and less on -- helped isis. and less how you actually helped them. and there is a difference between the two things. and i think that that's the difference that you are trying to point to, in a neutral business setting, using something that is otherwise not criminal, two communicate with people, and you are doing it as not in the bank situation or pharmaceutical situation help this person commits a crime but in a general business situation. that others are coming to you and you can't find them ahead of time. that's -- substantially. >> corrects. the case law and the statements. and halberstam itself makes clear that the culpable conduct has to be to quote halberstam, knowing action. knowing action that sufficiently aids torches -- tortios conduct. what it means in the legal and fiduciary to act. and that's not addressed here. >> but to justice alito's question how do we decide that as a matter of law? on this complaint? write it for me. this is not substantial because, >> where the electrical -- the allegedly cu

and that's principally al qaeda and isis. those two even after the years of 9/11 distress still exists and it's incumbent upon us to stay laser focused on that to make sure the counterterrorism effort here in the homeland targets terrorism and internationally on the spilt on partnership to make sure we manage it. >> so we are sitting in washington d.c. so i have to ask barely a week goes by without another arrest here in the united states related either to someone that's inspired by isis or al qaeda or someone who wanted to fight abroad were didn't go come the homegrown that you describe but also the domestic violent extremists, most just, groups. of all the things what do you feel is the name -- the main counterterrorism threat in the united states right now? >> if you look at it by the numbers by the numbers the most likely attack inside the united states is going to be by an individual that is inspired to act based on racial or ethnic motivations largely driven by the race and that's where we have seen it. we saw that in b

isis as opposed to articles about isis that be critical of isis all sortof things. but in the se result rankings, you firsgethe article written by isis, videos made by isis. if thatame thing as this case? mr. stewart: i think that would be the same thing as this case because we would say the fact that the videos appear in that order is the result of choices made by the platfo not the choice of any person who posted an isis video on the platform. congress, it was very important congress to absolve the platforms of liability for the third-party content but it didn't try to go beyond that. the likelihood that isis would be held liable just for that seems very slim but it wod t be a 230 c1 question, it would be a question uver cause of action the plaintiff invo justice barrett: what about users retweets and likes? the question i askedbout that. i gather 230 see would protect me from liability if i simply eated on your theory if i retweeted, am i doing something different than pointing to third-party conten mr. stewart: there hasn't been a loof litigation over the ur pro

abating isis. more on that tomorrow. if it's an actionable claim, then the conduct here would fit within it. because certain individuals would be shown these thumbnails which would encourage them to go look at those videos. justice kagan: i think you're right that the statute doesn't make that distinction. this was a prealgorithm statute. and you know, everybody is trying their best to figure out how this statute applies. the statute which was a prealgorithm statute applies in a postalgorithm world. but i think what was lying underneath justice thomas' question was a suggestion that algorithms are endemic to the internet. every time anybody looks at anything on the internet there is an algorithm involved. whether it's a google search engine or whether it's this youtube site or a twitter account. or countless other things. that everything involves ways of organizing and prioritizing material and that would essentially mean 230 -- i guess what i'm asking is, does your position send us down the road s

and isys helped -- isis and isis helped to conduct the attack. when everything is interconnected, it's a butterfly effect. the white house helps to limit secretary liability -- secondary liability either intentionally or knowingly in this case helping a person do something in the world. >> i think that's right. >> perhaps we should stop there. >> justice kavanaugh? >> i want to make sure i understand how you think this is different from a material sport statute. if you have a communications business or a travel business serving lots of customers, but you know it -- knowingly provide your services to a terrorist organization, is that a liability under this? >> again, i would maybe want to know more. >> you know the terrorists, picking up on the justice kagan hypothetical. you provide food and travel, services to lots of people. this one goes in, i know this person is a terrorist. but i'm going to provide the same service, no favorable treatment, same service to that person as everyone else. congress has passed statutes. the question is, is this on

we want to show you how bad isis is. the reason i care so much about this is, google and youtube do not do this, but all the other are talking about they do things like tha >> i don't understd. i just want to know wheer putting othe homepage of youtube, the decision to have an algorithm that puts on its homepage various videos, third-party coen and it turns out one of those videos is an isis video and the person is radicalid d they harm the petitioner's family. >> that is inherent content to the homepage. ing the expressed phrase, feature, the website didn't have to do it. >> inherent in content is covered? >> it is covered. how are you supposed to operate a website if you don't have a homepage? they have to do something. unless you're going to do it alphabetically or reverse clinicalrt -- reverse chronicle order, a website is always going to be negligent. >> posted -- focusing on the meaning of the statue, you me editorial judgment about how to organize things, then you are a publisr and you are covered. if i think the

the american announced the reason for his presence in syria to fight with the rest of the isis group . but syrian president bashar al-assad had previously said that the us was stealing syrian oil , former us president donald trump had also said that the presence of this country's military in syria was due to the oil wells, and turkey announced that it would stop searching for people alive under the rubble of the earthquake. turkey happened two weeks ago however, on the 13th day, three people came out alive from under the rubble, the number of earthquakes has been announced as more than 40,000 people, and 7,050 aftershocks have also been recorded in the earthquake-affected areas of this country. the zionist regime has not issued these statements in response to the zionist regime's claim about inviting a representative of this regime to attend the meeting . the african union commission also announced that the zionist regime's request to attend the union as an observer member has been accepted. the delegation is under review yesterday , saturday, the zionist regime was expelled by the s

you know, i'm just so much more than isis and i'm so much more than isis and i'm so much more than isis i'm so much more than everything that i've been through . heads in that i've been through. heads in bins didn't faze her at all. i know the real shamima begum no wonder sajid javid , home wonder sajid javid, home secretary who made the decision , declared he was convinced that keeping her out of the uk is the correct one. don't get into getting the details of the case. but what i will say is that you certainly haven't seen what i saw. let me say this . i think if saw. let me say this. i think if you did if you did know what i knew , as i say, because you are knew, as i say, because you are sensible response all people you would have made the same decision of that. i have no javid by that position today . javid by that position today. but the risk posed by our weak legal system has not gone away with . mr. justice jay today with. mr. justice jay today accepting that there was a quote, credible that begum was a victim of sex trafficking to syria , he added that there was syria, he added

although isis was the end of the regime isis has been announced in syria, but according to the fighters of fatemiyoun, they are still ready to fight in this country to secure the privacy of the ahl al-bayt , peace be upon them. dost, the religious and cultural center of east azarbaijan province, in the context of the great iranian islamic civilization, the city, the largest economic hub of the azarbaijan region, and the communication highway between our country and europe , has increased the protection and security of azerbaijan's borders, which has a significant impact on the security of iran. the air force stationed at the second shahid fakuri base of the army, along with other armed forces and side by side with the defense forces , are responsible for guarding the skies of the region . and it is always a respectful name for the friends of islamic iran and terrifying for the enemies. the second hunting base of the martyred pilot , javad fakuri, was established in 1325 and equipped with aircraft and air missions since 1320. i did since 1390 48, here has been the second hunting base of

you know, i'm just so much more than isis and i'm so much more than isis and i'm so much more than isis i'm so much more than everything that i've been through . heads in that i've been through. heads in bins didn't faze her at all. i know the real shamima begum no wonder sajid javid , home wonder sajid javid, home secretary who made the decision , declared he was convinced that keeping her out of the uk is the correct one. don't get into getting the details of the case. but what i will say is that you certainly haven't seen what i saw. let me say this . i think if saw. let me say this. i think if you did if you did know what i knew , as i say, because you are knew, as i say, because you are sensible response all people you would have made the same decision of that. i have no javid by that position today . javid by that position today. but the risk posed by our weak legal system has not gone away with . mr. justice jay today with. mr. justice jay today accepting that there was a quote, credible that begum was a victim of sex trafficking to syria , he added that there was syria, he added

let's hold hands together next year let's follow isis to get out of the area.ration essay once i heard about the arrival of haj qasim, the children of fatemiyoun were very happy to haji. i was very happy with the commanders. i showed and said that after the liberation of deir ez-zor operation, isis brought this armored man into the poem, that about six tons of explosives inside these friends of fatemieh with the partner of a mortar and one of the shrapnel hit a driver of nazarpur. becoming the driver of this armor at the cost of friends at the border of the remaining 23 in february 2016, succeeding in the operation that lasted for about 5 hours, may the victory of deir ezzor square be the love of love, we are the maids of seyyed hossein in our hearts, we are the servants of the zainabi operation, the operation forces that had its own atmosphere, when the lamentation was broadcast , all the children they added an additional condition and it can be used for their actions. they are not in a position. if an issue arises, we are on the front line at the first level.

it's not like isis content gets through because big tech people love isis. of course they don't.n't vegan. [laughter] and they don't wear hoodies to work. it's because companies can't catch everything that everyone is posting all of the time. otherwise they would be sending a s.w.a.t. team after every creep in my comment section. [laughter] check your grandfathers, please. and we know, isis content is not always overtly labeled for what it really is. and i get it, it's easy to hate big tech. they bopped around san francisco drinking oat milk lattes and acting like they are so much better than you. well, at least when they do take a break from whining about having to come into the office. if i wanted to hear people bitch about their cushy jobs, i'd have lunch with jimmy failla. [laughter] but recently, both political sides have argued in favor of ending section 230. for liberals, it's about the hate speech on the platform. of course, their definition of hate speech is broader than a kardashian's ass. [laughter] for conservatives it's about wanting to hold big tech liable for silen

at inciting violence and algorithms helped isis recruit efforts along the way. the audio of some of those deliberations inside the high court. >> the thumb nails is based upon what the all going if -- if >> the videos don't appear out of thin air. they must be targeted to something. >> dana: more on all this we're live in washington. david spunt. >> it's getting underway right now. yesterday justice kagan asked the question to laughter in the courtroom should these nine justices be wading into the waters saying they may not be the best people to understand the internet. today's case focused on liability. can twitter be held liable by the families of terror victims. the second big case involving big tech before the court this week. family of a man killed in an isis attack in turkey in 2017 sued twitter, google and facebook arguing the platforms posted terrorist videos on their sites helping to spread propaganda. justices must decide how much responsibility if any social media company should bear for the content posted online. yesterday's case focused on section 2

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because isis _ home? no. vettel? no. why not? because isis was _ home? no. vettel? no. why not?t - because isis was the worst thing of the 21st century and i was a part of it and now i have to face the consequences of my actions and this camp is the consequences of my actions. in court, lawyers for the government argued that she was still a risk to national security with some of the secret evidence heard behind closed doors and today she will hear whether the judge agreed. in the uk, representatives of the royal college of nursing are to hold intensive talks with the health secretary today. this follows the union's decision to suspend strike action that had been planned for next week in england. the talks will cover pay, terms and conditions, and reforms to the system. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: quite a night for real madridm, as they thrash liverpool at anfield in the champions league. prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this had its fair shar

how do you evaluate the simultaneous attack by the zionist isis and the earthquake in syria ? dear mr. abedini, to the dear viewers of what we are witnessing in syria. terrorism and the zionist regime are aiming to protect their own interests and they are not because they have been under pressure from the palestinian resistance movement and the freedom-loving nation in the past weeks with the aim of relieving the pressure of public opinion from themselves and preventing them from taking these actions before. the wars in lebanon the operation that happened in the law and the massive killings that it has carried out and now the words of my people are seriously injured have always proved that we are looking for this channel to continue its pressure with the aim of the american presence in the region and security . we have seen in the past that with the support that the protector of america's interests in syria evacuated the prisons of daesh and takfiri forces and takfiri forces entered iraq where they are laying the groundwork for the return of daesh. the takfiri flow of isis, th

military operation took out senior isis leader hamza al-homsi, who supplied operatives. martin is at the pentagon with more. >> reporter: a leader of the isis terrorist network in syria is dead. but at the price of four wounded americans. >> an explosion during the raid, also resulted in four u.s. troops and one of the working dogs suffering injuries. >> reporter: u.s. special operations forces went in by helicopter and surrounded a nondescript house in northeastern syria. but as they closed in on their target, an explosion, either a suicide vest or a hand grenade, went off. >> the troops and the working dogs are in stable ction.>>ter:s ad bakal-bagi me he b u himse and three children to avoid capture. last year, ibrahim al-hashimi al-qurayshi, another leader of isis, set off a booby trap that leveled the third floor of his house, killing himself, his wife, and two children. this time, the target was hamza al-homsi, and this time, he apparently waited for the americans to get close enough. >> he was overseeing the groups deadliest terror network in eastern syria before h

this dialogue is an ideology, and this disease has captured the hearts of people in an isis trainingar the syrian idlib. zurab 10 years ago made his way through the turkish border in afghanistan, already thousands of militants, khorasan velayat , and now they are probably crossing again, through turkey, already recruited to afghanistan, natives of the central asian region, moreover, sleeping jihadists are being created in this country. as a result, the security of the turkish republic itself is also under threat. the constructive interaction of the fsb of russia with foreign partners from the countries of central asia allows its time to cross the plans and intentions of terrorists, criminal activities in afghanistan are more difficult than militants. hasan arrange terrorist attacks in schools and educational centers in mosques, hotels and strategic objects, like the airport in kabul. the grouping is dangerous with something, uh , altaidom, they are cruel even worse and they have the ideology of today's anct of civilization, so to speak. probably this is footage of eyewitnesses to the

. >> an isis senior leader was overseeing the groups deadliest terror network in eastern syria beforekilled in a raid. >> margaret: the parents of tyre nichols in court for the first time, facing the men accused of murdering their son. >> i want each and every one of those police officers to be able to look me in the face. >> margaret: breaking news, six people killed in mississippi after a series of shootings. >> it is such a tragedy, and we never would have thought anything like that would have happened here. >> answer the question. >> margaret: anger and anguish as parents adeneey sool oforing bullies. >> this place is toxic. ♪ ♪ >> i was headed to the back, and i turned around and looked. >> the sirens were going off, and they are lucky that no one was seriously hurt. >> margaret: and stories of survival, the miracles 11 days after that earthquake hit turkey and syria. first responders still digging and pulling victims out from beneat the rubble alive. ♪ ♪ >> margaret: good evening, and thank you for joining us. norah is off. i'm margaret brennan. tonight, we have a cbs news inves

this is now as opposed to go for isis they've made an isis poster go . they've made an isis poster goand of course when you talk about the victim they are also the family members, by the way, the family of the two british aid workers who were beheaded by isis before she joined. so david haines and alan haines family. and i think it's very important that their voice is heard here . so david's voice is heard here. so david's daughter, bethany haines, has described shamima begum as a ticking time , does not want her ticking time, does not want her back in the country. and alan's brother , henning, has rightly brother, henning, has rightly labelled her evil scum. so who are we going to listen to here? isn't it about time that we actually listen to? the british victims of isis, rather than shamima begum mates trying to spread and i think create a false narrative . 100. i think false narrative. 100. i think the whole documentary was a total of less left wing garbage . i think even the basis it started with a thought about the grooming. it pushed on the grooming. it pushed on the grooming an

and god almighty said the year together let's join hands and follow isis until it leaves the area. lazy shah once heard about the arrival of haj qasim. the children of fatemiyoun told haji very fat. i had a special meeting with the commander of haj qasim and the efforts of the children of fatemiyoun. fateme entered the area, friends of this armored man . he showed me his face and said that after the liberation of deir ez-zor operation to take back the armored city, about six tons of explosives were put inside these fatemiyoun friends by firing a mortar round and hitting the driver with one of the shrapnel. arriving the driver of this armored vehicle at the cost of fatemiyoun's friends on 23 february 2016 was successful being in an operation that lasted for about five hours, yesterday in deir ez-zor square, and we fell in love, we are my servants, seyyed hossein, in our hearts, we are the servants of the night operations of the operational forces, which had its own special mood, when the lament was played, all the children were excited and excited. and they themselves have no place

isis. fighters.-qaeda , as conceived by washington, should interact with underground cells of other international terrorist groups, banned in russia, for example, and others, that is, it is understood that these cells exist in our country and they will be awakened. informed means armed. this is already good, accordingly, measures will be taken certain measures aimed at ensuring the security of both russian citizens and strategic facilities have recently exposed a large number of uh, undertakers and potential terrorists. russia has extensive experience in the fight against terrorism, the surviving isis members are unlikely to ever forget the roar of our bombers to stop sabotage. we also know how kiev already understood this in line, having intermarried with terrorists in washington, then frankly terrorism in the american russian armed forces hit more than 120 cluster areas in a day manpower and equipment of the armed forces of ukraine in the special operation zone. in addition , the militants' infrast

and did up in the hands of isis. a nicest propaganda video from yemen, showed fighters with weapons and munitions that were recently purchased by u. s. army contractor, and destined for afghanistan bomb bulgarian journalists are tracked how these arms got there. and concluded that it would have been virtually impossible without the pentagons knowledge of on cuz i said before, the u. s. is behind establishing terrorist organizations, it is known to the world that the ca confessed, that al kate was created by the american intelligence agency. also in iraq, isis was created in the presence of the american and british troops who had invaded . there's an american project based on terrorist groups to destabilize the region in her form it to serve the known american zionist project of dividing the region to empower the israeli control and achieve the american and western interests in the region. the fact these ice is divided syria had seized the will, rich east, which is now occupied by u. s. troops. oil has been denied to

almost all of isis as top leadership, met, and radicalized at camp boca. there wasn't a prison, was a pleasant camp, were c, i. e e her and succeeded in preparing the 1st the 1st line of leaders for ices. it is just it places to organize the 2 groups and to be ready to get him to fight against either or another places. a, c, r a needs to sends him this route or not, they don't have the ability or there's no way for them to be alone in this area. they need the supporting from the outside, whether by negligence or design, the united states unleashed on the world, a pestilence that kill hundreds of thousands and traumatized tens of millions. lou. it wasn't just turning a blind eye. vast amounts of us in which he supplied weaponry ended up in the hands of isis. a nicest propaganda video from yemen, showed fighters with weapons and munitions that were recently purchased by u. s. army contractor and destined for afghanistan bomb bulgarian journalists are tracked how these arms got there, and concluded that it would have been virtually impossible, without the pen

and married an isis fighter. she remains barred from returning to the u.k.the grounds that she is still thought to be a national security risk. our legal team insists she was a victim of child trafficking. reporter: in february 2015, she left gatwick airport with two school friends to join the group in syria. the three of them traveled through a bus station in turkey and were struggled -- smuggled across the border i am in who turned out was providing information to canadian intelligence. she spent the last four years and islamic state territory emerging in 2019 after the caliphate collapsed. she immediately had her british citizenship removed. her lawyers of challenge that arguing she was a child victim of trafficking for sexual exploitation as she was married off within ds of arrival to an adult isis fighter. in ruling today, the judge said they thought it was a case of great concern and difficulty. they said there was a credible suspicion that she had been recruited, transferred, and harbored for the purposes of sexual exploitation. they say the thought t

raid that same night resulted in the death of another isis leader. no civilians injured in either operation. whit? >> stephanie ramos reporting at the white house. thank you. >>> now to that breaking news right here in new york, the inferno on staten island. more than 20 firefighters injured, three of them seriously when a burning home collapsed. here's abc's aaron katersky. >> reporter: tonight, 22 new york firefighters injured battling a four-alarm blaze that raged out of control for more than an hour. >> we had 200 and something firefighters and paramedics on scene operating. >> reporter: the flames torched an adjoining home on staten isl island. three firefighters in the hospital tonight. >> they were inside the building. we did have a major collapse at the rear. they were inside the building when all this occurred. >> as the firefighters were inside searching for occupants, the windows failed, and the wind blew the fire intensely into the building right at the firefighters. two of them became trapped by fire. >> reporter: the neighborhood engulf

this is now as opposed to go for isis they've made an isis poster go . they've made an isis poster gove. and of course when you talk about the victim they are also the family members, by the way, the family of the two british aid workers who were beheaded by isis before she joined. so david haines and alan haines family. and i think it's very important that their voice is heard here . so david's voice is heard here. so david's daughter, bethany haines, has described shamima begum as a ticking time , does not want her ticking time, does not want her back in the country. and alan's brother , henning, has rightly brother, henning, has rightly labelled her evil scum. so who are we going to listen to here? isn't it about time that we actually listen to? the british victims of isis, rather than shamima begum mates trying to spread and i think create a false narrative . 100. i think false narrative. 100. i think the whole documentary was a total of less left wing garbage . i think even the basis it started with a thought about the grooming. it pushed on the grooming. it pushed on the groomin

isis ? terrorist activities. ? oh, terrorist activities. being involved in terrorist acts , activities plotting against the state. she might be involved in multiple murders. she might be, you accomplice to all physical evidence . i mean, this physical evidence. i mean, this is there'll be very little evidence. i'm just thinking how lawyers think you are one that would be offended. but i'm just thinking, you know, if you were defending if you were defending begum, if she returned to this country and was charged with terrorist activities, they would say this is over the passage of time. we have the evidence. there's no way of knowing whether she was involved in anything. 15 years old anything. she was 15 years old when taken she was when she got taken she was groomed be a very hard case to fight very hard to imagine that she end up in prison. she would end up in prison. huab she would end up in prison. hijab she here . well, hijab once she gets here. well, a lot of the stuff she has confessed

isis. fighters.qaeda, according to washington's plan , should interact with underground cells of other international terrorist groups, forbidden in russia, their huts, for example, and others, that is, it is understood that these cells exist in our country, and they will be awakened , informed, then armed. it's already good. certain measures will be taken to ensure the security of russian citizens of strategic facilities, if a large number of recruiters and potential terrorists in russia have recently been exposed, and have extensive experience in combating terrorism, isis survivors. it is unlikely that they will ever forget the roar of our bombers cross sabotage. we also know how kiev already understood this in the queue, born of terrorists in washington, the west is trying to destroy russian culture and the russian world, and this cannot be allowed , gennady zyuganov said at a meeting with vladimir putin, on the eve of the message to the federal assembly, he held several meetings with the heads of

after isis had crushed.ain reasons behind the government doesn't want her back in the uk is because the government is racist against. it's not that government is racist against its setting an example it's saying that there was a conscious bias that exist within our police against people like me. and perhaps emma cannot even relate to this because i have parents that come from country. so if tomorrow my good behaviour as a british is being police by people , that's not the police by people, that's not the same as anybody else. you do not get that treatment, so why i get that treatment? and is that exactly what we're seeing here? okay. ever come to argument okay. ever come to the argument that this is a racist decision is patently ridiculous because you just have to look at fact that jack letts, who is a white man was stripped of his his man who was stripped of his his citizenship he's a dual canadian citizen. so it's obviously patently ridiculous, if anything . actually, the whole narrative here is because he

for their enterprise and because some people were killed in isis terrorist attacks. that was the question that the court was grappling with today, and the court justices seemed to really try to get their arms around what the implications would be of a decision here for all kinds of other businesses, whether it's banks, whether it's gun dealers, whether it's telephone companies, all the rest who might be implicated in a similar type of situation in which isis or another terrorist group is able to use general services that are offered broadly to everybody in order to commit a terrorist attack. now, the lawyer for twitter made the case this way. he said, "ultimately, the court here some conclude that the failure to not do more to remove terrorist content does not amount to the knowing provision of substantial assistance to isis and therefore this case should go away." and i think you'd have to say, tyler, that ultimately twitter today had a worse day in court than youtube and google did yesterday under that section 230 situation that you mentioned a separate but related

isis rule in syria has been announced, but according to the fatemiyoun fighters , they are ready to fight in this country to secure the privacy of the ahl al-bayt , peace be upon them. goodbye the source of life, the meaning of this word, when we touch it with our skin and flesh , it is out of reach for only 24 hours, it is based on prophecy or based on information , whatever it is, they say that the future war of the world, the war of water , hard times should be thought of by the people, responsibility is used by most of the young people. due to this lack of water facilities, most of our population is elderly people. in iran, dry fruit is important to be frugal, as well as to review and combine mineral water supply networks in many of our provinces . dreams must be built. for some , it is hard to even imagine that one day, the water of the persian gulf deserts central iran sweetens and the 800 km distance of these areas from the open waters of the country was the first reason that many times made the critics of this super project to oppose, and the huge lack of more than 2 meters

rather than isis themselves . rather than isis themselves.ew what i knew about what had gone on and what shamima and other isis brides the bride were just sounds completely doesn't it have been involved with you would never have but i mean that makes my blood cold, to be honest with you, i think. well what what do we not know about the what do you think he's referring to when he says like that were just those accusations that were just those accusations that i mentioned and the kurds are the group, the sdf , the are the group, the sdf, the syrian democratic forces, they're the group that are currently holding shamima back in a prison camp in northern. they're also holding her husband well. and thousands , maybe 70, well. and thousands, maybe 70, 80,000 isis prisoners and all well , they know because defeated well, they know because defeated them. they lost 12,000 fighters in the battle over the last four years. they they all the intelligence on what they captured in places like raqqa and other places as well they knew what the records of thes

isis. fighters.qaeda, according to washington's plan, should interact with underground cells of other international terrorist groups, banned in russia from buds, for example, and others, that is , it is understood that these cells exist in our country, and they will be there. wives informed, means armed. this is already good, respectively , certain measures will be taken to ensure the security of both russian citizens and strategic facilities, and recently a large number of recruiters and potential terrorists have been exposed. russia has a lot of experience in the fight against terrorism, isis survivors. it is unlikely that they will ever forget the roar of our bombers to stop sabotage. we also know how kiev already understood this in the queue that became related to the terrorists in washington, on the krasno-limansky and in the south-donetsk direction, a total of more than 150 militants of the kiev regime were destroyed during the day, and a significant amount of equipment from armored vehicles to

it appeared to isis that people planted by the americans were in prisons and cancer.h, officers, former sunnis and terrorist extremists, as a rule, imprisoned by saddam hussein. e, operating on the territory of cancer and it happened , as it were, their e, spike, they reached an understanding. they created isis and they did it. so many high-profile cases in the area arab mainland. that is, this is a series of erak, uh, and lebanon i, in a certain sense , can be said, and that the result of this was the terrorist attacks of 2001 in september in the united states, when suicide bombers attacked the twin towers precisely because it accumulated. uh, well, there is a huge rejection among the population of this one-sided and germanist policy, the usa but what i say about the gulf war does not imply the protection of saddams from saddam hussein's son by and large, he made a gross miscalculation and should not have done this. especially already having occupied in a ditch. he made even more mistakes in kuwait. there is a museum, iraqi swim, there are terrible exhibits. it shows

no one is talking about the victims of isis ehhen about the victims of isis either.is going to be with us, too. is going to be with us, too. she is the daughter david haines, the daughter of david haines, who of course the british who was, of course the british aid beheaded i.s. aid worker beheaded by i.s. fantastic. and sure like fantastic. and i'm sure like me, your to hear tony your delighted to hear that tony blair pushing through digital blair is pushing through digital today. we talking about today. how are we talking about that to my god. william hague writes a good that i will writes a good look that i will be watching. you for be watching. thank you for watching tonight will be back on gb in my enormous love. gb views. in my enormous love. 10:00 morning. adults 10:00 tomorrow morning. adults 8:00 tomorrow night. well, i. hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the office. showers will clear south overnight with clear in the north leading to frosty morning for scotland. northern ireland and parts of northern england. but for southern parts of uk we'll see

isis is back. >> isis is back. it is a simmering powder keg in the middle east right now. kurds, and they are -- rachel: how did this happen in. >> well, it's leftover. nobody wants to the take them back, and they are recruiting inside, they are launching attacks outside of these camps. thank god for our special operators that are still there. and, look, for everybody who says just bring the troops home, we have to have the helicopters there, the drones there, and we just had a raid a few nights ago where we had four of our special operators wounded including a service dog that they took out yet another isis commander. i want to keep 'em on their back feet over there rather than waiting tim they come -- til they come home over here. the terrorists didn't get the memo from biden saying the war on terrorism's over because he wished it was the over. rachel: yeah, well, the taliban just inherited a lot of our weapons, how many millions of collars? >> billions. and the intelligence community is blinking red that isis and al-qaeda are rebuilding in afghanistan, and i now they ha

there has been individual palestinians who have joined al qaeda and isis overseas on occasion. and there has briefly been al qaeda cells that have flourished in garza but the m, the hamas government has all was and acted swiftly to dismantle them. and there's no evidence of widespread sympathy for our kind one isis within palestine in that the palestinian arm groups are national liberation groups including hamas, which yes has islamic characteristics. but it's essentially a national liberation group. so there's no reason to believe really that, that britain would be acting to counter those groups in the palestinian territories . or when, you know, especially when it's using this contractor the atom, smith, international, which as you stated in your v t, has the history of actually aiding al qaeda in syria. you know, in a b, b. c. investigation in 2017 found that a large amount of foreign office money was funneled to or i'll kind of talk to the nursery front as it was at the time and neural dean al zinc. he was infamously, beheaded a palestinian child, who was accused of being a

one of the rescued people said that isis terrorists set fire to the martyrs' cars. the secretary general of the north atlantic treaty organization said that you should not repeat the same mistake we made about russia . as they were very closed about russia's energy, the munich security meeting started yesterday. the war between russia and ukraine is one of the main topics of the munich meeting, which will be held with the presence of 300 participants from different countries . french president emmanuel macron also pointed out as necessary the further strengthening of ukraine said that now is not the time to talk with russia. some of the people of quds were nervous around a building in al-qudum neighborhood in ali sayeh area, along with 10 other buildings in this area, by the occupying forces , and they held prayers there. the reporter of al-alam network, salam khobi, from isdar ali, al-qodum neighborhood in occupied jerusalem, announced in a demonstration that they will travel against the occupying soldiers of sina. thousands of people will travel next to families w