in 2014, the islamic state took over northern iraq and persecuted any community that refused to convertits extremist idea of islam. but they saved a particular brand of cruelty and hate for the yazidi religion and people. when they attacked nadia's village, they murdered her mother, six of her brothers, and many more men in her family. they took younger women and children captive. the boys were indoctrinated into isis while the women and girls were used as sex slaves, sold from man to man, raped and gang—raped repeatedly. after three months, nadia escaped, but so many others didn't. more than 200,000 people are still displaced and there are 3,000 women and children still missing. do you think enough is being done to find them? i think nothing was done to find them. nothing was done until isis made the decision to murder all the men, including six of my brothers, my nephew and dozens of my cousins, and the elderly women — including my mother. and then, they enslaved more than 6,500 women and children into sexual slavery. most of us who survived were able to just run away and go ask for h

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taking effect if i am, if you me, i just iraq. northern gauze on part is fine. and i can klein is a professor of political science at the bar line university. he says, israel is looking for ways to achieve its will goals. that is right, especially over the army and the government is looking for the victory and they cannot achieve it. there is a huge gap between the war goals that if i put forward that sticks too all along the war and the agreement rates with, from us is right. we do not want to beat, but it's not really the war and trying to find, you know, some issues when it's cold into is ready to finish. and of course, in the left of the, during the last minutes or less days of all of these, this round of the, of the war vets, it is rotors from frustrated. evelyn to holding i drove enjoys in the streets. and suddenly i saw many banners saying, this is not victory. it was put by right, we active wrist. danielle supporters and this, this message correspondence with the neo speeches say we will not be victory of the cat as prime minister is demanding that is ro

forces activity in northern syria and parts of north of iraq claiming that these forces are moving into syria, and there are some reports that specific units went into kobani which has nothing to do with isis, there's no isis threat we know of at that specific area. can you give us any information on this? can you approve these reports? secretary singh: i think you're referring to reports that the united states is setting up a permanent structure and that's not accurate. the s.d.f. has been operating in that region but i don't have anything to read out on u.s. forces, setting any up permanently in the northern part of sir yasm as you know, the de-isis mission is in that eastern part of the country. reporter: pre-inauguration there's no change in the posture of u.s. forces? secretary singh: nothing has changed when it comes to our posture in sir yasm reporter: as previously reported, there are now 2,000 u.s. troops in syria. do they have any role -- secretary singhing: similar to the question i just got. there's no change to the mission. the mission continues to be the focus on defeating

northern front, the west bank. you've got shia militias that operate out of syria and iraq, you've got the houthis and of course, behind all is iran and you just saw an israeli counter to the iranian attack where the iranians launched a 180 crew -- crews, ballistic missiles at iran or at israel and, and the israelis took those down. but the israelis answered with some precision strikes the other day, limited, not devastating and those strikes were meant to send a message to iran that israel can operate with impunity inside the, inside the iranian airspace. they took out air defense sites, took out some missile sites. now, what will iran do in reaction remains to be seen? so, in the last 24 hours, iran said they would respond, they would use all the tools, but we don't know exactly what that's going to be yet. so we're in an escalation ladder. this could go in a lot of different directions. none of which is exactly predictable right now. but israel has the right to defend itself and that's exactly what they're doing and i think the us is supporting them. exactly right. host: the capabilities that the israelis have displ

northern syria. if they get released that go to syria and iraq and to america.have to make sure we do everything we can to support our syrian kurdish allies and make sure that the isis guys stay in jail. we have to make sure that the new regime and hope they're moderate and claiming they've given up the past and keep the isis folks in jail because if those 9,000 terrorists get released, they will wreak havoc over the middle east and here in the homeland. >> you wrote an excellent article on foreign affairs and it really kind of sums up the trump doctrine. people say we don't have a few words to sum it up. peace through strength. this really in long form sums it up. i want to pull up the headline. the return of peace through strength and president trump and you and pompeo and others did it once. how does president trump do it again as he stares down china and time to reunify with taiwan? >> well, number 1 is rebuilding the military and making sure the rules of engagement for the war fighters allow them to defend us and putting in the great team that president tru

not just in syria, not just in iraq but afghanistan in northern pakistan. >> president-elect trump wasday. i will play you a portion of what he said specifically about turkey. >> the pentagon disclosed last month that the u.s. has some 2000 troops in syria. that is almost double the number initially we were told 900. when you keep that capacity the same? >> i will not tell you that. i will say that it was turkey. turkey has been after that country and different names and forms and shapes for 2000 years. those people that when in art from turkey. president juan is a friend of mine. he is a guy i like, respect. i think he respects me also. he is the one that did not go up there certain people after i request that he not. the kurds. they are natural enemies. they hate each other, but he did not do that, yet. auntie did not do it in the past also. he started and i said please do not do that and he did not do it if you look at what happened with syria, russia was weekends. iran was weekends. he is a very smart guy. he sent his people in there through different forms and different names and

northern syria. if they if they get released, that's going to be they're going to go into the bloodstream of syria, of iraq, but they're also going to get here to america. and so we've got to make sure we do everything we can to support our syrian kurdish allies and make sure those isis guys stay in jail. and we've got to make sure this new regime of, you know, and we hope they're moderate. they claim they've they've given up their jihadi past. we've got to make sure they keep these isis folks in jail, because if those 9000 terrorists get released, they're going to wreak havoc all over the middle east. but, but, but even here in the homeland, you wrote an excellent article in foreign affairs, and it really kind of sums up the trump doctrine. >> people say, you know, we don't have a few words to sum it up. it's peace through strength. but this really, in long form sums it up. and i want to pull up the headline the return of peace through strength. president trump, along with you, pompeo and others, did it once. how does president trump do this? again? as he stares down china, who says it's time to reunify w

forces activity in northern syria and parts of north of iraq claiming that these forces moving into syria. and there are some reports that specific units went into kobani which has nothing to do with isis. there's no isis threat that we know of, and that is in a specific area. can you give us any information on this, or can you approve these reports? >> yeah, i think what you're referring to is some reporting that we were -- that the united states is somehow setting up a permanent structure, a basing facility in kobani, and that is just not accurate. the fdf has been operating in that region. i don't have anything to read out on u.s. forces setting anything up permanently in the northern part of syria. as you to know, our footprint in syria and the de-isis mission is in that eastern part of the country. >> so pre-inauguration there is no, any change in the posture of the u.s. forces? >> nothing has changed in terms of our posture or mission when it comes to syria. yeah. >> thank you, sabrina. as previously reported, there are now around 2,000 -- [inaudible] in syria. do they have -- [inau