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ISIS Reportedly Proposes Truce with Other Armed Terrorist Groups

The group allegedly has offered other militant groups an organized and stringent plan to join forces in an effort to damage the Syrian Arab Army.

(SALEM, Ore.) - In the light of the strategic advancements of the Syrian army in Aleppo's northern countryside, armed terrorist groups and their factions are collaborating with each other, hoping for international intervention to reorganize terrorist groups after their frustration brought about by the Syrian Arab Army and its allies' success in destroying terrorist supply routes close to the Turkish border that are used by terrorist groups.

International and Regional Agendas Seek to Weaken Popular Mobilization Forces

The Popular Mobilization Forces were established in June 2014 after ISIS terrorists advanced towards Sunni-majority provinces.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Ahmed al-Asadi, spokesman for the Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces, issued a warning about the existence of political agendas that are trying to weaken the people's mobilization.

Al-Asadi pointed to the reliance of the Popular Mobilization Forces on the Iraqi people's will.

FBI Director James Comey Comments on San Bernardino Matter

The tension between two values we all treasure—privacy and safety, should be resolved by the American people deciding how we want to govern ourselves in a world we have never seen before.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - The San Bernardino litigation isn’t about trying to set a precedent or send any kind of message. It is about the victims and justice.

Fourteen people were slaughtered and many more had their lives and bodies ruined. We owe them a thorough and professional investigation under law. That’s what this is. The American people should expect nothing less from the FBI.

Al-Qaeda: The Beating Heart of Moderate Militant Groups in Syria

Seven battalions which adhere to the 'Free Syrian Army' are members of the Fatah Halab joint operation room.

(SALEM, Ore.) - With the advent of the armed rebellion in Syria supported by Gulf countries and their assiduous endeavor to overthrow Syrian government which invariably resulted in security instability; in January 2012, al-Qaeda saw the chance to fill the power vacuum and formally proclaimed its intervention in the Syrian crisis by concocting a new cover name, the 'al-Nusra Front'.

al-Qaeda's four-year activity in the Syrian crisis and its clandestine affairs have came to light.

Catastrophic State for Terrorists in Syria Amid Major Setbacks

The Syrian people's strong allegiance to their country was confirmed by the flag raising ceremony in all government offices particularly in the areas which are still under militants' control.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Two weeks after the breaking the siege on the towns of Nubbul and al-Zahra in Aleppo's northern countryside, it is still quite difficult to understand the strategic implications which this military operation yielded in terms of military importance.

The Syrian Arab Army (SAA) successfully severed the supply lines connecting the militants active within the city of Aleppo with the Syrian-Turkish border in the light of liberation of several strategic cities; most notably Tell Rifaat, Ratyan and Hardantin.

Movie Review: Michael Moore`s Latest Examination of American Exceptionalism

Where to Invade Next is currently playing at Salem Cinema in Salem, Oregon

(SALEM, Ore.) - The creator of the top two Documentaries of all time - Bowling for Columbine and Fahrenheit 9/11 - is back. Michael Moore and his merry band of co-conspirators have a new documentary out in an expanding number of theaters after a six-year hiatus. It's an Election Year gift.

Where to Invade Next is a sly travelogue take on how other countries have used American ideals to gain many cultural improvements US citizens are told are unattainable or once had and now have seen eliminated by both wings of the Wall Street Perma-War Party.

Saudi Arabia`s Role in the Unprecedented Azerbaijan Money Value Fall

Ilham Aliyev and the Azerbaijani manat, are in critical financial condition.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Arif Muhammadov said in an interview that Ilham Aliyev traveled to Saudi Arabia last summer, and met with government officials hoping to help them tackle the falling oil prices which are severely impacting the Saudi economy.

Azerbaijan's economy is strongly affected by the falling oil prices. It is also true that increased costs of European competition imposes a lot of pressure on the Azerbaijani state budget.

Azerbaijan's economy is strongly affected by the falling oil prices. It is also true that increased costs of European competition imposes a lot of pressure on the Azerbaijani state budget.

Huge Demonstrations in Cities Across India Protesting Execution of Sheikh Baqir al-Nimr

Protesters rallied in New Delhi and various cities, including Mumbai, Bangalore and Hyderabad and Chinei.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Demonstrators in several Indian cities denounced the execution of Sheikh Baqir al-Nimr the Saudi religious scholar, in demonstrations held at the invitation of the Council of India Scholars, led by Sheikh Jawad.

Those attending the event included scholars and prominent figures from different Islamic sects.

Israeli Settlers: We Do Not Want to Die

Settlers involved in the protest want the Israeli government to make concessions with Arabs to keep peace.

(SALEM, Ore.) - A large number of Israeli settlers living in the Kiryat Arba, Gush Etzion and Alkhalil mountains, gathered in front of the government building in Beit ol Mughaddas to protest against increasing insecurity and conflict in their regions.

According to Tel Aviv Times, protesters held placards reading "We do not want to be the next victim" and asked Israeli authorities to take immediate measures to restore security.

Tunisian ISIS Members Return to Their Country

"We have been duped, those who brought us here said we would be recruited in factories ... but once in Turkey, we were told we were sent for Jihad in Syria and in Iraq." - Tunisian nationals who recently returned from Syria.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Tunisia's interior minister said in a statement that many nationals of his country, involved in the Iraq and Syria conflicts, express regret and seek to return to Tunisia.

According to Nile Net Online news, eyewitness reports indicate that a group of Tunisian citizens gathered outside the Tunisian Embassy in Turkey chanted "repentance" - seeking to return to their country, naming Turkish merchants and Saudi missionaries as agents of ISIS.