there is no european this lama that kind of nonsense there's only one islam and that is the islam of the book the koran of the life of more helmet and that is the islam that we know and that unfortunately cannot and will never be changed is not extreme extreme extreme islam is a pretty innocent that means exactly the same on the other hand you have the people and i do believe the moderate people and indeed i do acknowledge that there are many muslims around the world who are moderate people but unfortunately and this is one of the differences where you compare i should just be it with christians or jews today we see that societies where muslims are in a large amount or maybe even the majority that there is a total lack of freedom and democracy when we are talking about the more liberal or kind of arab countries like for instance egypt of almost all the more darfur like iran or the wahhabi indeed the sunni muslim country and in my own country the netherlands today we saw at researchers that we have in holland almost one million muslims and the kind of leicestershire liberal institutio

there is no european islam or that kind of nonsense there's only one islam and that is the islam of the book the koran of the life of one helmet and that is the islam that we know and that unfortunately cannot and will never be changed is not extreme extreme extreme islam is a pretty unison that means exactly the same on the other hand you have the people and i do believe in moderate people and indeed i do acknowledge that there are many muslims around the world who are moderate people but unfortunately and this is one of the differences where you compare i should just be it with christians or jews today we see that societies where muslims are in a large amount or maybe even the majority that there is a total lack of freedom and democracy when we're talking about the more liberal kind of arab countries like for instance egypt of us all the more darfur like iran or the wahhabi indeed the sunni muslim country and in my own country the netherlands today we saw at researchers that we have in holland almost one million muslims and the kind of leicestershire liberal institution as the uni

the islamic world let alone in the countries and both in islam so we should do one thing define. which is non islamic we are a country we are continent based on christianity judaism and humanism and islam at the end of the day should not become more dominant all right we're going to take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue discussing garros pressing issues with character will durst leader of the dutch party for freedom stay tuned. credit is one of the basic instruments to drive an economy but it can also lead to tragedy i did i took the how just i came to god and meant that the test i came to and in the spiral not. many lives have been broken by excessive to the banks got you into trouble and or were you big bankers come through their government the banks but i just didn't think of the. last morning through the back done by creditors people see no future bad face from happening you know you become ill you do to job your relationship breaks down you become a casualty is debt a life long trip or is there a way out of those actually come to a bit of you know would

it was about islamic state, by the way.ng, that is what i wanted to do that week. i was waiting for the answer. and i got a phone call telling me, where are you? are you at charlie hebdo? it is there has been a shooting. —— because there has been. that is how i learned they were killed.|j because there has been. that is how i learned they were killed. i need to ask you about the feelings you have had since then, how you have processed it. it is a long time now, it is years, but you were one of the people, we know that the jihadist wa nted people, we know that the jihadist wanted to kill you. you were on the list, along with charb and others. you enter charb had collaborated on a book they particularly disliked. yet some people who died were not writing about islam at all. some we re writing about islam at all. some were not even at —— and not even editorial staff. do you feel guilty that you are producing work that was because of these jihadist violent people to go to that office, and yet others died, who had nothing to do

, because there are different islams and islam is a complex idea and religion, if we look at american muslims, i think the four of us here are american muslims, that that by itself is proof of the compatibility that there's a sense you can be fully muslim and fully american without having to choose. where in europe, i think it's been mo are-- more complicated there's a tension between being french and being muslim and you're sometimes asked to choose one over the other to be more secular or less religious or less conservative because we're a country that appreciates the religious expressions in public life and we don't see that as something bad to be fought, that you can be christian, jewish, or muslim and express that identity in the public sphere, that has been one of, i think, the very important aspects of american identity. but now for the first time, at least in recent memory, we have administration that wants to challenge that basic idea and say that you have to choose to be american over being muslim, or if muslims express their religion or say anything positive about sharia. s

one, islamic state fighters had been able to ta ke islamic state fighters had been able to take advantageult to rain in afghanistan to avoid all of these air strikes coming from the americans and the afg ha ns. coming from the americans and the afghans. secondly, there is a steady strea m afghans. secondly, there is a steady stream of recruits. you have a number of disaffected militants, mainly from the pakistan taliban, who have been hit hard by the pakistani military across the border. they are ending up in afghanistan and they are ready to throw their allegiance to islamic state. finally, you do have levels of home—grown radicalisation in afghanistan, a country that obviously has suffered so much. there are afghans that are very unhappy with various things, occupation, a government that does not help them, and some of them may not help them, and some of them may not want to throw their allegiances to the taliban, they will throw them to the taliban, they will throw them to islamic state. i think this is not the biggest threat in afghanistan, but islamic state does certainly pose a majo

>> i came to islam later.ay when i was in school in high school, it was cool to be a muslim, back in the late '80s. like public enemy, it was cool being muslim back then, so really it was hip hop that was my gateway into islam for real. >> it was also around, like, the spike lee's movie, malcolm x with denzel, it popularized islam -- -- in the black community. >> we were rocking the malcolm x baseball cap. >> i had an x shirt. i think it was a bootlegged "x" shirt, sorry spike lee, got it from the street. >> that was some of our biggest pop culture icons of black america or muslims. there's more african-american muslims in america than others. but the majority of arab americans are christians. >> in fact, today, 63% of america's arab population is christian. with the largest demographic being catholic. i want to make sure everybody hears that. 63% of arabs in america are christian. so stop assuming you can leave your co-worker, ahmed, off your christmas card list. >> some have the biggest cross. >> they make s

you can just say sharia, or islam or islamic practice or islamic way. i will explain and then insert muslim majority country -- i say that is the law of backcountry -- of that country. have taken something from interpretations of sharia -- they might have something from interpretations of sharia. this books says this, they say, and i say that is interesting. that is one interpretation. but going up to follow a fatwa. fatwa andof this word a automatonere is in my head. fatwas are not binding. they are authoritative answers to a legal question but have no binding authority on muslims. thathing that pops up is muslims lie because they ractice -- ie idea is that if -- first say why are you talking to me if i sayink i am lying -- this is the idea. if you are in a moral situation and you can protect the life of .n answer person, can you lie annie frank and her family in your house and you lie -- that is the idea. -- muslimse been standard of respecting the state that has brought you in as a guest. all minority about religions -- we are close to being all-mino

feed as you had split and push forward more moderate form of islam because a lot of islamic cause an islamic within the russia itself now even if it's been wiped out of syria of course it's only a few weeks ago that the united states said that even if that's the case they're not going anywhere they will stay in syria one of the dangers in your mind well yeah i mean i've just been reading on the before i'd be you came to me on. the americans with the stay of the left i think this is probably not really very helpful it's actually the state with an agreement. to help with the russians and with other allies in the region so i should rebuild syria and some kind of a marshall plan and help actually move towards a peaceful settlement democracy that would be opposed to stay at the sitting there just to spite the russians the russians having to be there let's not forget the gods of what we think of the asset it is difficult maist. government to buy the united nations to actually invited the russians to come and help them defeat terrorism them eric and. well not according within the internatio

we need to create islamic state. but also the second question, which is actually what is my role in life. in jihadi groups whether we like it or not, succeed to empower youth. all governments in the middle east are talking in the last few years about empowering youth and giving them opportunity. but in reality it was jihadi groups who provided that unfortunately that gives them social status, power, wives, hous houses, amenities, et cetera. this together, and i will finish in 30 seconds. this together could help us to understand the dynamics in morocco and also provide us with keys to understand the development of jihadism across the region. so for policy consideration, and here i will finish, it is necessary to understand it's not ideology, actually that drives muslims to kill themselves. actually, it is psychologist, their ability at an early stage, ideology comes later just with zealot minds in force. the main driver is i object justice and strong grievances that are there. if we don't take this seriously, we cann

promoting a hell of an islamic order. oh. that's funny that was the reason why and sar attracted criticism in the first place ever since they have clever people at the top who quickly reacted and promised to no longer invite those kind of people however the ideology remains the same you just lost intelligence agency also believes nothing has changed and that's why it monitors answer in particular due to its close contact to controversial preaches. about yes we know that answer international is well connected in the self-esteem movement we also know that it supports the movement and on top of that we know they're going to try to hide their selfish background and ideology. intelligence agents do not rule out the possibility that ansar contributes to the radicalization of young people. in ben had here is hometown what are the consequences of ben had serious situation islamic scholars in berlin address his case in seminars to prevent radicalization. the top of the thetan and part of clues once his contract was terminated it led t

islamic state has attacked the. mosques so this is the profile that they have interesting to note is that the last with texts on eighteenth of december and by the fifth of december here in kabul that were also played by the islamic state were targeted at televisions personal so will these two attacks kind of suggested that islamic state might switch target in shi'ites to more targeting security forces today has again shown that there are still going after the religious minorities ok friends many thanks for that france monti reporting from kabul thank you very much we're going to catch up now and some of the other stories making the news around the wild russian president vladimir putin says an explosion in a so petersburg supermarket on wednesday was an act of terror at least ten people were injured in the blast the homemade device containing two hundred grams of explosive was traced to a bank huge laca. the man who led moves to oust zimbabwe's long time leader robert mugabe has been sworn in as the country's new vic

there is a war between the west islam. we've seen a number all of these announcements with regards to both domestic and international issues. trump recognized the capital of israel after a slump. i national security announcement to be announced later today, and i shift from countering violent extremism that focuses on all forms of violent extremism to strictly focusing on islamic extremism, just to name a few. , we are also seeing, in my ainion, the implementation of nationalist agenda. this seems like it is a movement whiteress 20-40, when americans will no longer be the majority in america. we need to have serious policy discussions about this and we need to engage our members in congress on capitol hill. we need to engage the think tank community and we need to engage civil society to really talk about the impact of this agenda on our national security. policy shifts and announcements have happened and are happening at a time when we as a nation are coming to terms with las vegas, what happened in parts of, and in other

i said how come that these people teach the precepts of islam?hey said will, they have been about because there's this -- casablanca which allows these people in this outfit is spotted and nobody paid attention to it. i said no, forgive me. it was an initiative. they were allowed to do it with the minister. they were allowed it. so i said no because -- actually the first cells that we saw in morocco, 60, almost 70, between 70% 70% of them belong to these movements, to these so-called moderate movements of islam. these people just go in and pray and so on and so forth. some of them went to afghanistan afterwards. yes, there is a theological background. there is socioeconomic background, and there is also what's happening, the whole point of this, what's happened, there is a kind of hard knocks on the muslim word because the palestinians look at what happened in iraq. so these, people react to this. people are not all intellectuals. they can manage to analyze strategy and so forth. our friends are killed so we move on to fight, to defend it. so the

of any islamism will be hard to contain. let's go back three years. that was when wikileaks revealed , and i quote hillary clinton, " donors in a saudi contributed the most significant sources of funding for terrorist groups worldwide." vice president biden explained that our allies in the region were our largest problem in syria. he explained they had started a proxy sunni war to bring down the syrian regime by funding and arming groups like the muslim brotherhood and the islamic state. the second in command of the most powerful country in the world apologized for telling the truth, when in fact he and the in ministration should have been acting on it. qatar president of i directly -- was identified directly come up with its role in terrorism and insisting that qatar must choose most powerful country in the their friends or live with the consequences. saudi arabia poses a more complex problem. it has long poured millions of dollars into support for global terrorism. saudi intelligence has supported extremist groups from afg

of for the islamic on money and only commitment of muslims to. the capital of palestine now this is part and parcel of the occupied territories in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven this is a line with the decisions of the organization of the. airline with international resolutions your majesty's excellences and highness is the and we need the pillar of peace. and being occupation in finding just a settlement to the question of refugees and meet the aspirations of palestinian people of sovereignty on the basis of the borders of nine hundred sixty seven and. east. as its capital in line with the resolutions or the out of initiative and the two state solution. facing methodological the political measures to demystify its identity the organization called for an arab and islamic action at the regional and international level and to use all the diplomatic measures to face these decisions and to confront the unilateral american administration which was rejected by most countries in the world we also call upon member states to double support a two. p

two, a reaction of the oppression prohibition of political islam. third, for international cause, especially those affecting the arab and muslim world. fourth, those being in libya after the fall of gadhafi's regime have joined by force or voluntarily the small terrorist groups in libya. in fact, since october 2011, after the fall of gadhafi's regime, the militia petitioned the government leaving a weak central government that continues to struggle. libya now is very insecure by violence, political violence, criminalism and terrorism. there is no national army or police. the rise of tribal conflicts, and security forces libya has become a safe haven to terrorists, criticisms and smugglers. in part of the situation on tunisia, their existence of multiple training camps not far away from the our borders with libya. the infiltration of subversive elements trained and equipped in libya. you have the example of a few terrorist attacks. one attack, we had more than 100 terrorists trained in libya and they attacked a southern libyan town. a rise in smuggle

know but it's very important profit and teacher in islam. because what's fascinating is here sits two individuals from two totally different walks of life i'm a guy that was a truck from long island new york whose dad was a public school teacher and football coach i grew up on a friday night lights fighting every weekend drunk. and yet there's things. i know about your face now. and things you know about my faith. and the things you know about your faith based on the fact that you know things about my faith and yet. you choose. to trust to truly is just interpretation a lot of just means god. in arabic just like but a lot is not the god of the christian life if you read the koran it's all the same prophets i mean look at abraham as in the same god everybody so they got the message right so the almighty. is the same father. only called the law according to the most the same god that we don't believe that god had a child and that jesus was a miracle birth but that did not make him these eight the sunday times a child of god he more than it mad

we need to strengthen their presence in all islamic christian countries. palestine is a christian country. her brothers are in al-quds and bethlehem just like muslims and this is a holy city for all christians around the world. i'm very honored to say that all of them turning the pope fran says intel christian spiritual teachers stood by our side and we're praying together. people in the mosque and the carotid. this shows the unity of our people and we wanted to protect the city. we give our thanks to president erdogan for holding the successful summit and the basis of all the we had so far. thank you, mr. president. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: we need to ensure the status of jerusalem al-quds and say we have convened a very critical summit which becomes a historical mission. we thank all of our gas for having participated in the summit that would also like to take those in the realization. with this historical summit, we have demonstrated to the rest of the world. we have shown us primarily u. r. all delay and receive the first signals of p

fastogma of islam travels -- the dogma travels fast. these incidents in the west from brussels and paris to london and here in the united states received the majority of news coverage, but there are incidents almost daily across the middle east and africa, and most recently in egypt, that are causing mass casualties, and every casualty breeds more division, animosity, and dry wood for that fire of conflict. the world is not short of problems. the financial crisis instigated global intervention. poverty, slavery, climate change. when it comes to the global phenomenon of islamic extremism, the world is either unwilling to help or divided on how to best do so. while in decision -- indecision has reigned, the crisis has accelerated into the greatest you crisis of the modern age. i spoke about this for many years in vain, but there are renewed grounds for hope that coincided with the arrival of president trump. under the previous administration, there was a complete lack of understanding of the syrian conflict. successive secretaries of stat

terror is about islam? what do you mean about that? >> amazing to me, this far in to struggle on global jihadism, those on the left, even in the center, strain to deny violent jihad has anything to do with islam. of course, overwhelmingly here and abroad, most muslims try to get on with their lives trying to get through the day but to deny, radical islamists however small minority they are have anything to do with islam is crazy. of course violent jihad comes out of islam. we have to face the fact that of all the world's great religions, right now islam is the one in crisis. both the horrifically violent fighting in the middle east between sunni and shia but also islamist terrorism. whether you call perversion of islam or extreme fundamentalism, that is not so important. but you have to do what the left is unwilling to do, and recognize that faith, all faith as a matter of fact is an incredibly powerful force in human of affairs and, trish, we here have a disconnect. the intelligence seia is largely agnosti

for declaring islamic state in syria and claims to be the only force responsible for quote meaningful progress against the terror group. videos released in america showing a police shooting. he was later cleared of murder. in one day worldwide headlines here. welcome to your program. the past twenty four hours have seen a fresh wave of protests against donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and move the u.s. embassy there. protesters demanded the resignation of the american ambassador in sudan crowds rallied against trump outside a u.n. office the most violent demonstrations were seen in beirut where protesters attempted to storm the u.s. embassy. but if you let. the. police fired tear gas and charge at the same time in a an attempt to actually capture a few palestinian use which they did and we filmed them dragging them away into police vehicles that was in a violent ugly saying that that was not i was not going to start. with the world. so all of this because of donald trump's announcement to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital in what has been consid

because palestinians they have been expecting much more from the the islamic world on the. issue and if they don't teach anything to the. order and they expect a summit in in jordan i think we are going to see this anger building building up and we are going to see better more protests by the palestinians that's there's an awful lot of. strife that people have to go through within those who live within the palestinian territories latest figures showing that sixty percent of the west bank and ninety percent of palestinians in gaza. suffering psychological issues i guess it's not surprising given what they have to do i mean you have you have the q.b. action and incursions for for so many decades and i am not surprised actually to hear of these these figures about the psychology situation of the palestinians in the article by critics. and that is that is also i mean another another. outcome of their hopes of the situation of the entire region because as i said of course we have declaration palestine at all saw situation and the entire region doesn't i mean almost everybody now

number one, islamic extremism is not a local issue. it threatens every peaceful citizen of this planet from australia to austria and from new delhi to new york. there may be many brands of islamism, but they hold a single objective to establish a ,aliphate under sharia law and indeed, any country or city where they believe muslims are the majority. to that end they will create atrocities that only in iraq and the region, but as we have europeed, and asia and and here in the united states. we have seen is again and again. the global point in powers arguing for other issues with a share this existential threat. we find it hard to empathize, but at least we can understand that they are rational players with clear interest in room for compromise. have noislamists rational agenda, no boundaries to secure, no people to protect, no trade balance to improve, no diplomatic network no measurable army to contain, and no interest in peace. our defense against our traditional enemies in this environment is like sending a message via carry a pension

islam is a religion that emphasizes peace my islamic brothers and sisters want peace and if they don't like this proclamation and i understand their feelings on it i believe they will register those disagreements diplomatically and peacefully the automatic assumption that the arab street is going to run up in violence is the height of islamophobia my muslim brothers and sisters want peace they go about things through peace and and let them register their objections for the radical few the extremists the terrorists who want to fight and create violence they're going to find an excuse no matter what but let's not allow them to characterize mainstream muslims ok that there are children being injured you talk about violence the intelligence ministry israel katz is saying two thousand and six was a picnic for lebanon is threatened now to bomb lebanon back into the stone age to eliminate the country of lebanon well you know let's talk about lebanon for just a moment the issue lebanon is not israel as you well know israel has no presence in lebanon israel even had a self declared security zon

girl named top hama was sacrificed simply walled in and left to die before the town's conversion to islam such. sacrifices were made to ensure its prosperity and protect its inhabitants. the. building is still done in the traditional way the materials are the same and the methods have hardly changed as there is no local stone clay is mixed together with cow dung and finally cut straw to make bricks the mortar between them is also made of clay or mud clays cheap it's practical and it's available everywhere in large quantities at a little water to the earth beneath your feet and you can start building the sun takes care of the rest. and. jenny owes its success in trade to its excellent location on the niger goods of all kinds were traded here from early on but the biggest profits of all were made from the trade in gold brought from the west african mines it was highly valued far beyond the sahara. on. the way down i. believe. in the thirteenth century the followers of the prophet mohammed reached jenny as they spread out over the world the townspeople had their own animist religions and fel

when coombe auro of genii converted to islam he gave his palace to the faithful is a place of worship the present mosque only dates back to one thousand nine hundred nine but it was closely modeled on the old one and built on the same site it's widely recognised as the finest and biggest clay building in the sahara zone the mosques design emphasizes its vertical lines and this makes it seem much taller than it really is it's not small anyway with room for three thousand worshippers behind it's massive the sod of over one hundred fifty metres across. the mosque rises up like a stronghold of the faith it's solid minaret and battlements make it look more like a fortress than a house of prayer. wooden beams stick out of the clay walls at intervals they are very decorative but that's not the aim it's not african art being used to beautifying adorn the bare walls the beam. have a thoroughly practical purpose. every time the rain comes drumming down onto the clay walls the building suffer a lot of damage as long as it's dry the sun bakes the clay hard in the walls are strong but in the rainy

groups should be on the forefront of speaking out about what islam stands for and does how islam andand extremism are not the same and are at odds with each other. when it comes to individual muslims, this idea that there is an expectation of for us as individuals to condemn a terrorism every time there is an attack, i think that is problematic. it should not go without saying that -- it should go without saying that i'm against terrorism by virtue of saying am american. they should assume from the get-go that i oppose whatever terrorist attack against innocent civilians as all americans do. about this idea that individual muslims feel such a responsibility to speak out and that contributes to a sense that there is a collective responsibility. people are always asking us to it is never enough. the last thing i will say about how we counter extremism and radicalism in the broader muslim world, how we think about the how in policy element is riyadh speeches how to counter extremism, fighting extremism. i think all of us in principle agree, but what was so striking about the speeches that

the afghan branch of islamic state attacks and intelligence training center in kabul as the terrorists knew to increase their presence in the region. and boris johnson faces a raft of fears and fantasies about russia's potential perils ahead of the british foreign secretary as first official trip to moscow. thank you for watching the headlines here at r.t. international broadcasting live from moscow i'm kate partridge protesters have come out in the austrian capital vienna after a far right party joined the new coalition government while the new government was being sworn in that vienna's historic hofburg palace on t.v. and other left wing activists protested outside a heavy police presence stopped demonstrators from entering the building where protesters had been marching through the streets carrying placards saying don't let nazis govern a major concern for them is that key state positions are being given to the freedom party it will take on the foreign interior and defense ministries as well as the vice chancellor ship. there's been widespread condemnation of this agreement across m

she left her home in eastern germany to join the so-called islamic state now she regrets. i don't know how i came up with such a dumb idea i've completely ruined my life. linda says she didn't take part in any fighting she says after the death of the i.a.s. member she married she stayed in various women's shelters and almost never stepped outside hundreds of women have left europe to join i.a.s. many of them are now in custody in iraq according to research by german media at least seven germans are among them until now german women who were not in combat but married to i.a.s. militants were rarely prosecuted back home now a different legal approach is likely. where of the opinion that these women are guilty of membership of a foreign terrorist organization because they help to strengthen the internal structure of the so-called islamic state but this question will ultimately have to be clarified by germany its federal court of justice. but. it's not clear whether linda w. would be prosecuted if and when she returns an investigation is underway but there's no warrant for her

in islam has left its mark on the town's architecture as well as its culture according to the koran a woman must never show herself uncovered to any man outside her family that's why these windows are covered over so women can watch the goings on in streets and squares without themselves being seen. when coombe or alive jinny converted to islam he gave his palace to the faithful is a place of worship the present mosque only dates back to one thousand nine hundred nine but it was closely modeled on the old one and built on the same site it's widely recognized as the finest and biggest clay building in the sahara zone the mosques design emphasizes its vertical lines and this makes it seem much taller than it really is it's not small anyway with room for three thousand worshippers behind it's massive the sawed of over one hundred fifty meters across. the mosque rises up like a stronghold. the face it's solid minarets and battlements make it look more like a fortress than a house of prayer. wooden beams stick out of the clay walls at intervals they are very decorative but that's not the a

they are not really religious and have very basic knowledge of islam. very interesting dynamic is that after what was seen in morocco in 2003 there was moroccan authorities in the prison and then this has created a kind of vacuum and a kind of ideological void because before that there was the traditional relation between the two. there was no strong organization it was a network of different groups, but they will-- they were circled around one specific community, but after that when the authorities cracked down on this community and there was a void in this area and after their release from prison they pass through a process of revision ideological revision and radicalization. they were sidelined by this new generation. loss could ability and they are even a target of this new generation. this is something interesting and some videos online, the new young jihadi of twentysomething as infidels. it's very interesting. except, there is one or two cases, two exceptions. between all generation and the new, which is the case who has been revealed that before

including the islamic state organization. that's according to human rights lawyers in claimed in a shock news conference. with close to thirteen meetings you. to the militants. this in exchanange for safe passage of these in the fall of as a now material. from twenty eleven to twenty fifteen. delegations came to light in april this year following links research by fools twenty four journalists. something as that added pointed out is that i there was a a just. a number of obstacles to to inquire if. the disappearance of asia dance for example. that boost urging others were revealed during put he searches of her headquarters of my fortune paris. the latest announcement was made on tuesday following a preliminary inquiry to massages operations during the syrian civil conflict. more specifically in the company's country in the northern city of agility an. analysts brutal assault the former head of the company for others have been placed under formal investigation. in relation to possible terrorism financing and endangering the li

syria has been proclaimed free islamic state though pockets of jihad has remained. russia's banned from the twenty eighteen winter olympics over a doping scandal that erupted two years ago despite the i.o.c. saying there is no concrete evidence to support claims of state sponsored cheating . and by the mere putin announces he will run for reelection in the twenty eight hundred presidential race.

let's take a look back now at the rise and fall of islamic state. islamic state a group whose name has become a synonym for bombings kidnappings beheadings and tara. the group emerged in the early two thousand as in iraq as a solid jihadist militant group and came to prominence in two thousand and three after the american invasion however back then the organization was too weak to terrorize the world but by two thousand and fourteen eisel had grown strong enough to claim itself the caliphate terrorist states with its own currency normal's faster both in syria and in iraq that's when the us pledged to crush and i'm going to announce that america will lead a broad coalition to roll back this terrorist threat. our ject it is clear we will degrade and ultimately destroy isis small syrian town bonnie is the first major loss for i see. myself back and managed to make further territorial gains but one's not quite significant is in the early days in september two thousand and fifteen russia joined the fight rolling out its. large scale anti terror campaign

an islamic state recruiter began influencing him and telling him muslim, and you must defend islam.eporter: the french state finds it difficult to counter islamist radicalization in its prisons. last year, it was decided to isolate the radicals from the other prisoners, but the decision wasn't implemented, in part because there just isn't room in the overfilled jails. attorneys for victims of terrorism say the authorities are not fulfilling their responsibility. guillaume jeanson: something must be done now. otherwise, people who are a risk, who persuade others of their radical theories, and who are extremely violent themselves will continue to be sent to normal prison wards. there they are in contact with other inmates, and so radical islamism will continue to spread. reporter: mokhtari says separating radicals is not be enough. the young men in prison should be prepared for life when they are released. karim mokhtari: we need to find out what makes these young men willing to die for one moment of intense existence. we have to show them how they can become useful, recognized member

his from using the families in iraq who were previously held as slaves by islamic states both of those abducted remain missing. i was pregnant but i was so tired far lost my child my husband and my family were captured i was left alone with my mother so we took the boys and i decided it was better to die. and facebook reveals it has a unit to assist politicians in their campaigns and boasting that it helps the scottish national party and its landslide victory in twenty fifty. five i will welcome you watching r.t. international with me nicky aaron good to have you with us this hour our top story lot about a person says an explosion that ripped through a supermarket in the russian city of some petersburg on wednesday was a terrorist attack fourteen people were injured in the blast. sure but you know would you yesterday there was a terrorist in some pieces and just recently security services prevented. these images from inside the shop where the explosion took place most of the counters and shelves have been destroyed we spoke to eyewitnesses who were in the supermarkets at the time of th