is that a new tactic by the islamic state . tactic by the islamic state group, targeting younger kidsit seems they are leveraging social media sites, something like tiktok? , ., media sites, something like tiktok? , . ., , tiktok? they have always used social media _ tiktok? they have always used social media platforms - tiktok? they have always used social media platforms and - social media platforms and relied on encrypted platforms to attempt to communicate with people. i think it is more a reflection on the apps themselves, that tiktok is increasingly used by younger people, and they have picked up on that, people have talked about the kind of hipster preachers who are radicalise but also speaking the language of the youth today. we also have the israel hamas conflict that has raised the temperature and in this case isis measures that specifically and that has made attacks across the west more likely because of the images we see daily come out of gaza of dead palestinian civilians.— gaza of dead palestinian civilians. ., , civilians. that was my next question. _ civilians. that wa

is that a new tactic by the islamic state group, targeting younger kids?ou are saying that they are really leveraging social media sites, something like tiktok. in social media sites, something like tiktok.— like tiktok. in some ways it is all iuite like tiktok. in some ways it is all quite new, _ like tiktok. in some ways it is all quite new, they _ like tiktok. in some ways it is all quite new, they have - like tiktok. in some ways it is. all quite new, they have always used social media platforms, they have relied on encrypted platforms to attempt to communicate with people. i think it is more of a reflection on the acts themselves that tiktok has been increasingly used by younger folks. they have picked up on that people talk about the kind of hipster where it is the preachers that are radicalised but they are also kind of speaking the language of today's youth. we have also got the israel hummus conflict that is really raising the temperature —— hamas. that makes attacks across the west more likely because of the images we are seeing daily come out of

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we have had this claim from islamic state they are - claim from islamic state they are responsible forrovided evidence and we cannot verify or confirm that claim. absolutely. it is possible that this was an unrelated attack which the islamic state have claimed for themselves. they have a history of doing this, but then they have also accurately claimed responsibility in the past as well. just accurately claimed responsibility in the past as well.— the past as well. just tell us a little, the past as well. just tell us a little. what — the past as well. just tell us a little, what do _ the past as well. just tell us a little, what do we _ the past as well. just tell us a little, what do we know- the past as well. just tell us a little, what do we know that l the past as well. just tell us a i little, what do we know that the victims and how much shock as germany in over these terrible events? , ., , , germany in over these terrible events? , . , , events? germany is absolutely in shock. events? germany is absolutely in shock- this _ events? germany is absolutely in shock. this is _ even

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and the islamic state group have claimed responsibility for the attacks.m solingen, our correspondent jessica parker reports. a huge party in the heart of this west german city that soon turned to horror. crowds were told not to panic, but there had been a knife attack, and they must go home. now news of a police raid on a local asylum seekers�* home, and an arrest. earlier, prosecutors said they couldn't rule out terrorism. translation: so far, we have not been able to establish a motive, but looking at the entirety of circumstances, we cannot exclude the possibility of a terrorist motivation. another person — a 15—year—old boy — had already been detained. while police made clear they didn't think the teenager was the knifeman, he is suspected of knowing about the attack in advance, in which three people died and eight were injured — some critically. a place that went, within minutes, from one of celebration to a crime scene. timo was at the event. he says people are in shock. it's absolutely terrible. i have no words for it because normally you hear that

and what about the islamic state _ disappointed.at about the islamic state and the _ disappointed. and what about the islamic state and the connection i disappointed. and what about the | islamic state and the connection to this, what can we read into the north macedonian angle, is there a european base for this at all? i think the suggestion is that this looks more like online contact rather than necessarily a group who are directly travelling or in contact with isis in person. but there has been that concern, particularly about isis k, one of the branches that came out of afghanistan. this is the group that carried out that crocus city hall attack in moscow which was particularly deadly. again, the concert venue, just a couple of months ago. there has been concerned that this group has been trying to organise attacks around europe. and so i think the suggestion is that it might be the link here but that it was spotted perhaps by the americans and then passed on to the austrian authorities. and then passed on to the austrian author

the so called islamic state claimed it was behind friday nights attack on the festival, but provided new evidence, police and prosecutors say the suspect turned himself in and they are investigating his wings to the terror organization. after a day, long man, hunt, police take the suspect to kill it into a custody authority, said the man, a 26 year old syrian gave himself up on the street and later admitted to the north for tech. earlier as the city wide search intensified, dozens of police right to the hospital for saw them see, cuz not far from the scene of the deadly rampage. on friday, not thousands have gathered in central zoning and for a festival of diversity when a knife wielding a silent begin stepping people at random, killing 3 and wounding 8 others, the state premier called it an act of terror. these on flock. this attack of what was meant to spread tear terror among people and these, celebrating peacefully together they want us to target communal celebration lies us and celebrations that are so typical this city a lot more so than almost anywhere else. the so called is l

mostly a sunni province, where there was a lot of al qaeda prevalence and a lot of islamic states. as an operation that was done in partnership with iraqi forces by u.s. troops. and officials from the united states government had told nbc news that about half a dozen u.s. troops were injured, most of them non-life-threatening. but some of them had what could be called, or what they believe could be traumatic brain injuries. so it is unclear exactly whether or not those are very horrible injuries, whether they are really debilitating. but this was something that was actually announced two days after it happened. this was a thursday morning operation. it was unclear why the u.s. government made this very public announcement two days after the operation, when the iraqis had made it a little bit earlier, without mentioning that they had done in partnership with u.s. troops. but this is a point of controversy in iraq, the continuing presence of u.s. troops. it has been nearly three years since the u.s. announced the end of its decades long, or more than a decade long combat mission in ir

the so called islamic state claims, it was behind friday night's rampage at a festival, but provided no evidence. police and prosecutors say the suspect turned himself in and they're investigating any links to the terrorist group. suspected killa, little wayne ankle chains and handcuffs. police have transferred the men, they believe, responsible for the zoning and not the attack to appear in court and calls will the 26 year old syrian was detained on saturday night after giving himself up and confessing to the crime. the media report say he was wearing blood stain clothing. he's a risk, came after a day long man hunt, which included this police right of a hospital for asylum seekers. not far from the c know friday's rampage. thousands have gathered in central zoning in for a concert and street festival. when a man begins driving people at random, killing 3 and wounding 8 others, the so called islamic state has claimed responsibility. the groups links to the attack a still being investigated. jimmy's present in front of the stime, i called for better security for the public. goodness

sorry, islamic state playbook. sorry, islamic state playbook. is this a lone wolf?e your opportunity where it is. that's why the dutch border police were alerted right away. they're a very powerful police force. the morocco's. morocco's a very big anti—terror, anti—terror background. and as you say that this is an alert. are we coming in for a new wave of islamic terrorism ? because of islamic terrorism? because this has been feared. i think , this has been feared. i think, without scaring the horses too much. i mean, this has to be said now that this has been feared, that it might be one of the play outs from the terrible problems that are going on in gaza, the west bank and in israel and, and in the middle east. yes it may be local, but what it is symptom of, as you say, martin, may be very serious and i think everybody everybody is on an alert . and i think everybody everybody is on an alert. i am absolutely sure that our interior ministry's equivalent, because it's not just the home office will be will be saying something about this in the week and that will mak

centcom says 15 islamic state operatives were killed in the raid, and that there was no indication ofmmand said islamic state" remains a threat to the region, our allies, as well as our homeland. us centcom alongside our coalition and iraqi partners will continue to aggressively pursue these terrorists. again this news of a joint us—iraqi operation in iraq against the islamic state group, just coming into our into oui’ newsroom. we'll keep following this story and keep you up—to—date with any developments. voters in eastern germany will go to the polls on sunday with the far—right alternative for germany party set to come out on top. the afd has built a strong base in the states of saxony and thuringia — and anger with chancellor olaf scholz�*s government is surging, especially after a knife attack last weekend in which three people were killed. the main suspect is a syrian asylum seeker who had been facing deportation. the anti—immigration party is now germany's fifth largest party. a win this weekend would be its first—ever state victory. our correspondentjessica parker sent this re

again, islamic state militants tookostages in a pretrial detention center.pecial forces stormed the facility. >> to the middle east where fears of a wider conflict are looming as israel and hezbollah continue to trade strengths. cia director bill burns is in cairo for talks between israel and hamas. white house national security spokesperson said on friday the latest discussions have been constructive. he urged all sides to come together to implement a deal. hamas is taking part of the negotiations. the group said israel is adding new conditions. a senior hamas official tells the bbc the group would not accept anything but a full-scale withdrawal from gaza by israeli troops. talks in cairo follow a visit to the region by antony blinken who said israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was on board with the u.s. proposal to bridge gaps and reach a cease-fire. president biden also spoke with prime minister netanyahu, stressing the urgency for those two sides to reach an agreement. in studio with me is our correspondent. you have been following ts negotiation

but the j islamic state is committed to the destruction of the strait of israel, isn't it? —— the state of israel. have a right to defend itself. -- the state of israel. against what exactly _ -- the state of israel. against what exactly is _ -- the state of israel. against what exactly is israel - what exactly is israel defending itself? against dissidents _ defending itself? against dissidents who _ defending itself? against dissidents who are - defending itself? against| dissidents who are funded defending itself? against - dissidents who are funded by a regime that wants its instruction.— regime that wants its instruction. first of all, i don't know _ instruction. first of all, i don't know if _ instruction. first of all, i don't know if it's - instruction. first of all, i | don't know if it's actually true. we have to take the assertions of this, again, very extreme government with a grain of salt. this is a government that defines human rights workers, international humanitarian aid workers, as terrorists, or a front for terrorists. so we have to be careful in wholesal

the islamic state has claimed responsibility for this attack with the details of this incident be consistent with its m o. in general terms, yes, i mean the islamic stage and various other groups present, particularly the iris has for long use this strategy to say no stripe than wherever you can with whatever means you have at hands. including very simple ones like this kind of nice attack. but um, it is on so on a little bit more questionable because so far we haven't seen a personal statement, a recorded statement by the attacker claiming allegiance to the i s which was previously usually the case with other attacks. and in general, also there was of course, a debate. how active the i as in various areas still is that has to be the renew concerned with the i s. brands from us kind of done and practiced on area. this is a general clean by the i s a from syria. this is a bit of a surprise, but in general is plausible, but we need more information to confirm it. we might be on the same wavelength because i think you're bleeding into perhaps my 2nd question here. a, some have doubted islamic s

when a man begins driving people at random, killing 3 and wounding 8 others, the so called islamic state has claimed responsibility. the groups links to the attack a still being investigated. jimmy's president from florida stopped my called for better security for the public. goodness knows, we have to better protect ourselves from a tax like that as such as high as that. but with regard to terrorism, this month also made an expansion on how is that before this a central zoning and remains quoting gulf. as police continue this search for evidence, locals remaining shock over the brutal attacks at a festival supposed to mock the cities 650 s anniversary. on a day when celebration should have been taking place instead of the people of zoning in a, commemorating the victims of a night of bloodshed, the a change of pace and a question, how long does it take to swim from one continents to another? maybe not as long as you think. certainly if you're in tech, a. this weekend swims from around the world, dived into the waters off a stumble for the annual bus. for us cross continental swimming ra

, who confessed to killing 3 people at a festival on the claimed involvement of the so called islamic states. government in practice down killed dozens and a string of attack so far as a site militants, pause the victims out of their vehicles, check the estimates t and then show them the full gale. welcome to the program. ukraine has asked for help from it to your pin davis, following a massive russian ass striking keep these residents shelter the subway of a series of explosions. scientists in the capital cranium. preston for a lot of minutes. that landscape septimus island. dro bump. bonbons was one of the largest of the will be asked, strikes a n g, facilitating some regions disrupting power and water supplies straight to the ukrainian capital. then we can joint correspondent knit company. welcome a nick, what more can you tell us of the so the error that basically was in place for almost 8 hours, which is on, usually long has just finished. so that was going on since early morning, kind of mid morning here, the windows and key of what shaking could really feel the force of the defenses.

they accuse the teenager of declaring allegiance to the so called islamic state after being radicalized online organizers cancelled. 3 sold out shows in vienna as details of the pot and merged 2 suspects have been arrested. taylor swift concepts in vienna have been cancelled. but it's the street so still filled with many of her funds travels from other countries to see how on stage in a stadium for the nice thing and don't sing in the city center as they console each other. the live in seattle, washington 9 hour time difference and yeah, i woke up at i think it was 3 am to try to get the tickets for here and then um and then one of us in our family got them. and yeah, we've been looking forward to it for i don't know like 9 months or so. i'm devastated as well. i've been reading for more than a year for this. i made outfits and everything with my friends, and it's always a sad be events organize as we're expecting around $65000.00 firms to attend to fits reinstalled concepts as well as tens of thousands together outside the stadium each evening. but it'll stream police discovered plans

that was massive attack launched by the islamic state and scores of russians. every effort to do things like conduct attacks against taylor swift concert. >> steve: bill, not just idle threats sons like they were ready with this operation going forward. you got to figure they got help from u.s. intel agencies. christopher wray has been saying we have to worry about that ever since moscow music hall. >> u.s. was warning. there is intelligence out there being picked up on these plots. the u.s. did issue a warning days before it happened. that is good news. bad news is that islamic state is able to get operatives and using primarily in moscow they took advantage of tags /* ta tajik. we have to be accurate and they have to get through. we have seen instances in the west. been a while since islamic or al qaeda has pulled off an attack. it only takes one and disrupts our way of life. >> steve: going into big concerts, they have bag checks, m ma mag magnetometers. they were planning to kill little girls lining up outside there, just mow them down. >> these groups are

city, stopped an agency by a 26 year old serving in refugee climbing a legions to the so called islamic state terrorist organization. it was an attack that left the city in a state of shock, and people on the street to feel in secure and ask why such as attack could not be prevented. why it could happen at all. trying to sort of show it's called a terrorist attack, which in his woods left him, i write the chances i promised action on a number of friends, including the control of weapons and public spaces. his visit was welcomed here and zoning and, but the dominant feelings on the streets continue to be and go, insecurity and grief brands. at least 39 people have been killed in a string of minutes into attacks and south west of pakistan. this includes 23 people killed on the highway in the news. i have the district of blocking stop police. i gunman pulled many of the victims out of the vehicles and shot them after checking the f. and this is a security forces. they've been battling bol. acceptance as demands in control of their results, the image of province at least 23 people are dead follow

the so called islamic states claims it was behind friday nightstand page at a festival, but provided no evidence. police and prosecutors say the suspect tugged himself in and they're investigating any links to the terrorist. but i suspected kilo little wayne ankle chains and handcuffs, police of transfer demand, they believe, responsible for the zoning and not for tech to appear in court and calls with the 26 year old syrian was detained on saturday night after giving himself up and confessing to the crime media report say he was wearing blood stain clothing. he's a risk, came after a day long man hunt, which included this police right of a hospital for asylum seekers. not far from the c know friday's rampage. thousands have gathered in central zoning and for a concert and street festival. when a man begins driving people at random, killing 3 and wounding 8 others, the so called islamic state has claimed responsibility. the groups links to the attack a still being investigated. jimmy's present in front of the stime, i called for better security for the public missing on so we have to

the so called islamic states claims it was behind friday nightstand page at a festival, but provided no evidence. police and prosecutors say, but suspect tugged himself in, and they're investigating any links to the terrorist, but a suspected killer later, wayne ankle chains and handcuffs, police have transferred the men, they believe, responsible for the zoning and not for attack to appear in court. and calls will the 26 year old syrian was detained on saturday night after giving himself up and confessing to the.

they were heading tojoin the so—called islamic state group in syria and they sort of disappeared for 2019 shamima begum emerged from the ashes of the so—called isis caliphate. she was only one of her friends to survive. at that point she expressed some very the pro—islamic state views in the eyes of the government and they determined that she was a threat to national security and took away her citizenship. and she's been in the syrian detention camp ever since. from there she has been fighting to have her citizenship restored. 1, 1, , fighting to have her citizenship restored. ., 1, , 1, fighting to have her citizenship restored. 1, 1, , 1, 1, restored. how has the legal route now become _ restored. how has the legal route now become exhausted? - restored. how has the legal route now become exhausted? so - restored. how has the legal route | now become exhausted? so within restored. how has the legal route - now become exhausted? so within the uk le . al now become exhausted? so within the uk legal system. _ now become exhausted? so within the uk legal system, today's _ now become ex

the operates under the guise of the islamic states. but let's be clear, while they promote is not in this land make states. it's a satanic agenda disguised as such. these things, events should serve to unite us and strength, no bones with old russian citizens. we must not succumb to provocations. a struggle is said, we have one homeland that we must defend by any means necessary smell. this isn't the 1st such incident is taking place in russian prisons in the fucking june. a similar incident on folded in real stuff where 6 inmates over pinewood stall said taking hostages. they issued a similar list of demands for cash and for a vehicle to help make the escape from the prison. now again, russian security forces, they moved in very quickly, and they neutralized 5 of the hostage types of investigators all here on the scene though, be coming out to prove to determine exactly what took place here. will connors to tell you about as a knife but type took place in the western german city of london? a police report at least 3 people killed and 8

the attackers identify themselves as islamic state militants.s, too. russian special forces were deployed to the scene and later stormed the prison and ended the siege. all four armed convicts were shot dead. i remember something similar happening just over two months ago, in another prison in rostov on don. again, islamic state militants took hostages in a pretrial detention centre. russian special forces stormed the facility, ending the siege. us presidentjoe biden announced a new military aid package for ukraine worth $125 million on friday. in a call, mr biden reaffirmed to ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky the us's "unwavering support for the people of ukraine". the anouncement comes after indian prime minister narendra modi met president zelensky in kyiv, and urged him to hold talks with russia to end the war. mr modi said he would act as a friend in his efforts to establish a truce. it comes after he made a trip to neighbouring poland on thursday. 0ur europe correspondent nick beake sent the latest on prime minister modi's visit from

again, punching their legions of the so called islamic state. and again in march this year in the republic of english. gotcha. i a number of americans, again, paging a lease allegiance to isis a, a so called icy so well they wouldn't utilize doing a gun bottle with russian security forces who killed 8 of them. so this security situation in russia against the special forces all working extremely hard, that's a keep the situation under control and investigations will be on the way to determine exactly what happened here in the prison involved abroad. all right, let's cross now live to head of the silver all the institute alexander michael makes. all right, alexander is going to have you join me now. now this is the 2nd time this somebody has to be in this past the situation that the russian prison would present much the same scenario. what are your thoughts on this? is it a co incidence? well, i guess it's not a coincidence. since we all know um that's at least since the yeah, in say most hosp, it's crisis mean best on, but also the, i'm not of in

so did the federal legions to islamic states. a say hello, we are not long got that piece of russia who of course, thank you, miller, please do something quite the inconvenient, quite inconvenient. he says, of easy without going pump people about. he's not particularly happy by the fact that large parts of africa are turning that back on europe and embracing partnerships with a russian veteran. the from button to so now gaza and brussels all to use live and world wide at 1 pm locally here. and most i was hoping to be able here and i'll tell you in straight to russia is western board of regents. we go where a defense systems are, shut down 7 ukrainian drones that were trying to attack the area overnight. and one of the drones was destroyed in the vote on us region. a short lived fire broke out of a scene from my forwarding desperate local governor saying one person was injured. now to the quarter schol region where the russian defense ministry says ukraine's fables incursion bid has cost of over $5000.00 of his troops. taken off h

continued terrorism investigation in germany, prosecute a search for a link between the so called islamic state and the syrian that police, they confessed to killing 3 people out of festival and swimming across confidence from asia to europe. for example, fast flowing water has thousands take part in the annual event across the boss for us the i've been physical and welcome. smaller exchanges of fi continue near israel is northern border with lab and on a day off the liberties militant group has for the end is well traded aerial attacks is well set. it destroyed thousands of his will. that rocket launches in cross border strikes in southern 11 on the way the military says the pre emptive strikes prevented wider escalation and the conflict as well as the last more than 300 bunkered cities. while in response to the killing of one of its senior commanders in favor of last month, no results. so 5 from see slide talks in cairo aimed at reaching a deal between israel and homos, which is why they designated a terrorist group. jerusalem correspond, and tanya claim a gave us the latest on the situation

islamic state militants took hostages in a pretrial detention centre. siege of. around the world and across the uk. you're watching bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. mourners attended the funeral of seven—year—old elsie dot stancombe, one of the three girls killed in the southport knife attack last month in the uk. elsie's family had encouraged people at the service to wear bright colours and asked for it to be known as elsie's special day. the other two victims' funerals took place earlier this month. the government has summoned energy companies to discuss how to protect vulnerable customers from rising bills, after the regulator announced the price cap would go up in october. the cost per unit will increase by io%, bringing the annual average bill in england, scotland and wales, to more than £1,700. there has been flooding, power cuts and travel disruption in part of the uk by storm lilian. strong winds of up to 80 miles an hour have hit wales and northern england causing train cancellations, and northern england, causing train c

the attackers identify themselves as islamic state militants. too. russian special forces were deployed to the scene and later stormed the prison and ended the siege. all four armed convicts were shot dead. i remember something similar happening just over two months ago. in another prison in rostov on don. islamic state militants took hostages in a pretrial detention centre. russian special forces stormed the facility, ending the siege. talks aimed at achieving a ceasefire in gaza are ongoing in egypt, and will reportedly continue into a third week. president biden spoke over the phone with egypt's president abdel fattah el—sisi on friday about the negotiations. us officials are deeply involved. cia director bill burns is currently cairo. his trip follows that of the us secretary of state antony blinken. israel is continuing to hit gaza with deadly raids. palestinian medics on friday said multiple people were injured as israeli forces shelled jabalia, people there said they were hit while fleeing the area due to idf evacuation orders. there was

all that happens is that islamic state is encouraging them but is not controlling them.o links . so it's not controlling them. so they have no links. so it's very difficult for the security services to find them until they actually strike, >> but what do we do about it, claire? what do we do about it? i mean, you were brave enough on this to channel have this conversation. i noticed the reporting on on several other places as well about the other horror that happened in paris, where a synagogue was attacked . where a synagogue was attacked. a man attempted to set fire to a synagogue in what emmanuel macron has branded a terrorist attack. he had a palestinian flag tied around his waist . now, flag tied around his waist. now, several news outlets have cropped that picture, so you can't see the palestinian flag. >> and i think that's the problem is that you have to be able to talk about it. and you're right, you, the minute you're right, you, the minute you start talking about immigration, migration, terrorist attacks , and everybody terrorist attacks, and everybody assumes

such incidents in a matter of months back in june, prisoners who also placed they were agents to islamic state. took hostages as a penal facility, and most of russian security forces moved swiftly and killed 5 of the 6 hostages take. cuz the other being wounded, undertaken again receiving a 20 a sentence off to the attack to the host. the stake is involved with red said there are 2 more they move in to what they called that brothers. referring to those child in connection with the horrific attack on croakers city holding moscow region, which left $145.00 dead. and more than 500 wounded local must, he said negotiations were out of the question. and the actions of the hostage takers had absolutely nothing to do with the stomach face. these individuals whom we label as criminals are in no way represents tips of islam. 3rd claims that in a mom might have attempted negotiations, but i firmly believe now and always been negotiating with terrorists is futile. they must be eradicated at the sole supply could come 1st, cuba threatening to poison our entire society. this is yet another ack, stemming fro

logistical and also its capacities in those two areas along with what you see recruitments uh the islamic state. remains substantially influential, executing or claiming at least 394 terrorist attacks in 2 years from 220 and 2021. and then to israel, it has been one of the largest contributors to terrorism due to the genocide of palestinians in the gaza strip. it has committed acts of terrorism a daily basis. ironically, the apart regime, along with the us, has branded palestini resistance groups and some countries that support palestinians as being terrorist, even though these resistance. groups were formed due to israel violation of palestinians and finally two key findings from the global terrorism index 2024 reports that they had very interesting one was back in 2023 the us gaunted for 76% of terrorism related deaths in western democracies and then you have this particular stat here where in iraq 15 year low in incidence there uh the largest improvement actually in the last decade terrorism falling by 99% since 2007 to 69 in 2023 everyone thanks for tuning in a goodbye for now. in a world o

it's reported to now be haven for the islamic state khorasan or daesh korasan or iskp. it has increased his recruitment efforts and enhanced is financial uh logistical and also uh its uh capacities in those two areas along with what you see recruitments uh the islamic state khurasan uh remains substantially influential executing or claiming at least uh 394 uh terrorist attacks in two years from 2020 and 2021. "and then to to israel, it has been one of the largest contributors to terrorism due to the genocide of palestinians in the gaza strip. it has committed acts of terrorism a daily basis. ironically, the parthide regime, along with the us, has branded palestinian resistance groups and some countries that support palestinians as being terrorists, even though these resistance groups were formed due to israeli violation of palestinians. and finally, two key findings from the global terrorism index 2024, reports that they..." had very interesting one was uh back in 2023 uh the us gaunted for 76% of terrorism related deaths in western democracies and then you have this pa

the 18—year—old is alleged to have sworn an oath of allegiance to islamic state.old for team gb at the olympics. coming up on bbc news, back to the tour after the olympic break. katie boulter makes the last 16 in toronto, after her opponent withdraws during the opening set of her second—round match. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister says police must remain on high alert for further disorder across the uk this weekend, amid fears of further

two young men associated with the islamic state were planning to attack spectators during one from concerts. it is known that they represent one of the migrant communities. the singer has already announced her refusal to perform. the pop star herself is one of the most energetic supporters of racial and ethnic diversity, as well as mass migration. work to eliminate the consequences of the july hurricane continues in a coordinated and efficient manner in the country. a hotline has been opened in the state control committee. residents of the regions affected by the hurricane can talk about problems that have not yet been resolved. perhaps, in your house there is still no electricity or roads in other public places are not in order after the storm. you can also report to the hotline how the clearing of the area is going, in particular forests, whether there is enough equipment and machinery for this. you can contact the state control officers if local authorities and competent services ignore citizen reports. you can report these and other unresolved problems by calling the short number "191".

. >> authorities say the suspects involved were inspired by the islamic state group. they say a 19 year-old man confessed to wanting to kill as many people as possible outside the stadium. it's a sad day for swifties like 17 year-old anna marie. i just couldn't stop crying. but austrian officials say a tragedy was prevented. one concert organizers canceled 3 taylor swift shows in the capital city of stuffy on the stock and officials arrested 2 men believed to be behind the plot. the main suspect, a 19 year-old austrian who had pledged allegiance to the islamic state group online. >> he also confessed plans to carry out the attack with knives or explosives. investigators say they found bomb making materials at his home. we do command the very swift action that they took 2 >> disrupt what could have a quite obviously been a very serious incident. state department spokesman matthew miller said the u.s. is in touch with the austrian government and is leaving the investigation to them. i think we know all too well. the threat of isis, the pentagon says the u.s. works with

the islamic state group has claimed responsibility. >>> summer travel is up this year, and experts says weekend is expected to be a lot more crowded at the airports too. tsa is predicting 17 million people will pass through checkpoints, which would make it the busiest labor day travel weekend ever. kris van cleave explains. >> reporter: nav yeen chopra is hoping to beat the labor day rush by squeezing in one last summer trip with his family now, trading the blistering heat of phoenix for calgary. >> before the kids go back into college, then just having some time before everyone's back in their offices and school. >> reporter: aaa says domestic travel will be the focus this labor day weekend, trending up 9% over last year. the cost to fly is down about 6%. and gas prices are roughly 44 cents a gallon cheaper than this time last year. united airlines expects friday august 30th to be its busiest day of the long holiday weekend. >> overall this summer has been busier than last summer. >> reporter: a. aa says the top destination, seattle, driven by a nearly 30% surge in alaskan cruises, he

the islamic state group has claimed responsibility.ys two astronauts stranded on the international space station will not return to earth until february, eight months later than initially planned. hello, i'm carl nasman. we start in germany where authorities say they've arrested a man suspected of carrying out a mass stabbing in the city of solingen on friday evening, which left three people dead and eight injured. german media reports say the suspect handed himself in to a police patrol. this brings the total number of people detained in connection with the attack to three, including a 15—year—old on suspicion of having been in contact with the perpetrator before the attack. the islamic state group have claimed responsibility for the attack, but have provided no evidence. and earlier on saturday, police were seen raiding a property — usually a home for refugees — in the city of solingen. germany's interior minister addressed the press

, probably islamic state course on which draws a lot of fighters from central asia, but also hash to individuels and the balkans. the caucuses and other, another kind of regions in that part of the world and it shows you that the goal was to conduct a high casualty attack on civilians, not too dissimilar from the ariana grande, a manchester arena bombing and killed 22 people and injured 1,000 more for so these people were determined and thankfully, the authority stopped them before they had a chance to attempt this attack. >> thank god, that is that has happened and that people were able to stop it. and you mentioned the way that europe and large venues have been vulnerable like that at 20 20:17, bombing and manchester is there a way to deter and protect particularly when you've got venues of this size and people would have been both inside and outside well, it's about hardening soft targets concert venues, hotels now, sadly, places of worship, and we're in a state of heightened alert. >> but at the same time, you know, there's fatigue, there's counterterrorism fatigue from 20 ye

these are symbolic targets for the islamic state. and as tension rises in the middle east, i think we're going to see more of this we'll tell you, let swift has expressed concern over concert attacks in the past speaking with l magazine about the 2017 manchester concert bombing. >> she said in part, i was completely terrified to go on top because i didn't know how we were going to keep 3 million fans safe. there was a tremendous amount of planning expense and effort. she admitted to carrying army grade bandages, adding quote, we have bravely in order to truly feel alive. and that means not being ruled by our greatest fears cnn's kristie lu stout following developments from hong kong, kristie max, there's still a lot we don't know about this alleged terror plot. we don't know the nature of the planning. we don't know how far long it was, but the ripple effects here are massive. taylor swift's three concerts in austria had been canceled this after police there arrested two people on suspicion of plotting a terror attack, taylor swift r

and again, the suspect it's kill up as i rejected asylum seeker with possible links to islamic states who should have been deported months ago, particularly cause i guessing allowed them again for the strict. so migration control and tough of the politicians. 3 states elections are coming up next month and 2 anti immigration parties, a set, the big gains grad office in the.

nouri often encapsulates broughter themes of justice, anti-colonialism and the quest for pure islamic stateavigate the complexities of modernity, while adhering to fundamental islamic values, nuri's teachings serve as a reference point for those advocating for society rooted in islamic principles that prioritize justice, equity and moral integrity. the tenanty of spouse remain relevant today as new generations of iranians continue to pursue the ideals of justice and democracy born from his teachings. he grased the nuances of his era and the political currents of his time, thus he sensed the dangers threatening iranian society, he was aware of a covert plan against the religious establishment, in iran. in fact, he forsaw the events that unfolded years later in iran under raza shah, which aimed to undermine religious values and the collective islamic identity of the iran. nation. that's all for today. thank you for watching from the whole team. please do join us again same times next week to see what else is on. till next time. take care. this week on expose arabic speaking tv news giants bas