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700 executed in Iran since January; toll could exceed 1,000 by year-end â UN report
A United Nations report said that the Islamic Republic has hanged nearly 700 people since January and could possibly exceed killing 1000 people by the end of 2015.
ISIS forms female suicide squads to launch attacks, defend Raqqa stronghold, rights group reveals
Having run low of teenagers, the Islamic State (ISIS) is reportedly training squads of terrorist bride to carry out suicide missions.
Obvious Muslim deception: Bearded 'children' begging for money, refugee status in Sweden
Men sporting beards but posing as young-aged refugees are invading Sweden begging for money and support for their claims to stay in the country.
3,000-year-old seal of King Solomon unearthed from Jerusalem's Temple Mount
A rare artifact dating to the period of biblical kings David and Solomon has been unearthed for the first time from the soils of Jerusalem's Temple Mount.
Viral video: US officer grabs neck of female student, slams her on ground and drags her across floor for ignoring teacher's order
South Carolina authorities are investigating the two videos that went viral on social media showing a male officer choking an African-American student, slamming her to the ground and then dragging her across a classroom floor while attempting to place her under arrest.
Suspected rapist able to block UK attempt to deport him by claiming refugee status
An illegal immigrant who sexually molested a woman within days of his smuggle into Britain is reportedly blocking deportation attempts by claiming he is a Syrian refugee.
US journalist asks fiery Muslim cleric: Why can't Jews pray at Temple Mount?
A Muslim cleric apparently accused of playing a central role in instigating the current Palestinian "wave of terror" in Israel, has been challenged to explain why Jewish people cannot pray at the holiest site, the Temple Mount.
Syrian allies unleash kamikaze drones vs. forces tied to al-Qaeda but backed by US
Suicide drones believed to be of Russian and Iranian orgin were reportedly unleashed to strike US-backed Syrian rebels near the western Syrian city of Ma'ara al Nuiman, causing extensive damage to rebel-held neighborhoods and the targeted location.
ISIS 'video' vows to murder all Jews, saying 'the real war has not yet begun'
Another horrifying footage has been released recently by sick Islamic State (ISIS) members, warning that Jewish people whom it described as "disease'' would soon be wiped out from this world.
Harsh Syrian desert conditions hamper Russian air operation, says US official
Harsh desert conditions are preventing Russian warplanes sent to Syria from striking targets as most of its transport aircraft are grounded, according to a report by USA Today.
30-foot Hindu idol of good fortune falls on crowd of worshipers in India; 1 dead
The 30-foot statue of Ganesh has reportedly collapsed on a crowd of Indian worshipers during the recent Immersion Festival, killing one and hurting three others, according to the Christian News.
Group records ISIS acts of terror in Mosul, Iraq's Christian heartland: Beheadings, amputation and torture on daily basis
Hundreds of sickening episodes of beheadings, amputations and tortures for the period of September alone have been exposed in a dossier that shows anew the brutality and terrifying life under the Islamic State militants.
Shiite men mourn death of their prophet's grandson by cutting scalp, whipping bodies
Shiite Muslim men and young boys have been beating themselves with sharp blades and chains and even cutting their scalps with daggers reportedly to commemorate the death of Husyn ibn Ali, grandson of Prophet Muhammad.
US bombing of Afghan hospital that killed 22 a 'premeditated massacre,' says MSF
US military may have purposely targeted a hospital in Afghan's Kunduz city, killing 22 people including 12 medical staff of the Doctors Without Borders (MSF), according to a report by the Associated Press (AP).
President Obama's policy shift on keeping troops in Afghanistan gets mixed reaction
President Obama's plan to let US military troops stay in Afghanistan through the end of 2016 has received mixed responses from Republicans and citizens alike.
Tens of thousands of migrants living in German tents face woes as winter nears
The situation of refugees in Germany appears gloomy in the coming months as winter approaches and there are no fixed accommodation to house the thousands of asylum seekers particularly those living in tents.