but guer is disputed territory.bus and kurds claim this land as -- arabs and kurds claim this territory as theirs. they insist that they are relieved now that the kurds are in control but they were speaking to us under the watchful eyes of the control on the ground. he denied claims that arabs sided with the islamic state group and he explained why many fled to mosul, the islamic state stronghold instead of erbil. >> there were air strikes. people had no choice. the islamic state group allowed them to go inside their territories. >>> still not returned home and there is growing antiarab sentiment. >> kurdish troops were shot and killed. some arabs inside the town helped them. >> i.s. and other sunni factions pushed night guer. there is animosity between sunni arabs and kurds. i.t. has now resurfaced. zena hoder, al jazeera, guer. >> u.n. recount of votes, now unclear if either candidate will recognize the results. jennifer glasse has more. >> reporter: the ballot review process was briefly halted when representative

i may be able to find some of smith's men referring to themselves as smith's guer orillas. they did refer to themselves as smith's guerrillas as well. i understand the kerry joyner ,as said that nathaniel p banks who had command over them among other troops in the red river expedition, referred to them as he may notorillas. have meant it as a complement. smith's guerrillas and what they do it nashville. i want to talk about smith and his guerrillas and what they did at nashville quickly. then i will try to analyze why things came out the way they , and whyfly analyze they enjoyed the success that they did. first was aj smith. here's born in pennsylvania in 1815. he graduated from west point in 1838, 36 and the graduating class of 45. ,e was a career army officer unlike people like grant and sherman who got out of the army before the civil war and spent some time in civilian life, smith stayed in the army and served mostly out on the frontier against indians. he served in the mexican war, two. he was a major at the time civil war started because promotional slogan the old ar

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also, what we don't know in a group like hamas or islamic jihad that fights gore r s guer tactics don't have front lines necessarily. they fight under the ground. the other question is where in the tunnel did that confrontation allegedly occur in rye lati relation to the front line on the surface. >> this is a messy, messy battlefield. difficult to control. thanks very much to our karl penhaul who has been in the middle of it. i want to bring in my colleague wolf blitzer in jerusalem. from your perspective, you've been speaking to israeli officials every day, multiple times a day, was there any confusion about what was allowed under the cease-fire agreement in terms of operations inside gaza, against tunnels, and what was not allowed? and is that possibly part of the explanation for this falling apart so quickly? >> the israelis say they never had any misunderstandings. they say they fully appreciated, they fully understand what they thought were the ground rules of this cease-fire, that they would be allowed to go ahead and continue their operations, the decommissioning, as they call i

here, wolf, since wednesday night when the isis militants advanced taking control of a town equalled guere about 35 miles sought southwest of where i'm standing right now to give you a sense of just the close proximity of some of these militants. that created fear that rippled through this city last night. it triggered a run on supermarkets, for example, for diapers, for milk and entsome people some kurds packing. meanwhile, the humanitarian situation here deteriorating as an tens of thousands of iraqis from the christian minority from thia ziti minority, from the shia minority fled towards this way. there is nobody really to meet them. they feel are sleeping tonight in some cases under the stars in parking lots, in unfinished construction sites. the results of the incredible construction boom that erbil has enjoyed during ten years of relative stability that is now being shaken by the advance of the isis as militants just within the last 48 hours, wolf. >> and there's no sign i take it of any iraqi military there, are some of the forces the u.s. trained and spent hundreds of billions of d