a suicide bomber from the islamic state of iraq and the levant rammed his vehicle into the building andonated the explosive device. dozens were reportedly killed in the attack. >> translator: god's willing, the northern countryside of aleppo will remain steadfast. we'll never allow isil to advance. >> reporter: the war in syria involves various groups all trying to remove president bashar al-assad. there are reports of occasional cooperation between some isil fighters and certain opposition groups isil wants control of all of syria, and that also means the removal of president assad. this school was also destroyed by a suicide bomber. it is believed the bomber was targeting another syrian base close by. more than 15 civilians and opposition fighters were reportedly killed in the attack. >> translator: isiling don't have the ability to send fighters. that's why they send car bombs. >> reporter: over 200,000 people have been killed and millions of others forced to flee from their homes since the war in syria started more than four years ago. the fighting between isil and syria's oppositio

>>> suicide bombers with the islamic state of iraq and levant targeted syrian opposition fighters in morne aleppo -- northern aleppo. dozens of civilians and opposition commanders were reportedly killed in the two attacks. charles stratford reports. >> reporter: this is all that remains of the syrian opposition military headquarters in northern aleppo province. a suicide bomber with islamic state of iraq and levant rammed his vehicle into the building and detonate the explosive device. dozens of civilians, two opposition commanders were reportedly killed in the attack. >> god willing, the north and west of aleppo we are steadfast. we will not allow i.s.i.l. to attack. >> reporter: the war in syria involves various armed groups trying to remove president bashar al-assad from power. the conflict is complicated by the i.s.i.l. offensive. there are reports of cooperation between some i.s.i.l. fighters and certain opposition groups i.s.i.l. wants control of all of syria, and that means the removal of president bashar al-assad. the school in this up to was also destroyed by an i.s.i.l. sui

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arabia have arrested more than 90 350e78 suspected of belonging to the islamic state of iraq and the levantlice say they were planning to carry attack -- carry out attacks across the kingdom. let's bring in mohamed vall for us. what more details are there about the threat? >> reporter: yes. a statement by the interior ministry has been published on the saudi press agency has given a lot of details about this operation. apparently it has been going on for several months. the first group was 15 saudis arrested in february and they had a cell which translates to the soldiers of the land of the two holy mosques. saudi arabia has called this -- this operation isil cells, so it's a number of cells, and now the number of people who have been arrested has reached 93, including 65 saudis. also they include one syrian and one saudi who are suspected of having tried to bomb the american embassy in march. another syrian is still at large and mentioned by the statement as one of the group of three, two syrians and one saudi. also the statement says that they include a woman, but it did not mention the n

. >> in syria fighters from the islamic state in iraq and the levant has taken more of the yarmouk refugee camp just outside of syria's capital. the camp is mostly inhabited by palestinian refugees. observatory of human rights say that isil controlled 70% of the area. the have a posted online shows the group. the footage can't be independently verified. it's the closest that isil has come to the capital of damn, whichdamascus. stephanie decker reports from beirut. >> this is the closest that isil has ever managed to get to the syrian capital of damascus. the palestinian camp yarmouk lies 70 kilometers away from the capitol. we've spoken to people here who came from damascus to beirut because that highway is open, and they're telling us that they are afraid. it is a fluid situation but certainly the presence of isil so close to the capital is hugely concerning, also the plight of the civilians in yarmouk, a camp that has been under siege for two years. they're fully dependent on aid and handouts. they have no water or electricity. they have no food. there has been sporadic trickle of aid co

iraq's prime minister says the islamic state of iraq and levant cap be defeated if it uses -- can't be defeated if it uses radicalized foreign fighters. they are calling on young people to be prevent from recruitment. the capture is encouraging but the group is a serious threat >>> meanwhile almost all shia militias left the city of tikrit after violence and looting. the militias helped the army capture the city from i.s.i.l. hundreds of shops and phones have been broken into or set on fire. shia militias have been blamed for the damage. hundreds of people in gaza held rallies to support palestinians. the protests have been organised from hamas, and it is calling on the u.n. agency to do more than help the people there. thousands are trapped. most of them are palestinian. yarmouk is a few kilometres from the city of damascus. the u.n. described the situation as a source of universal shame. stefanie dekker reports. >> it's a fight they are losing. the palestinian group has been fighting i.s.i.l. over the last few days. i.s.i.l. controls most of it. in an usual twist, there are reports t

islamic state of iraq and the levant has claimed responsibility for the attack.'s get more from kim vinnell who is in erbil. tell us about the attack and the claim of responsibility there. >> reporter: well we were very close to where this bomb blast happened. it .had at about 5:45 this evening, rush hour traffic, of course although it is a friday. we understand the car t got right up to the u.s. consulate, in fact to one of the main gates on the western part of the complex. isil has claimed responsibility for this attack. this is unusual in erbil. it's very rare that we see these sorts of attacks here. the last attack of this kind was in november last year four people were killed in that attack, and isil claimed responsible for that as well. but before that it had been a year before there was an attack of this kind. the peshmerga is defending more than 100 kilometers of the front line with isil fighters to the west. and i think it's fair to say the peshmerga have been seen as one of the most competent forces in this fight against isil so far. >> and kim tell us

most of the camp has been ruined since being occupied by the islamic state in iraq and the levant fighters since wednesday. they have considered emergency measures to get people out. there are thousands of refugees already fled, and now say that they're staying at a temporary camp. well another key battleground against isil with iraqi city tikrit. security forces have recaptured from isil after that group had taken control of it last summer. officials say that it's okay for people to go back to their homes. >> many of the roads and buildings in tikrit remain deserted. the iraqi army allied with shia militias may be in control now but the fighting has been intense for recent weeks. the islamic state in iraq and the levantoverislamic state in iraq and the levant over ran saddam hussein's hometown in june. the security forces are trying to convince people it is safe to return. >> we're in control of security. we control all the government buildings and we have secured the residential areas. >> the victory hear was helped by u.s.-led coalition airstrikes. evidence of atrocities committed by is

. >>> iraq's prime minister said islamic state of iraq and levant can't be defeated if it continues to use foreign fighters. haider al-abadi spoke to a german magazine and wants governments around the world to do more to protect young people from being recruited to join the armed group. >> indonesia's governments is taking legal action against a thai company accused of forcing fishermen into slavery. more than 300 have been rescued. there are fears that hundreds more are dropped in similar conditions. al jazeera's correspondent is on the island of tual. >> a rescue operation the region has not seen a convoy of vessels protected by the indonesian navy bringing 315 fishermen to safety men from myanmar smuggled to indonesia, forced to work without a salary. many say they were abused. the company allegedly changed their identities giving them thai names and documents. indonesian officials are registering them under their real names, before handing them to their authorities. the government in thailand denied allegations of slavery and said it will present all the evidence soon. >> translati

the military is trying to drove out islamic state of iraq and the levant. many fleeing are being strapped from entering the capitol. >> a yemeni military commander and 15,000 troops have thrown that you are sport behind adou rabbo mansour hadi. >> police in south africa arrested 300 people in connection with a string of attacks against foreigners. at least seven have been killed in unrest in johannesburg in the past week. dozens of foreign owned shops have been looted and torched. the president canceled a trip to indonesia to deal with the violence. >> while many immigrants move to south africa for a better life, some are now living in fear. >> he has come to inspect what's left of his shop. he came to africa six years ago to try and earn money for his family in ethiopia. >> taking money wrecking stuff. >> his shop was attacked by people who accuse migrant workers are taking their jobs. he said they stole everything he has, including all his savings. >> i don't know, these people is coming taking stuff in the fridge money everything is take. i have children

their studies in other parts of the country >>> in syria fighters from islamic state of iraq and levant took over more of the yarmouk refugee camp. outside of damascus after storming it. it is mostly inhabited by palestinian refugees. the observatory for human rights says i.s.i.l. controls 70% of the area. stefanie dekker has been covering the story in beirut. she's with us live. what is the significance of the palestinian refugee camp to i.s.i.l.? >> well its location location location. certainly it lies south of the capital. 7-10km away from the center. it is that close. it is a show of force. if they remain in the camp 90% are in control to yarmouk it will be a huge concern. people in damascus - we have spoken to residents concerned about it. here they come to beirut they are not going back at the moment. there is that huge concern. the fighting is ongoing. they are fighting a group, and it's the closest that they have gotten to the capsule. >> what does it say about the saudi regime's ability to hold on for territory, given max domi's four years in the war in. ? >> well the syrian a

. >>> it's believed the fighter is from the islamic state of iraq and levant that they have now withdrawn from the palestinian refugee camp in syria's capital. i.s.i.l. fighters ceased a large part of the camp in damascus. the camp has been the scene of fighting between rival groups since 2012. a government siege saw wide-spread starvation this the camp and violence prevented aid groups from doing their work. >> chris is a spokesperson for the u.n.'s agency for refugees and spoke about the human tarian situation inside the camp. >> we are concerned for the safety and protection of syrians and palestinian civilians in yarmouk since early afternoon there were fierce clashes. fierce clashes in the vicinity of the 18,000 civilians who were there. now, remember amongst those are 3,500 children. and their lives are in danger. they were in danger of displacement in danger of being severely injured. which is why we are saying all the parties must respect their obligations to protect civilians, we are concerned about children. >> one of the other key battle grounds in the fight against i.s.i.l. is

and then isil, the islamic state in iraq and the levant. and also boko haram the group that operates in northern nigeria. but then there is another list which is of people are associated with al-shabab and it's starts with the man who is considered the mastermind of the garissa attack, and goes all the way to companies hotels, money transfers and companies which the somali community is very well-known to have invested in over the years. and i must say again that 95% of the people on the list are people associated with al-shabab are considered--are somalis and include some governmental organizations. >> this sort of begs the question, and that is, if the shorts were able to get a list of that's names and banks in a relatively short space of time and put them on the prohibitive list those lists must have been available to them for some time. why did they not put them on those lists and are there suggestions that they haven't done enough relative to what happened in garissa. >> it is a very good question, and it is one that we're going to be r

. >>> iranian know how and resources helped to push back the islamic state of iraq and levant, i.s.i.l., in iraq. as american air strikes were working to the same end. tehran is propping up the government of bashar al-assad in damascus, while many regional powers and the u.s. try to pull bashar al-assad down. saudi arabia's worried about growing iranian influence across the middle east, not least among the shia minority. iran provides support for hamas, which fought big destructive rallies against israel, and supports hezbollah, which wreaked havoc against targets in lebanon. there are bizarre juxtapositions in nations, alliance in the middle east. saudis team up to oppose the islamic state, and the u.s. scrambles for regional allies in the taffing of task of expelling them. iran tries to work out a deal with americans to get sanctions lifted. opponents with the framework fault the american president for not pushing iran harder in the other areas. for his part, the president explained to tom freedman of the "new york times", all the other loose ends have a better shot at being tied up

messages like imif, a reference for islamic state of iraq and levant kept popping up on the network's website and social media. on facebook a message read: >>> the so-called cyber caliphate staged a similar online ambush before. at the start of the year it hacked into a twitter feed run by the pentagon. the message to american soldiers said "watch your back." in the newsroom a reminder of an attack on the paris based satirical magazine "charlie hebdo". since then french media has been an alert. france is part of the coalition fighting i.s.i.l. in iraq. this is a different kind of warfare. and very sophisticated. >>> to of france's controversial poll tins had a public falling out. marine le pen, leader of the national front is blocking her father the former boss running for a ke political roll. >> reporter: she was his vocal supporter, or was. he was straight to be president at one point. his daughter marine le pen by his side. now she is leader. john le pen outspoken remarks too much for her. marine le pen will block him from running as leader of one of france's regions, and she wants

110,000 people have fled fighting between iraqi government forces and the islamic state of iraq and levant in the city of ramadi. many of the displaced have nowhere to go. we have more now from the capital of baghdad. >> reporter: the iraqi government said that it's forces in making gains by pushing out isil fighters from areas surrounding the government compound in anbar's provincial capital. they've pushed isil from areas there, and mainly in the eastern parts of ramadi because a number of reasons including the enforcement sent from baghdad and also airstrikes by the international coalition as well as by the iraqi air force. now on the other hand the humanitarian situation there for people its getting worse. the number of people who fled ramadi and the surrounding areas have reached 113,000 people according to the u.n. they live in tough conditions in areas in baghdad on the outskirts of baghdad. meanwhile there has been a car bomb in baghdad and also a roadside bomb in areas to the east of baghdad. there were a number of people killed and dozens injured. >> world trade why the london wo

110,000 people have fled fighting between iraqi government forces and the islamic state in iraq and the levant in the city of ramadi. aid agencies are warning that many of the displaced have nowhere to go. we have more from the capital of baghdad. >> the iraqi government said its forces at making gains by pushing out isil fighters in the area surrounded the compound, they also pushed areas from areas mainly from the eastern parts, that's because much a number of reasons including reinforcements sents in from baghdad, and airstrikes from the coalition as well as well as the iraqi air force. on the other hand, the humanitarian situation is getting worse. the number of people who fledry mad di fled ramadi and the surrounding areas they live in tough conditions on the outskirts of baghdad. meanwhile there has been a car bomb in bag cad and a roadside bomb where a number of people killed and dozens injured. >> it's been a hundred years since lethal chemical weapons were used in world war i. in the u.s. engineers are working to eliminate the last supply of must tar gas something that could take four

iraqi prime minister abad said the city has been taken from the city of iraq and levante.ire] the fighters driven out of the central city at least three neighborhoods remain under their control. iraqi interior minister has been speaking from tikrit. >> translator: today most of tikrit is liberated, only a small portion remains to be cleared, god willing we will eliminate the remaining pockets and a few coming hours. the enemy has been totally defeated and has lost all its ability and moral and the battle will end god willing. >> reporter: talks on iran's nuclear future are continuing in switzerland after tuesday's self imposed deadline expired. diplomates say they are making progress but some key issues still need to be resolved. it includes centerfuge with iran wanting to continue research on machines to enrich uranian and restrictions on missile program which iran refuses to discuss and then there are crippling sanctions over the nuclear program and wants all sanctions lifted immediately and u.s. argued for a gradual easing. a deal is likely to see activities restricted

>> so far they have discussed ukraine, yemen, libya, the islamic state of iraq and levant, and iran. and that is something that secretary of state john kerry, who has left the summit - he spoke about iran and talked about the importance of the p5+1 discussions that were held in lausanne and you remember earlier this month with the marathon talks that went on for many days, and he talked about the importance of the g7 coming to a resolution and hoped the negotiations that go on with iran will come to a positive resolution at some point by the end of june. there was reference made to yemen by the host of the summit mr steinmeier, who welcomed the security council's decision to impose an arms embargo on the houthis, and talked about the volatility of the region. insofar as what could happen later, we expect a discussion on ebola, and africa itself is something that the german government is keen to push the issues that matter there. talking also about the violence and security in africa, and these are things you can expect mr steinmeier to rer to when he gives a news conference in a few

. >> in syria fighters from the islamic state in iraq and the levant have taken over more of the yarmouk refugee camp. the camp is home mainly to refugees who have been there since 1957. isil is thought to control most of the area and are being supported by th al nusra front. >> it is a fight they're losing. they have been fighting isil over the past few days and in unusually twist there is are reports that isil is being supported by the al-qaeda-affiliated al nusra front. these two groups do not like each other, but it appears they're working together to take over yarmouk. >> it was it an agreement made between al nusra front and isil. they claimed they were neutral but in reality it is not true. nusra has several check points in yarmouk. and isil came through without any difficulties. this is with the important reason why isil was able to raid yarmouk and control it. everyone is confused how this happened. >> yarmouk has been under siege by government forces for two years. various rebel groups are based here. most of the people who remain are fully dependent on aid. conditions are extr

islamic state of iraq and the levant took control of its western part. anti government parters defended yarmouk, which is home to thousands of people. >> smoke rises from what is said to be yarmouk refugee camp in southern damascus. these living nearby listen anxiously to the sounds of gunfire. activists say isil stormed the western part of the camp tuesday, fighting with anti-government palestinian militias. it was the last thing the desperate people of yarmouk needled. >> since early afternoon there were fierce clashes in the vicinity of the 18,000 civilians who were there. now remember, amongst those are 3,500 children, and their lives are in danger. >> the palestinian refugee camp has been under siege since 2013, with tiny amounts of aid getting through. human rights groups say women are dying in childbirth and children of starvation. isil has fault the free syrian army around the camp before but pushed out. activists are concerned even though isil has left the camp, it's fighters are bound to return in a bid to enter the center of damascus. >> they

islamic state of iraq and the levant released a video of killings, showing two groups of captives held by isil in eastern and southern libya. this video cannot be independently verified and it's al jazeera's policy not to show video of beheadings. >> there's much more ahead on the news hour. we'll report from athens, where the political careers of some parliament members could be facing a dark end. >> we'll look at why four months on from devastating floods, many in malaysia don't have a place to call home. >> the houston rockets take on the dallas mavericks. the latest coming up in sport. >> afghanistan's president says an islamic state of iraq and the levant linked group has claimed responsibility for an attack in east afghanistan saturday that killed 35 and wounded more than 100. if an isil related group is involved it will be the first time the armed group has carried out such an attack in afghanistan. jam these are some victims of saturday's bombing recovering in a jalalabad hospital. they heard daish are to blame. people are angry that the government can't provide security. >> it

cells that are -- cells that belong to the movement of the isis the islamic state of iraq and the levantd they have been operating in saudi arabia and trying to manage to stage some -- some attacks. the operation has taken several months. 15 people were arrested earlier this year and they had a cell -- they had a -- a -- a group named into a translation that means the land of the wholly mosque. and number of people were arrested and now the total number has reached 93. they include one saudi and one syrian who were accused of being behind the -- the attempt to attack the u.s. embassy in riyadh in march, and also the -- the spokesman of the interior ministry today also said that one of two accused of killing two policemen earlier this month has been apprehended today. so for the saudis this is a huge operation in which they have been able to apprehend quite a lot of people who according to the saudis have been intent on staging some attacks inside saudi arabia. >> thank you very much mohamed vall. >>> at least 52 people are feared dead in massive landslide in northeastern afghanistan. thi

more worrying is the threat from the islamic state of iraq and the levant.rmed group has destroyed hundreds of ancient sites, including a statute as iconic as this. those who run the museums are worried. >> translator: as iraqis and archeologists, the destruction of isil of heritage sites made our hearts bleed. the sites belong to the world. and as such the world should help protect them. >> reporter: for now the beatles have the run of the cradle of civilization. and many say this place like many sites in iraq may well disappear. >>> these are live picture from washington, d.c. where the japanese prime minister is visiting right now. the u.s. president, barack obama along with officials there welcoming him to washington. trade is top of the agenda of this visit. we are expected to hear from both leaders in a few hour's time. 12:00 andsern standard time. and barack obama is expected to address the situation in baltimore, after yesterday's riots. we'll bring that to you live of course, on al jazeera. >>> now an update on the world weather. and we're staying i

. >>> iraq's mime perimeter says the us almost i can state of iraq and the levant can't be defeat firstit continues to use radicalized foreign fighters. he is calling for government to his protect their young people from being recruited to join the armed group. he says the capture of tikrit from isil is encouraging but says the armed group is still a serious threat. >>> meanwhile, almost all shia militias have left ca treat after reports of violence and looting of the militias that helped the iraqi army capture the city from isil. one politician says hundreds of shops and homes have been broken in to or set on fire since wednesday. shia militias have been blamed for the damage. >>> hundreds of people in gaza have held rally to his support palestinians in syria's refugees camp. the protest have his been organizes by hamas. it's calling on the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees to do more to help the people there. isil fighters have taken control of most of the camp. thousands of people are trapped. most of them are palestinian. it is just a few kilometers from the zooer vinnie capital

islamic state of iraq and the levant forces entered the camp and took control of its western part. anti-government fighters defended the camp, which is home to thousands of people. we have a report. >> smoke rises from yarmouk camp in southern damascus. it was the last thing the desperate people of yarmouk needed. >> since early afternoon there were fierce clashes in the vicinity of the 18,000 civilians who were there. now remember, amongst those are 3500 children. their lives are in danger. >> the palestinian refugee camp has been under siege since 2013, with tiny amounts of aid getting through. human rights groups say women are dying in childbirth and children of starvation. isil has fought with free syrian army around the camp before but was pushed into nearby districts. activists are concerned though isil has left the camp, its fighters are bound to return in a bid to push into the center of damascus. >> isis are besieged by the fighters and the other syrian opposition fighters, like the free syrian army, the areas east of yarmouk. june across the country, there is continuing b

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about other countries on the agenda here in this summit, including the islamic state of iraq and the levant syria and libya be, too. there was clear emphasis on that what the foreign ministers considered to be global crisis r. crises and something they think the g7 can come to a resolution on. the thing they wanted to talk about most was iran. >> dominic cain in germany thank you. >> a compromise deal is headed to the full senate now that lawmakers agree on how congress would review any nuclear agreement with iran. even the obama administration is onboard. >> the white house is less than thrilled with this deal that came out of the senate foreign relations committee but it is a real compromise between reputes and democrats in congress and congress is generally pleads, because it gives members what they want most, a role in the iran negotiations. >> senators quickly agreed on one thing this week. they want to stay in negotiations with iran. >> i want to make sure every member of congress is going to have input. we're going to have our say. >> i believe congress should play a role in insuring

there has been reference to the islamic state of iraq and levant. clearly they have been going to a great many of the world's crisis areas, and trying to find some sort of resolution that they as the g7 can present to the rest of the world. >> basically what they are doing is preparing the ground if you like for when the leaders met in june. only - any idea as to what the position is regarding russia. it wasn't that long ago we had a g8. russia has been excluded because of its activities in ukraine. >> well the absence of russia now, which is the g7, is something that can be remarked upon. the absence of mr lavrov is noted. it's worth saying there was praise given to russia insofar as the security council vis-a-vis yemen, praise was given, and it was noteworthy that the absence of russia there's a sense that praise has been given. russia's absence - yes, it is. mr lavrov is not here. it's not as if there's a void. later on, they'll be talking about other of the crisis of the world. for example, the ebola crisis. the outbreak in western africa and se

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they are part of the yazidi religion one of the groups targeted by the islamic state of iraq and the levant also known as isil. no one knows exactly how many yazidis were killed because isil-held territory is off limits to journalists and human rights workers. but tens of thousands had to flee their homes after isil fighters captured their towns and villages in june. isil now controls as much as one-third of iraq's territory, including the second-largest city mosul. though its power and influence expanded in syria, it's here where isil was born. during the nearly nine-year long u.s. occupation. fault lines travelled 600 miles across iraq to look at the consequences of the fight against isil -- and how u.s. allies are also helping to divide iraq more than ever. >> when isil advanced this summer people across the country's northern provinces fled, some of them to neighboring syria. >> we're on a floating bridge between syria and iraq and this is the bridge refugees are flooding through every day into the country. how long have you been coming? how many days? >> the u-s began bombing isil in p

. >> islamic state of iraq and the levant released a video showing the killing of ethiopian christians in libya. it showed two groups held captive in eastern and southern libya. this video could not be independently verified and it is al jazeera's policy not to show votes of beheadings. >> the united nations said 90,000 people are fleeing for their lives in iraq. a military offensive has prompted people to leave but their own government is denying some of them the relative safety of the capital. from baghdad, we have this report. >> a sea of people on the run. escaping isil, which is about to fully control the city, they've been walking and driving for the last two days, taking whatever they can. men, women young and old. this is a terrified population with no place to stay. some have been stuck near this bridge in southern baghdad angry with their politicians and tribal leaders. >> they don't care about us. look at our conditions. they sold us. >> we slept on the streets in the open in miserable conditions. we left everything behind. >> where are the politicians? the sheiks? they are

the islamic state of iraq and levant controls nearly all of that camp home to mostly palestinians >>>raq says i.s.i.l. can't be defeated if it uses radicalized foreign fighters. haider al-abadi wants the government to protect young people from being recruited to join the group >>> more on the breaking news from egypt. one person has been killed and three others wounded in an explosion in cairo. joining us on the line from the egyptian capital is a journalist who has been to the scene. what did you see there? >> well there was ambulances and fire trucks arriving on the scene. a police haun was killed. this is unconfirmed. the bomb was blazed -- policeman was killed. this is unconfirmed. the bomb was placed at a ky ask, and four near the ramp of the kid. this is an area in the heart of cairo, linking giza to the up-scale neighbourhood. traffic was stopped on the bridge. police were correcting shrapnel and assessing the damage at the scene. there was not much in terms of - it seemed relatively contained. there wasn't much in the way of damage. >> we have seen improvised explosive devices

it was taken over by islamic state in iraq and the levant last wednesday. isil suggested that the security council consider emergency measures to evacuate people from the camp. thousands of refugees have been forced already to flee and announce an temporary camp. >> we heard that they're breaking walls and there were clashes. we did not know anything. when they became closer they said isil fighters were killing women and children. when the syrian army entered they moved us to a different venue where we would be safe. they secured the road for us to get out of the camp. >> we could not see them, but we heard that they were beheading all young men. theywe heard that they killed some people who left. we heard that they took some civilian youth. >> that's part of the conflict with isil in syria. in iraq, one of the key battle grounds, tikrit. security forces there having recaptureed it from isil fighters from last week. officials are saying that it's safe enough for people who used to live there to go back. >> many of the roads and buildings in tikrit remain de

islamic state of iraq and levant entered the area and took control of the west. the area was defended. >> reporter: smoke rises from what is set to be yarmouk refugee camp in southern damascus. those nearby listen to the sounds of gunfire. activists say i.s.i.l. stormed the west of the camp on tuesday, fighting with anti-government militias. it was the last thing the desperate people of yarmouk needed. >> since early afternoon, there were fierce clashes. fierce clashes in the vicinity of the 18,000 civilians who were there. remember amongst those are 3,500 children and their lives are in danger. >> the palestinian refugee camp has been under siege since 2013 with tiny amounts of aid getting through. women are dying in childbirth and children of starvation. i.s.i.l. fought with the free syrian army around the area but was pushed out to nearby districts. activists are concerned though i.s.i.l. left the camp this time around fighters are bound to return in a bid to push into the center of damascus. >> i.s.i.s. - they are - you can see the senior fighters and the oth

. >>> fighters from islamic state of iraq and levant have taken over more of the yarmouk refugee camp. the camp is home to many refugees who have been there since 1957. i.s.i.l. controls most of the area and are supported from rival armed group al nusra front. stefanie dekker has more. >> reporter: it's a fight they are losing. the palestinian group has been fighting i.s.i.l. over the past few days in the yarmouk camp. i.s.i.l. controls most of it. in a twist, there's reports that i.s.i.l. fighters are supported by the al qaeda-affiliated al nusra front. they do not like each other. but it appears they are working toots to try to take control in yarmouk. . >> translation: it was an agreement under the table between al nusra front and i.s.i.l. many were shocked. al nusra front released a statement claiming they were neutral. in reality it is not true. they have several check points. i.s.i.l. came through it with no difficulties and this is the most important region i.s.i.l. was able to raid yarmouk and control it. everyone is confused how the deal happened. >> yarmouk has been besieged

messages like imif, a reference for islamic state of iraq and levant kept popping up on the network's website and social network's website and social media pages. on facebook a message read: >>> the so-called cyber caliphate staged a similar online ambush before. at the start of the year it hacked into a twitter feed run by the pentagon. the message to american soldiers said "watch your back." in the newsroom a reminder of an attack on the paris based satirical magazine "charlie hebdo". since then french media has been on high alers. france is part of the coalition fighting i.s.i.l. in iraq. this is a different kind of warfare. and very sophisticated. >>> i'm joined by the network technical, a man that hunts out vulnerabilityies in computer networks. it was sophisticated attacks or a lack of security. >> some of the words that came out of tv-5 monde indicates that they are not sofist kate with regards to security. the network director said that their firewall is powerful and certified. if that's the only line of defense, it's not surprising that the attack occurred. >> what are they m

fighters from the islamic state of iraq and levant took over more of the yarmouk camp outside of syria's capital. damascus the syrian observatory for human rights says that i.s.i.l. controlled 70% of the area. al-shabab is threatening to stage more attacks in kenya. 148 died when gunmen stormed the university. five have been arrested in connection with the attack. more on the story. let's go live to nairobi. where we are joined. east africa researcher for amnesty international. what does kenya need to do to kerb the threat posed by al-shabab? >> i think it's not one thing that they need that the kenyan government needs to do it needs to do more than the one thing. primarily for me the elephant in the room is what is the end game in somali. they went to somali october 15, 2011. since then i came to save somali, it is falling apart. what is the end state. no one is saying they should pack their bags and leave. we need a clear end goal of what our job in somali is when are we leaving. the second thing is trying to think critically about the nexus between corruption and national security. it