The Islamic State, the Al Nusrah Front, the Islamic Front, and Junud al Sham have been showcasing camps in Iraq and Syria that are used to indoctrinate and train children to wage jihad.

ISIS gaining a toehold in Libya, experts say

Hezbollah arrives in Iraq

How a French truck driver became a target of the US air war in Syria

Qatar runs covert desert training camp for Syrian rebels

No letup in flight of Iraqi Christians into Lebanon

Syrian link suspected in Chechen murder in Ankara

Iraq to overhaul Baghdad security to stop bombings

UN: Islamic State group got up to $45M in ransoms

Saudi Arabia says Islamic State ordered attack on Shiites in al-Ahsa

Turkey, US ease strains on Islamic State but differences remain

Nations Ponder How to Handle European Fighters Returning From Jihad

Four new training camps in Iraq and Syria, three of them operated by the Islamic State, have been identified, including one used by a so-called jihadist “special forces” unit. The Long War Journal has identified 46 jihadist training camps in Iraq and Syria.

Turkey training Kurdish peshmerga forces in fight against ISIS

Combatting ISIS requires ground forces: Saudi Prince Miteb

Who represents Iraqi Sunnis?

Harith bin Ghazi al Nadhari, a senior AQAP sharia official, directly responds to a Nov. 13 speech by the Islamic State’s Abu Bakr al Baghdadi. Nadhari says that Baghdadi’s caliphate is illegitimate and criticizes him for trying to split the jihadists’ ranks around the world.

Canadian military mum on CF-18 inflicted casualties

Islamic State has enough weapons to carry on fighting for 2 years, UN warns

From IS Militant to Iraq Informant

Iranian Kurdish female fighters battle to fight IS group

Arab World Is Called Upon to Denounce Islamic State

Push in UN to Intercept Jihadists’ Oil

Global terror attack deaths rose sharply in 2013, says report

IS executes nearly 1,500 people in Syria in 5 months: monitor
