domination is attacked by islamism, as opposed to competitors and britain, russia, a bet on the pan-islamism of the ottoman empire, and not on its collapse. naturally, after the defeat of germany in the first world war, it was precisely the stake on collapse that was implemented. what happened to germany after the treaty of versailles is well known, the much less well-known serbian treaty had consequences for the ottoman empire that were not measurably more catastrophic than the sevsk peace treaty. signed on august 10, 1920, so the treaty of the ottoman empire lost 80% of its lands to england transcaucasia received jordan iraq and then egypt dan and cyprus france syria or ivan morocco and tunisia in the caucasus provided for the creation of independent states, armenia and kurdistan the ottoman empire ceased to exist. in order to forestall any possibility of an ottoman revival in one form or another, britain took the unprecedented step of legalizing jewish migration to palestine, supporting itself in a base movement. here the british exactly repeated the idea of ​​napoleon who was going to do

the islamic state is full of radical sunni terrorists. and so you have this this shia young man who had to basically fake it right. he had to fake that he belonged not only to a different sort of religious tradition, but also then fake an accent to be part of a you know, a part of the country that he wasn't from and adapt an entire persona a great cover story that that john le carey would would probably kill for so i know a lot about that process and i'm not publishing it because i want to make sure that the falcons are allowed to do that again and again and again. nobody had any oversight over what i was doing we just when you start to build a relationship with a source and you earned their trust you don't break that trust, right? so there's lots of there's lots of more breaking news sexy things that i know but i won't publish them because i'm going to honor that that pact that that abolio absuri and i have having said that i also had a lot of no sort of challenges about double checking and confirming what they were telling me. i mean, i

islam becomes the most important ideological factor in the big game in the 20th century .he struggle between the players here went with varying success, but in the previous era russia was clearly in the lead. the british feared the muslim uprising in their possessions more than the russian army itself. the sharp increase in the strategic importance of the middle east forced the british. radically to take up the solution of the problem such a radical decision was the creation of direct assistance and the participation of britain of the wahhabid kingdom of saudi arabia, which was called upon to lead the islamic ummah, becoming the owner of the main islamic shrines of mecca and mines, the legendary lorenz became one of the architects of the kingdom. arabian, this outstanding british agent of the hands of the arabs has become an indispensable person in the light of the saudi king to do too much with his own hands. let the arabs do better. it's tolerable than you. excellent it's such a war and you should only help them, not win it for them in reality in strange arab conditions.

remember, again, our brzezin no world islam is not exist. it is necessary to stop the hysteria of the younger bush, critics are not into the conservatives, in fact they do not want to understand that it is the hysteria that the hysteria is needed and ordered the reaction of the little former. unlike the big one, there was no reaction, but a rose of american interest. it was a reaction to the crisis , the usual crisis of the american system of world government. september 11 is associated with the events in austria in 1914. the serbian terrorist organization, the member who killed ers the duke, ferdinand, did not want war with the serbs there was no army and their only goal was the collapse of the austro-hungarian empire, the austrians, on the contrary, wanted war. however, in the end, the serbs got what they wanted so much in the united states , they did the same thing that austria, having started the war in iraq, strengthened the positions of al- qaeda in iraq i don't think, of course, this is absolutely an analogy and the united states as t

he was actually in iran on assignment at the time of the islamic resolution.sh to look it up, you can. unfortunately i think i know what the caller is getting at when they are talking about countries introducing or pursuing nuclear weapons in the middle east. there is a great book, if the caller is mentioning israel, by abner: -- cohen. host: you talk about the topic of ballistic missiles and how it fits into this. guest: could you explain? guest:there were multiple security council resolutions between 2006 and 2010 that represented an international consensus position, not just the americans, of the need to put pressure on iran's nuclear program. by the time this international consensus got to 2010 and they enshrined this in a resolution called 1929, they called for a prohibition against iran's ballistic missile testing. the entire arsenal. for more than a decade american directors of national intelligence, whether under republican presidents or democratic presidents, have assessed that iran's arsenal is the largest in the middle east. they are making a quanti

it is said that the west has a worldwide policy towards islam. the stupidity of world islam doesn't exist georgian national security adviser to the president of the united states from 1977 to 1981. right, actually our sworn friend, having knocked off brzezinski, the world islamist conspiracy is a universal scarecrow, and reality is oil and gas, the author of the note, the essence of which was the recommendation to use the dependence of the soviet economy on oil prices to destabilize the soviet regime, was the notorious richard pipes. in november 1982 , president ronald reagan signed a national security directive that stated with particular finesse that the united states would not participate in improving the state of the soviet economy. and at the same time they will do everything to limit the paths leading towards this goal. from the us side, negotiations with the saudis were conducted by cia director william casey, it was he who acquainted the head of saudi intelligence, sheikh alturki, with secret documents about the dependence of the ussr eco

ah, why did this young iraqi join islamic state? part of the answer lies in the history of iraq to civil wars and armed invasion, an embargo war against an international coalition and against iran. added to that decades of dictatorship, the result, a nation in ruins. ah, ah. must gun know most garza, i was born in the district of jamie al kabir when moved from home and i've always lived in mosul from and of is. earth come under the state, took care of the schooling and gave us uniforms or shoes, which if i want to put up in thought, i went to the same school throughout my primary years. you little foot, which i live in. moderate below. it was called a holiday household on whether the fella dia, with teachers, there did their best. if i will not thought of you go here were for classes. other students would hold out their hands every morning for the fingernail check. so as if they were dirty model, they got our fingers would be wrapped with a small ruler. are you shy now the next time we were punished? jack will. but everything was fi

iraqi join islamic state, ah, part of the answer lies in the history of iraq to civil wars and armed invasion, an embargo war against an international coalition and against iran, added to that decades of dictatorship, the result. a nation in ruins. ah moscow. no, most garza, i was born in the district of jamie al kabir when moved from home, i've always lived in mosul. from whatever's earth come under the state took care of schooling and gave us uniforms or shoes on which if i want to put up room door and i went to the same school throughout my primary years just offered which are more than more the right little it was called a holiday household on what was the collegial with teachers there did their best if i will not thought of the go here were for classes. other students would hold out their hands every morning for the fingernail check. so as if they were dirty model, michael tower, fingers would be wrapped with a small roller. you sign it the next time we were punished. yahoo! but everything was fine. dea, jennifer? ah no sir. and to find out if people were down to earth that with

the islamic state (is) group said it was behind the attack.st year, on the last friday of ramadan, palestinians and israeli police clashed at the al—aqsa mosque complex injerusalem's old city — one of islam's most revered locations, but its location is also the holiest site injudaism, known as the temple mount. israeli police fired rubber bullets and stun grenades as palestinians threw stones and bottles. at least 163 palestinians and 17 israeli police officers were injured i've being speaking to a journalist at israeli media outlet haaretz about how much this recent spate of attacks has increased tensions there. it's extremely worrying, especially since the recent and deadly attacks took place in very areas of israel and from very different aspects of palestinian and israeli arab society, so it's not as if all three attacks came from one terrorist organisation coming from one organisation and the israeli authorities could target that organisation specifically. but we had an attack from the south, we had israeli arabs from the north and this l

iraqi join islamic state ah? part of the answer lies in the history of iraq to civil wars and armed invasion and embargo war against an international coalition and against iran added to that decades of dictatorship the result, a nation in ruins. ah, moscow no must go to rosa. i was born in the district of jamie al kabir when most of home, and i've always lived in mosul from whatever's earth, florida, we are. the state took care of schooling and gave us uniforms to shoot hardwood. if i want to put up room for and i went to the same school throughout my primary years, just offered which i'm living in more dirge. it was called all holly diaz stolen. but those to felicia, where the teachers there did their best. if i will not thought of the go here were for classes, other students would hold out their hands every morning for the fingernail check. so as if they were dirty model, michael tower fingers would be wrapped with a small ruler. he said now the next time we were punished, jack will but everything was fine. dea

he has east curds and turk months. islam is split between sunni's and she has. both groups are represented any rock levy sent to do, she's much at all for walk. will train on the hoc many holy sheer cities are in iraq up to. so i'm thinking of nash off curb alone. so morrow. so they sunk to a there, a magnet for she, a pilgrims from all over the world. issue sunni's may be in the minority, but traditionally, they have the upper hand kendra of the socialist nationalist bath party takes power in 1968. it attaches little importance to religion. she to be as he div, loopy. this was a highly developed nation to deal with women in positions of responsibility was shortly william, i myself visited hospitals. the director of one was a woman i tricia teaching from a son, albuquerque is head of state increasingly his vice president, saddam hussein, elbows his way into the foreground. both men are sunni's go good. said emmy, changed to buckle. she. i can learn more about the time saddam hussein wasn't seen as a monster, an east hut. no one took him for an extraterrestrial w

faisal islam, bbc news.on to the chancellor's attempts to try to ease the cost of living crisis? 0ur political corresponent alex forsyth has been gauging the mood in tamworth, in staffordhsire. hello, have you had a good day? yeah, it was all right. good, good. the fords are a busy family. kids, come and help! and for them, like many, it is the day to day routines that are becoming costly. after school, there's football and dancing, family dinner. you take the car. and with fuel, food and energy bills all climbing, they are having to think about what they spend in a whole new way. thinking of our food bills each week, it's definitely increased probably at least 20 to £30, i think, in the last 12 months. and i am conscious. actually, we turn lights up, shut doors. fuel prices mean driving to after—school activities is more expensive, so susie shares lifts with other families, making today's cut in fuel duty welcome. but at daughter lottie's dance club, few are jumping forjoy at the prospect of prices rising f

you are always talking about islam. does islam say to harm women like this? it doesn't.t to address the girls of afghanistan. please don't give up fighting for your rights. >> the taliban's ministry of education pressed ahead with a ceremony marking the start of the new economic year -- academic year. they seemed at a loss to explain what had gone wrong. >> essential -- the central leadership has said, until a plan is developed based on sharia and afghan culture, girls secondary schools will remain closed. >> they were teenage girls in tears because they had been told they have to go home again. who should they blame for this? >> i work for the ministry of education. we made our preparations. you need task someone representing the leadership. >> the students filed home just an hour or so after having arrived. in private, taliban members admit hardline elements within the group still find the idea of female education controversial, even though schools are already segregated. that leaves these young women deeply worried for the future. bbc news, kabul. >> akbar, the former

i am one of these amik emerett says we must live according to islamic laws, so they need to please open the schools. why my? because it is in the koran that both men and women are allowed to continue their education and study that no matter what these girls want for their future, they must wait for the men in power to decide if it is possible and join him enough for more is for my m p and women's rights activists for the goofy. she was the 1st woman deputy speaker of grandson's parliament. and i sat across the table from the taliban as a negotiator during talks in doha can feel welcome help us make sense of this. what do you think prompted this sudden turnaround from the power button? well, it's so very, a shocking and complicated a decision. i would say yesterday a lot of people in afghanistan, 35000000 or so were morning basically not only girls who were deprived, but i think everyone who had a heart man who have a heart that was disappointed with the change of position. i would say, well, the reasoning is that the guns should be, should go to school within the precipice of islam gear

one of the holiest sites in shia islam. al qaeda sees itself as champion of the sunni's, shia fighters hit back. ah, sunni mosques come under attack. hundreds die. he slides into religious civil war. ah sure. but and will you tell him that quote, evils closed wash and when we left the house, we said good bye to our family. look in the month of july, we were afraid we wouldn't return to the hotel out there why she could tie the hood and tommy. ah, the 1st free elections take place and late 2005. the she a nationalist nori. alma leaky as a point to the rocky prime minister on the 20th of may, 2006 so that the race was off the us osmotic on a model. the allowed off while you're out of a policy, i became prime minister at the worst possible time out of july during the civil war, wyoming, they targeted mosque was ceremonial holes and even churches up a, her cause exploded every day. del mar i to when i flew over the city in a helicopter. oh, the streets were empty. i was sad. i cried at the sight of baghdad and the rock in this

faisal islam, bbc news.g crisis? 0ur political corresponent alex forsyth has been gauging the mood in tamworth, in staffordshire. hello! had a good day? good. the fords are a busy family. and for them, like many, it is the day—to—day routines that are becoming costly. after school there is football and dancing, family dinner. you take the car... and with fuel, food and energy bills all climbing, they are having to think about what they spend in a whole new way. thinking of ourfood bills each week, it has definitely increased, probably £20—30 over the last 12 months, and i am conscious, actually, we turn lights off and shut doors. fuel prices mean driving to after—school activities is more expensive so susie shares lifts with other families, making today's cut in fuel duty welcome. but at daughter lottie's dance class, few are jumping for joy at the prospect of prices rising further. parents watching children dancing or playing cricket say things are already a stretch. it is the electric bills and the gas bil

"you're always talking about islam. "does islam say to harm women like this? "it doesn't.. "please don't give up fighting for your rights." the taliban's ministry of education pressed ahead with a ceremony marking the start of the new academic year, but seemed at a loss to explain what had gone wrong. "the central leadership has said, until a plan is developed "on the basis of sharia and afghan culture, girls' secondary schools "will remain closed," a spokesman told us. we were at a school in the west of kabul today. there were teenage girls in tears because they have been told that they have to go home again. who should they blame for this? "i work for the ministry of education," he says. "we made our preparations. "you need to ask someone representing the leadership." the students filed home, just an hour or so after having arrived. in private, taliban members admit hard—line elements within the group still find the idea of female education controversial, even though schools are already segregated. that leaves these young women deeply worried for the future. secunder ker

and then the islamic war against those four islamic extremists nations pope pius the seventh said this the americans with a small force. we literally built a navy in the middle of the war of 1805. the americans with a small force in a short space of time have done more for the cause of christianity than the most powerful nations of christendom have done for ages. so when people walk around and go america like our former governor, we were never that great. could someone tell pope pius the seventh and i believe the other six piouses would have agreed. which brings me to the president and the freedom fighter? so, why would i pick these two incredible men? number one? i know frederick douglass got book of the year by david blight three years ago. so i know people are aware and i know this abraham lincoln is the most written about president in our history and i get it. but what if i talked to you in about the the most crucial time in our history? one man born of the midwest to two illiterate parents in abject poverty. who loses his mom at the age of nine who everyone describes as unseemly a

why did this young iraqi join islamic state ah? part of the answer lies in the history of iraq to civil wars and armed invasion and embargo war against an international coalition. and against iran, added to that decades of dictatorship the result, a nation in ruins. ah, moscow no must go to rosa. i was born in the district of jamie al kabir when moved from home and i've always lived in mosul from rubbish. earth school under the state took care of schooling and gave us uniforms or shoes, which if i want to put up room door and i went to the same school throughout my primary year, she's offered which i live in florida, right. it was called a holiday household on what was to actually do with teachers there did their best. if i will not thought of you go here were for classes. other students would hold out their hands every morning for the fingernail check jewish if they were dirty model. michael tower fingers would be wrapped with a small ruler. you saw now the next time we were punished. yahoo! but everything was fine. dea jenna's ha

also from the mother of islamic movement that is currently in the coalition. on the other hand, in the was -- west bank and on the gaza strip, you see support and hamas and the islamic jihad say this is against the islamic occupation and they are expressing their support for this. >> reporting there from jerusalem. in other news, the french government calling for common course curve. he was attacked three weeks ago from a fellow inmate in prison in southern france which left the 61-year-old in a coma. he was behind bars for the assassination of a friend -- french government official in the 1990's. this killing has sparked anger and violence where many people saw him as a hero in the fight to independence. today marches and candlelit triplet distributive been happening. they have promised a full investigation. more analysis than i am doing here in the studio. he is a professor of sociology and an expert through the central university of vienna and you have written about the sociology of corsica. tell us why first of all there is such an outpouring of anger and

classes are already required to be gender segregated and based on none islamic curriculum. the latest decision comes just eight days ahead of the major international aid donor conference. anchor: let's get some more now. thank you so much for speaking to us. what do you read into this sudden u-turn by the taliban? could it mean that there was discord in the ranks? >> yes, it definitely means that. the u-turn is effectively the explanation given is that they want to ensure that the new system for girls education complies fully with both islamic sharia and as well as their customs. we have a clue as to what the discord is. around what topic the discord is. the one thing we must remember is that the taliban is a collection of groups, a fighting groups, of tribal groups who have come under this umbrella and they lack the central authority figure. what we have now is a battle going on in the background. i suspect that the discord is between the religious leaders and the political warlord type of taliban. because the sharia think they can't argue does allow education of women. bu

the summit tenure, the so called islamic states as it was behind an attack in israel does. did that overshadow the summit? is it overshadowing it now? well, it's certainly a has over set it at the beginning of the summit on sunday evening. the foreign minister here where informed about this intact to have all a condemned it. it's actually a boring trend in israel. it's a 2nd time that this happened and attack claimed by the so called islamic state, and israel and the israeli prime minister also said this is a new situation that israel has to deal with here and tell us how significant this meeting is between israel and top diplomats from for arab countries and the united states in israel when it comes to, well as he already has, i'm sad. it's unprecedented that we have those foreign ministers coming together here in this house of israeli and steve, okay, just here behind me and this hotel, it's the foreign ministers of the u. s. the u. e. morocco, bahrain, egypt. and of course, israel is the host that is in fact the implementation of the so called abraham courts or denominat

state. figs some ways it seems to so-called islamic state.— some ways it seems to so-called islamic statere talking, we have seen _ islamic state. as you are talking, we have seen some _ islamic state. as you are talking, we have seen some of _ islamic state. as you are talking, we have seen some of the - islamic state. as you are talking, l we have seen some of the pictures that have come in. tell us more about the neighbourhood that has been targeted police. bnei about the neighbourhood that has been targeted police.— about the neighbourhood that has been targeted police. bnei brak is a very crowded _ been targeted police. bnei brak is a very crowded neighbourhood, - been targeted police. bnei brak is a very crowded neighbourhood, an . been targeted police. bnei brak is a l very crowded neighbourhood, an ultra orthodox jewish very crowded neighbourhood, an ultra orthodoxjewish neighbourhood and sort of a place for my people really are religious. so it seems that the attacker went there knowing that thatis attacker went there knowing that that is very much the appearance and he was a peo

they are always talking about islam. does islam say to harm women like this? it doesn't.ant to address the gls of afghanistan. please don't give up fighting for your rights. the th abandons -- the taliban minister of education marked the start of the academic year, but seemed at a loss to explain what had gone wrong. the central leadership ha set until a plan is developed on the basis of sharia and afghan school -- culture, the secondary schools for girls will be closed. there were teenage girls in tears at this school because they have been told they have to go home again. who should they blame for this? i work for the ministry of education, he says. we have made preparations. you need to ask someone representing the leadership. the students filed home just an hour or so after having arrived. in private, taliban members admit hardline elements within the group still find the idea of female education controversial, even though schools are already segregated. that leaves these young women deeply worried for the future. laura: the world number one women's tennis player ash

start to appear. members of al qaeda and saddam act soldiers proclaimed the islamic state of iraq and syria. i. s gains control of large areas of eastern syria. it establishes an islamist terror regime. thousands of foreign jihadists joined the organisation among them. citizens of france and belgium, including the terrorists behind the paris attacks of november, 2015, april 4th, the cannibal bug. you look his love on along with him. hello, a good amount of little touch. in june 2014, iraq's 2nd largest city, mosul falls to ins. prime minister, alma, leaky troops just aren't up to the job. he simply never took seriously in ports about isis. and he pulled generals and played with them for sectarian political reasons. and the result was, there was no way competent enough. there was no leadership and soldiers ran away. ah, for the 1st time in history, a terrorist group takes control of a large territory. the 29th of june 2014 i asked leader abo back are all body proclaims the caliphate and makes a dramatic appearance and muzzle just couldn't wants his he came in a mercedes joint damage. a

so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility for both of those attacks. all right, this is breaking news. we want to go to our correspondent in jerusalem. what more do we know right now? tonya: well, as you said, five people were shot at tonight in the city, predominantly unorthodox city just next to tel aviv. the emergency services said that four of the victims were pronounced dead on scene and a fifth victim died in the hospital. most of the attack was actually caught on cctv. the israeli media is reporting that the attackers -- is a young palestinian man from a village in the northern part of the west bank. who had been working reportedly with -- in israel. and we also understand that police are still searching for possible accomplices or assailants in the area. brent: this attack, it comes just days after so-called islamic state claimed responsibility for killing six people and two other attacks. there in israel. has there been any reaction from the israeli government? tonya: well, absolutely. it is a growing development that is as you said, there was

"you're always talking about islam. "does islam say to harm women like this? "it doesn't.e don't give up fighting for your rights." the taliban's ministry of education pressed ahead with a ceremony marking the start of the new academic year, but seemed at a loss to explain what had gone wrong. "the central leadership has said, until a plan is developed "on the basis of sharia and afghan culture, girls�* "secondary schools will remain closed," a spokesman told us. we were at a school in the west of kabul today. there were teenage girls in tears because they have been told that they have to go home again. who should they blame for this? "i work for the ministry of education," he says. "we had made our preparations. "you need to ask someone representing the leadership." the students filed home, just an hour or so after having arrived. in private, taliban members admit hardline elements within the group still find the idea of female education controversial, even though schools are already segregated. that leaves these young women deeply worried for the future. secunder kermani

they were asked by the bbc at the time about their involvement with the so—called islamic state.t you are a member of the group known as the beatles, which carried out executions and beheadings? yes, of course. el shafee? same question? yes. the uk eventually agreed for the men to be tried here in the us, after the death penalty was taken off the table. the entire united states government remains committed to bringing to justice anyone who harms our citizens and today we are demonstrating that resolve by bringing to our shores two men who left britain to become isis terrorists. now they are going to face justice in an american court of law for crimes against american citizens. but last year, kotey pleaded guilty in a us court to all the charges. el shafee elsheikh maintains his innocence. he is charged with the murders ofjournalists james foley, steven sotloff and aid workers abdul—rahman kassig and kayla mueller. he is also accused of being involved with the deaths of british aid workers david haines and alan henning. none of their bodies have been found. this is a huge moment f

islamic republic, but it was the colossal failure in iran that for a long time discouraged the americansting forceful intervention. as then president jimmy carter put it, everything went to hell for a while after the failed hostage rescue operation in april 1980. this was the leitmotif of the american policy towards iran, the powerful claims of slave revolutionaries for leadership in the islamic world, and we recall very timely that the soviet invasion of afghanistan, which arrived in time, prompted the so-called moderate islamic regimes to closer cooperation with the united states. at the same time , saddam hussein immediately advanced as a competition for rancell, including in the fight against world zionism, having received american support , it was the americans who faced the adams in a wild fucking war that lasted 8 years and cost both countries about a million in their lives, it was this support that was subsequently provoked the capture of kuwait and all these events one way or another have always been a convenient excuse for the americans for direct military penetration into the

because it was a seed of islamic terrorism. now there is that credible concern, not only in russia, but also around the world, about the rise of fly ride battalions in ukraine, ukraine, that according to america, its own experts has been used as a training ground for foreign militia from around the world. and you know, the forces that present lansky despite his 3 years in office, not being able to control is that legitimate threat as far as you're concerned? well, american legislation forbids any assistance that we give to ukraine, going into any terrorist hands right, left or, or anywhere else. and those don't become acceptable simply because they happened to be on the ukranian side of the border. but none of that excuses. the aggression that russia has committed and continues to, to commit these again, are a pretext that are coming after the decision was made that code and wanted to establish russian gemini over ukraine through really use of force. well, you mentioned that it's pretext, says that only a period after the launc

terrorists supported by iran, supported by the government of syria, were threatening to create an islamic state. there would have threatened the west as a whole and had very strong western support across the board with our nato allies to destroy the islamic state. nobody can argue, nobody in their right mind can argue that ukraine posed any threat to russia, none whatsoever. well, we will talk more about that. that's certainly the case that russia is trying to advance, and russia has sounded deep displeasure with native moving formerly in formerly towards the borders for quite some time, including when you were in office. you visited me as president trump national security advisor. you shook hands with why did we put in? i remember, i think it was in summer, 2018. you even talked about the value of communication between leaders in the most difficult of times. in all fairness, didn't the crumbling use all the diplomatic means at its disposal to limit the welcome and i would say malicious us presence close to russian borders. there's simply no truth to what you're saying. nato didn't move t

because it was a seed of islamic terrorism. now there is that credible concern, not only in russia, but also around the world, about the rise of fly ride battalions in ukraine, ukraine, that according to america, its own experts has been used as a training ground for foreign militia from around the world. and you know, the forces that present lansky despite his 3 years and office not being able to control is that legitimate threat as far as you're concerned? well, american legislation forbids any assistance that we give to ukraine, going into any terrorist hands right, left or, or anywhere else. and those don't become acceptable simply because they happen to be on the ukranian side of the border. but none of that excuses. the aggression that russia has committed and continues to, to commit these again are a pretext that are coming after the decision was made that code and wanted to establish russian had gemini over ukraine through really use it for some. well, you mentioned it's free tech says that only a period after the launc

they were asked by the bbc at the time about their involvement with the so—called islamic state.er of the group known as the beatles, which carried out executions and beheadings? yes, of course. el shafee? same question? yes _ the uk eventually agreed for the men to be tried here in the us, after the death penalty was taken off the table. the entire united states government remains committed to bringing to justice anyone who harms our citizens and today we are demonstrating that resolve by bringing to our shores two men who left britain to become isis terrorists. now they are going to face justice in an american court of law for crimes against american citizens. but last year, kotey pleaded guilty in a us court to all the charges. el shafee elsheikh maintains his innocence. he is charged with the murders ofjournalists james foley, steven sotloff and aid workers abdul—rahman kassig and kayla mueller. he is also accused of being involved with the deaths of british aid workers david haines and alan henning. none of their bodies have been found. this is a huge moment for the families