First Lieutenant Mu’adh Yusuf al Kasasibah was burned alive in a cage by Islamic State fighters.

Islamic State purportedly sets new deadline for hostage swap
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Jordan proposes prisoner swap, fate of Japanese Islamic State hostage unclear
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Jordanian jihadist leader released after 80-day detention
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Islamic State tests Jordan defenses with clashes along borders with Iraq, Syria
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The Jordanian Armed Forces confirmed that one of its aircraft has been shot down over Syria and its pilot is in the hands of the Islamic State.

US backed talks between jihadi clerics and ISIS in effort to save hostage’s life
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UN Security Council renews cross-border Syria aid authorization
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ISIS reportedly destroys at least 6 border control stations on Jordan-Iraq border
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Jordan charges top Brotherhood figure over anti-UAE comments
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ISIS support grows in Jordan town
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White House Seeks to Clarify Syria Policy
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A Jordanian Spins Comic Book Tales to Counter Terrorist Ideologies
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Jordan’s arrest of Brotherhood leader triggers debate
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Arab World Is Called Upon to Denounce Islamic State
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Lebanese support ISIS airstrikes: survey
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To counter rise of Islamic State, Jordan imposes rules on Muslim clerics
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Security forces arrested influential al Qaeda-linked cleric Abu Mohammad al Maqdisi on Oct. 27, on charges of using the Internet to incite terrorism. Former Prime Minister Marouf al Bakhit recently estimated that up to 4,000 Jordanians are active in the Islamic State. Some 20 Jordanian clerics are said to have taken leadership positions in the Islamic State, including Salafist hardliners Omar Mahdi Zeidan and Saad Hneity.
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Christians of Mosul Find Haven in Jordan
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US military to teach Syrian opposition forces defense only
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How an American suicide bomber’s travels went unmonitored
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King Abdullah II reiterated Jordan’s support for the international coalition against terrorist organizations in the Middle East. Forty Salafists jailed on charges related to Syria threatened a hunger strike in protest against prison conditions. The trials of eight Jordanians suspected of membership in the Islamic State are set to begin on Oct. 13. Police arrested a man in Ruseifa in Zarqa who is wanted on over 100 charges.
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Who are the members of the coalition against ISIS?
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Arab Leaders Attack Islamic State With Intel
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Authorities have arrested 100 Islamic State members suspected of plotting attacks on “critical facilities,” and security is being stepped up along the border with Syria. Abdul Shehadeh Tahawi, the leader of Jordan’s Salafi jihadists who is currently imprisoned in Zarqa, called the international coalition against the Islamic State a “satanic” invasion against Muslim “civilians, women and children and the elderly.”
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US envoy Allen arrives in Iraq, to visit Jordan, Egypt, Turkey
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