self-proclaimed caliphate by the end of the day he had already announced the end of eisel back in february but the group still had at least one stronghold in syria at one point i still controlled a huge territory in syria and iraq an area roughly the size of mainland britain. donald trump has wanted to end u.s. soccer issues in syria for a while then in december he suddenly announced he would withdraw two thousand troops it was such a surprise it provoked the resignation of defense secretary jim mattis and criticism from world white now he plans to keep four hundred troops in country pushed by the pentagon and allies in part to stop any resurgence of the case of syria is a strange game of musical chairs in the point is this is not just for the united states but for russia iran turkey

welcome to the program i'm nick clegg eisel once controlled territory in syria and iraq equivalent to the science of great britain and imposed its version of islamic rule on millions when i still fighters were finally defeated in iraq two years ago and it appears the dream of a so-called caliphate in syria is over to u.s. backed fight is declared what they call the one hundred percent territorial defeat still the winning the battle for bugs following weeks of intense fighting kurdish led syrian democratic forces raise the flag over the final syrian town on the i still control. we announced the end of our military campaign with this victory we congratulate the kurdish are a christian nation that we've defeated state from the face of the earth. well thousands of people who escaped the fighting are stranded in refugee camps let's hear now from imran khan who takes a look at the rise and fall of ice. this is what the end of ice or self declared caliphate looks like those who fled isis last on clay village in northeastern syria say it's not the end of the state in the way i saw intended ra

he had already announced the end of eisel back in february but the group still had at least one stronghold in syria at one point i still controlled a huge territory in syria and iraq an area roughly the size of mainland britain. donald trump has wanted to end u.s. operations in syria for a while then in december he suddenly announced he would withdraw two thousand

banks forces in syria have declared what they call the one hundred percent territorial defeat of eisel and elimination of its so-called counterfeits after weeks of fighting the syrian democratic forces have raised their flag in fact who's the last i saw held ten in northeast syria. has more now from beirut so it would seem that about the last piece of territory of what once was a much larger entity of the self-styled or self-proclaimed caliphate as. some experience have described it. reduced or gradually different parties different groups from the kurdish fighters on the ground through the turkish backed free syrian army to the russians internationally together with the americans or united to essentially defeat the group is agencies say they're running out of times haven't survivors and stop the spread of disease more than a week after a cycle hit southern africa more than seven hundred people have died in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi but that number is expected to rise the number of passengers killed in thursday's ferry disaster in northern iraq has risen to at least one hundred and

forces for several weeks now despite donald trump repeatedly clearing victory over eisel america's top general says the fight is far from over with more his. have a look at but who's right there near the border with iraq we didn't really hear about it in the course of syria's civil war misery now's the time it is really being called the last remaining eyelet of territory in syria we've seen crowds of escaping civilians and even jihad is who did choose to surrender the current say they want to make sure all innocent people make it out of the goos before the guns go off just a short while ago though donald trump was bragging about his army and allies crushing islamic state completely we just took over you know you kept hearing it was ninety percent ninety two percent the caliphate in syria now it's one hundred percent we just took over ever since then however we've kept hearing absolutely different takes from those who are actually responsible for what's happening on the ground the head of u.s. central command is sure eisel hasn't surrendered he's confident it's not been defeated instead

betraying a land of pure islam but found torture war and oppression instead fearing reprisals from eisel she doesn't want to show her face. there was a lot of injustice there a lot of evil they not only tortured others those who were not from my school they were torturing that we do schooling there that's why the place fell apart it cannot be called islamic state things that took place there do not exist in islam after saddam's husband was killed she managed to contact chechen operatives and was put on a flight home where she became part of a deal radicalization program and it's carefully watched she was one of the last women allowed to return the russian government now only repatriate children much to the despair of hundreds of parents who come from all over russia to chechnya urging the authorities to bring back their daughters richest in the change to be harder to stay hopeful for the third year there's no news about the case the last phone call fatima received from her daughter was in february two thousand and seventeen. i was in mosul with her five children. we have the government w

security forces blindfolded handcuffed and hit him when they slapped him he had to say he joined eisel for three days the interrogator said it's not enough if you don't confess to more we'll hand you over to other security forces my son who was very young at the time and afraid as them is now serving a sentence for joining i saw here at the reformatory for females and juveniles his family says they managed to keep him out of reach of the armed group during its control of mosul and he's an innocent boy tortured into making a false confession since twenty sixteen human rights watch says forty one juveniles have reported being tied in stress positions given electric shocks and being beaten by kurdish security forces with electric cables plastic pipes and rods in order to extract confessions and the alleged torture continued here at this facility designed to rehabilitate juveniles. we have tolerance of those fighters who have confessed already there i sold members on pietist i don't believe there's any need any sort of advantage to take with couple of children and make sure they have to be

us says that the fight against eisel is far from over terrorists and their families leaving the last stronghold in syria never to be defeated. and the lead cyber attack on the british institute sixty counter russian this information is now being investigated by the u.k.'s crime agency despite having no forensic evidence the head of the institute already insists russian intelligence is the bloody. thing which makes sense and they attack our assessment. is that this is n.p.r. news. back on scene with a new show called on the touchline you can watch the full version later this hour. international. hundreds of myself surrendering to u.s. backed forces in the syrian village of beit coups the last i saw held area near the iraqi border in addition to the jihadists who surrendered their own women and children at the scene some of them a wives of i still find praising the islamic state with different slogans they also showed the soles of the shoes by way of an insult and they still believe this is not the end of the caliphate. the villages because as being one focal point for the syrian democ

about forces in the syrian village of bugaboos last eisel held area near the iraqi border in addition to the jihad us who have surrendered there are also women and children at the scene some of them are wives of the eisel fighters and they still believe this is not the end of a caliphate. the village of has been a focal point for the syrian democratic forces for several weeks now despite donald trump repeatedly declaring victory over eisel the top u.s. general says the fight is far from over go comments have a look at but who's right there near the border with iraq we didn't really hear about it in the course of syria's civil war misery now's the time it is really being called the last remaining eyelet of territory in syria about to be stormed by u.s. backed kurdish troops we expect a fierce battle later at the end of the civilian evacuation given that will remain in bank who's all the ones brimming with jihadi ideology and the ones for whom is not an option indeed we've seen crowds of escaping civilians and even jihad as who did choose to surrender the current say they want to make s

now it's been more than a year since eisel with declared defeated in iraq and in baghdad the capital a revival of the says inspiring a new generation of iraqi altus hoping to turn the page on a dull chapter in the country's history that's going to name reports from baghdad. in this square in western mosul there were once the sounds of gunfire and airstrikes screams and sobbing but on this day iraqi classical music echoes through the rubble. the building behind me was an execution site by eisel the site has its dark history that tells of the mosul catastrophe but it is now a platform to express peace through art and cultural events. in baghdad fashion designers photographers pagers and sculptors are creating runways and gallery space to exhibit to an eager public. l.-wop city art festival was long considered one of iraq's premier art showcases during the years of conflict from the iran iraq war to the u.s. invasion and the battle with eisel it became a casualty and closed now for the first time in nine years the government found enough funding to host it there's a kind of arts revival

tens of thousands of other families from iraq's minority easy the community they tried to flee the eisel offensive on since i saw was defeated in sin jar in november twenty fifth dean now measure his children and sick father are among a few years e.d.'s who have returned. with some of their wise advice a ruled over everything they sabotage the lads and killed our relatives and neighbors what i saw was kicked out they left nothing behind we still don't have much left to eat or to drink. it's estimated around seventy percent of sin job was destroyed in the battle against isis but it's not just the delay in reconstruction that's preventing people from returning to their homes. there are various military forces and armed groups in the area and according to commanders the little cooperation between. what remains of the town of single is in that direction behind the tile and you have a p.k. k. forces in control of that area to my left over those mountains there is the iraqi army and pro iran all groups known as hash of a shabby i'm standing on a peshmerga position one of the main reasons why t

has been branded distasteful for allowing pictures of eisel bride shamima become to be used as a target the teenager earned notoriety after an interview in which she showed no remorse or regret about fleeing to join the terror group in syria one of her images used at the range covered in bold holes has been widely shared online to mixed reaction. in a society where hate and violence against muslims particularly muslim women is most prevalent on the rois it's deeply concerning that people requested an image of a real person as a shooting target it's clearly wrong to use photos of people as targets in a shooting they should stop why you're so worried about a traitor they're just plain thinking with her poster her i says friends tossed real human hands of beheaded victims like a football and she wasn't fazed remember that so me i'm a big i was born in britain but took her sister's passport and fled to syria to join eisel when she was just fifteen she now says she'd like to return to the u.k. to care for her newborn baby but britain's move to revoke her citizenship here's why the shooting r

s often called iraq's forgotten people of the suffering some of the worst atrocities on the eisel political violence and distrust means they are now also struggling to rebuild their lives started out as syria mom or not iraq hundreds of thousands of people have rallied across algeria over president bush afic is planning to run for a fifth term next month police fired tear gas at some protesters analogy is that the demonstrations were mostly peaceful. at least seventeen palestinians have been shot and wounded by israeli security forces during protests along gaza's barrier fence gaza's health ministry says three paramedics and a journalist were among those hugs i guess the unrest came a day off to the un human rights council accused israel of committing crimes against humanity during last year's protests palestinians have been holding weekly demonstrations since last march demanding israel lift its blockade of the enclave. security forces in somalia have shot dead three al-shabaab fighters and during a standoff following a bomb attack on a hotel in the capital the fighters held out for severa

after years of war in iraq including the recent battle to defeat eisel a way forward maybe changes to the justice system to include prosecutions truth commissions rican silly asian and reparations that could be a long process. what is now a private shame for these families may one day become a national reckoning for all iraqis natasha going to name al-jazeera east of mosul. and still ahead in august their time is running out for yemen's children access shaky cease fire belts to bring in more humanitarian. splashdown that means the countdown is on for the first manned mission by a private space operator. hello again a welcome back to international weather forecasts well across china we have seen plenty of rain over the last few days in the trend is going to continue as we go into the weekend take a look at your saturday map we are going to be seeing that rain across much of southeastern china down here towards the south really for parts of hong kong you're really not going to getting out of the rain over the next few days for joe is going to be a rainy and a chilly day and about fiftee

the building behind me was an execution site by eisel the side has its dark history that tells of the mosul catastrophe but it is now a platform to express peace through aren't and cultural events. in baghdad fashion designers photographers painters and sculptors are creating runways and gallery space to exhibit to an eager public. the l.-wop city art festival was long considered one of iraq's premier art showcases during the years of conflict from the iran iraq war to the u.s. invasion and the battle with eisel it became a casualty and closed now for the first time in nine years the government found enough funding to host it there's a kind of arts revival happening in baghdad but the ministry of culture says it doesn't have the money it needs to promote the arts community in iraq less than one percent of this year's budget was devoted to the ministry so artists and international organizations are collaborating to try to fill the gap the spanish embassy held this event to promote a new generation of iraqi artists iraq has always had of great artist but these are also one of the younge

out of iraq he said that it was a terrible decision by barack obama and that led to the growth of eisel at one point he even said that to barack obama phone did i still know that's probably a bit of a stretch but certainly americans believe that because of the chaos in iraq that is where i saw managed to start gaining territory gaining power gaining money getting weapons getting fighters and so they're very keen that that doesn't happen again and that was certainly the point that turkey and other allies including israel made to the united states when donald try. announce that he was pulling all troops out of syria such a shocking decision you remember that james mattis who was the defense secretary at the time resigned because he completely disagreed with it so yes that is why the united states is still keeping four hundred troops inside syria for the time being at least to calm but any regrowth of eisel thank you very much for that alan fischer live for us in washington we'll have more on this breaking news story out of the u.s. with the white house announcing that the final offensive

women and children in syria with the end of eisel there the fate of thousands of years e.d.s. is still uncertain. many as it is remain in camps the internally displaced people in northern iraq for those who have returned home reminders of the atrocities committed against their community all around the turia gates and be al jazeera afghan special forces have been deployed to support hundreds of soldiers under siege by taliban fighters in the northwest of the country around seven hundred troops are surrounded in baghdad's province on the border with turkmenistan they took refuge after the taliban overran a dozen checkpoints on friday afghan forces have been battling the taliban in the region for nearly two weeks thirty soldiers have been killed and as many as forty have been taken hostage. and with al jazeera live from london more still ahead for you on the program businesses reopen off to days of blackouts in venezuela people are even more dependent on the government for boxes of a and we visit a church in san diego and it's been overwhelmed with asylum seekers in need of shelt

after years of war in iraq including the recent battle to defeat eisel a way forward maybe changes to the justice system to include prosecutions truth commissions rican silly asian and reparations that could be a long process. what is now a private shame for these families may one day become a national reckoning for all iraqis natasha going to name al-jazeera east of mosul. weather is next but still ahead on al-jazeera barely scraping by and dropping to mom's leaves thailand's rubber industry facing and unfasten future and respond to the family of a young man from indian administered kashmir to find out why he chose to take up. hello again and welcome back cross in eight states over the next few days it is going to be stormy for many locations we're talking about severe weather down here across the south as well as winter weather and advisories for winter storm watches and warnings up here towards the north affecting parts of the northern plains parts of ontario as well as come back so here you go on saturday very winter conditions up here towards the north winds are going to be a pro

back forces in syria have to cleared what they call the one hundred percent territorial defeat of eisel and elimination of a so-called caliphates following weeks of fighting the syrian democratic forces have raised their flag in back the last eisel held town in northeast syria in a tweet french president emmanuel metro has praised the operation success professors are accusing iraqi government leaders of failing to monitor ferry safety their anger follows the capsizing of a ferry in mosul on thursday which killed at least one hundred and seven people one hundred others are still missing. aid agencies say they're running out of time to meet survivors and stop the spread of disease more than a week after a cycle hit southern africa more than seven hundred people have died in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi but that number is expected to rise and the so-called people's vote march is underway in london's he demands a second breaks at referendum organizers are hoping to beats the three quarters of a million protesters seen at last year's events paul brennan is at that process in london. well t

eisel has claimed responsibility for this attack in western kabul unfortunately it is not a surprise because they have targeted this community the shia minority the czar's they have targeted the many times in this area especially over the last year and dozens have been killed in this this gathering today of more than a thousand people was commemorating the death of his our leader who died twenty four years ago there was a large gathering but also a lot of politicians with the senior politicians were talking former president hamid karzai the c.e.o. of diller a dollar acting foreign minister rabbani the presidential candidate. when as they were talking rockets were heard in the distance and these politicians continued to speak trying to come the crowd as these rockets were heard in the distance and then it started to escalate the politicians got out. as bodyguards eight of them were injured in this and then there were rockets there were mortars they were in a multiple explosions witnesses telling us this carried on for up to an hour and heavy gunfire as people try to escape this a lot

says the treatment at the hands of eisel amounts to genocide. reports. forensic scientists search for evidence of human remains in kojo village on the outskirts of sin as the relatives of the missing presumed dead watched them work it's thought i saw fighters killed thousands of easy men women and children in sin jaw over just a few days in august twenty fourth targeting them for their religious beliefs many may have been shot the headed or burned alive. today the iraqi government and the u.n. are opening the first mass graves it contains the remains of almost fifty bodies all men from the village this is the first of seventy three mass graves to be examined in this area the u.n. says i saw a campaign of murder and sexual assault against these e.d.'s amounts to genocide. this mass grave that we've seen today contains the remains of people a community that faced the most heinous kind of criminality by i saw. nobel peace laureate nadia murat is from kojo she was among thousands of women and girls subjected to a systematic campaign of rape and sexual violen

were so different many different battles and once those battles were won by the opposing sides to eisele there is a new reality in those areas so you have for example there is over bob and around the lip and jobless closer to the border with turkey you have pro tarka short let's say turkish backed rebel forces you have then the kurdish groups like the s.d.f. or the y p g that are in control of areas around min bijan obviously now and who is and then you have obviously the shiite militias that are existence in areas as well in syria and so forth and now each of those entities whilst they were maybe united in their opposition to tice all to whatever different people referred to it as they are that's probably the only thing that they could agree on now that eisel isn't. present or maybe not in the way in terms of territorial control will they turn on each other or will this maybe pave the way to try maybe agree to disagree on who control. and maybe look forward to trying to find some sort of a solution through obviously everybody will wait to find out but it's important to all of the beyond