Islamic state

Battlefield and recruitment videos released by Ukraine and Russia in the ongoing war bear hallmarks of video propaganda pushed by the Islamic State group.

"It does affect all of us," U.N. Under Secretary General for Peace Operations Jean-Pierre Lacroix tells Newsweek.

The rapper shared her real name, but Instagram removed the post, writing, "Your post goes against our guidelines on violence or dangerous organizations."

The leader was responsible for planning terrorist attacks in the Middle East and Europe.

U.S. forces "will continue the relentless campaign against ISIS," U.S. Central Command General Michael "Erik" Kurilla said on Monday.

Khalid Aydd Ahmad al-Jabouri's death will "temporarily disrupt the organization's ability to plot external attacks," said the U.S. Central Command.

"The U.S. invasion and subsequent occupation is directly related to the rise of ISIS," Zaid al-Ali, former adviser to the U.N. mission in Iraq, told Newsweek.

The case now before the Court could determine if Section 230 protects recommendation algorithms from legal culpability.

"The terrorists didn't get the memo from Biden saying the war on terrorism's over because he wished it was over," Florida Representative Mike Waltz said.

The news came less than a week after another raid conducted by the U.S. and partnered forces that resulted in the death of an ISIS official.

"If the Taliban cannot guarantee security, there will be a problem," geoscientist Scott L. Montgomery told Newsweek.

President Joe Biden campaigned to abolish the death penalty, however that hasn't stopped him from carrying out punishments sought by previous administrations.

Our families have both been gravely affected by acts of terrorism and we're united in our determination to fight back.

"The terrorism threat today is more diffuse, ideologically diverse and geographically dispersed than it was 20 or so years ago," a U.S. official said.

"If the Taliban do not have enough money, they may lose some of their factions to ISIL-K," Pakistani ambassador to the U.N. Munir Akram told Newsweek.

Al-Qaeda terrorists intercepted a shipment being delivered from Iran to a rebel group in Yemen, according to allegations made in an Israeli newspaper.

With protests continue in Iran, local stars have refused to back down, facing arrest, harassment, and the confiscation of their passports for speaking out.

Ericsson is being sued by 528 U.S. service men and women, as well as civilians.

Something new is brewing in the northern West Bank. In recent months, in the cities of Jenin and Nablus, the Israeli authorities have observed the emergence of novel and unfamiliar forms of armed Palestinian political organization.

"Every time something goes viral, they're taken into custody ... and their dead bodies are being handed back to their families," Negar Mottahedeh told Newsweek.

"Last night, CENTCOM forces conducted a raid in northeast Syria targeting a senior ISIS official," Colonel Joe Buccino said in a statement sent to Newsweek.

Marie De Coppi was reportedly attempting to reach a dormitory when she was shot in the head.

The Syrian government has long considered the presence of U.S. troops illegal.

We ask the international community to support accountability and help Yazidis safely return to their homes, or if that is not possible, to accept them as refugees.

Global recognition of the Yazidi genocide was always meant to only be the beginning.

The celebration follows Eid al-Fitr, which ended the holy month of Ramadan and was celebrated on May 3.

Rosita Haji Baju, now 16, had been terrified that if she revealed her past, she would suffer further abuse and instead sought help on social media

An Israeli security official revealed to Newsweek "a very significant amount of work" on Israel's border security strategy near Egypt and Jordan.

Forbes wrote that an alleged ISIS operative wanted to smuggle accomplices into the country from Mexico to help kill the former president.

"These biased investigations cannot deny the fact that a crime against humanity has occurred in Baghuz," Syria's United Nations mission told Newsweek.