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New ISIS video claims to show beheading of a spy in Nangarhar
By MIRWAIS ADEEL - Tue Jul 14 2015, 11:00 am
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ISIS behead alleged spy in AfghanistanThe affiliates of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist group have released a new video which purportedly shows the beheading of an alleged spy in eastern Nangarhar province.
The video was shared by the ISIS supporters in Afghanistan claiming that the man was executed in Ghani Khel district over espionage charges.
The group also claimed that the man was providing information regarding the group’s locations by carrying a tracking device for drones.
The authenticity of the video has not been verified so far but ISIS affiliates are active in a number of Nangarhar disticts including Achin district.
This comes as a number of senior ISIS leaders were killed along with the ISIS militants in a series of drone strikes in Nangarhar province during the recent weeks.
The group’s Khurasan province chief was killed along with 30 militants in a drone strike in Nangarhar province last4 week.
The Afghan Intelligence – National Directorate of Security (NDS) said Hafiz Syed was killed after the Afghan security forces provided information regarding his location to the coalition security forces.
was the second highest affiliated ISIS leader killed in Afghanistan during the past one week. A senior commander of ISIS Shahidullah Shahid was killed in a drone strike in eastern Nangarhar province last week.
Acording to NDS, Shahid was killed in a drone strike in Achin district. He was a spokesman for the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) who later pledged allegiance to ISIS terror group.
He was one of the few senior members of TTP who joined Daesh when it first emerged in the region few months ago and was planning to engulf a widened war in the region and play a central role for the terror group.

http://www.khaama.com/new-isis-video-claims-show-beheading-of-a-spy-in-nangarhar-9506

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Pakistani Taliban brokers peace between Afghan Taliban and ISIS
By MIRWAIS ADEEL - Thu Jul 16 2015, 11:12 am
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isis deputy leader killed in AfghanistanThe Pakistani Taliban group – Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has started efforts aimed at reconciliation between the Afghan Taliban and affiliates of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISSI) terrorist group.
According to reports, a reconciliation council has also been constituted by Jamaatul Ahraar (JuA) to mediate between Abu Bakar Al Baghdadi-led Islamic State (Daesh) and Mullah Mohammad Omar-led Afghan Taliban.
Jamaatul Ahraar (JuA) commander based in Nangarhar province of Afghanistan Omar Khalid Khorasani is engaged in talks between the two militant groups, according to Pakistan’s News International.
A spokesman for JuA Ehsanullah Ehsan has also issued a statement pledging to avenge the killing of senior ISIS leader Shahidullah Shahid whow as killed in a drone strike in eastern Nangarhar province of Afghanistan.
This comes as the Afghan Taliban leadership issued a letter to al-Baghdadi last month urging the ISIS terror group not to make any decision that prompts Islamic Emirate’s reaction.
The letter was published following deadly clashes between the ISIS affiliates and the Taliban fighters which left several dead from the two sides.
Signed by Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansoor, identified as the deputy of the Islamic Emirate and member of the Shura (council), the letter stated that the Taliban group wants “Jihad” only under its name in Afghanistan.
The letter further stated that the “Emirate in Afghanistan under the leadership of Mullah Mohammad Omar is approved by 1500 Afghan Ulemas who have pledged allegiance with it and there for drawing a parallel line with it is neither required by Sharia nor by logic.”

http://www.khaama.com/pakistani-taliban-brokers-peace-between-afghan-taliban-and-isis-9512

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Gen. Dempsey: “Transregional Strategy” needed to address ISIL
By ZABIHULLAH MOOSAKHAIL - Mon Jul 20 2015, 12:12 pm
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The chairman of the United States Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Martin E. Dempsey has said that the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) poses a transregional threat and to combat with it a “Transregional Strategy” is needed.
During his meeting with Afghan President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani, Gen. Dempsey said on Sunday afternoon there is a clear need for a transregional strategy to address ISIL.
During the meeting it was discussed that ISIL, locally known by its Arabic name Daesh, in Afghanistan are most notably the previous members of the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) who have regrouped under the name of ISIL or Daesh.
ISIL is the latest and most successful manifestation of the terror threat, they added, posing a military threat and promoting an ideology that appeals to disaffected youths around the world.
“I think we’re all having an important discussion on how to address the transregional nature of what is clearly a persistent threat that has to be addressed at a sustainable level of effort over a period of time,” Gen. Dempsey told reporters.
He said there nine stages of development for a terrorist group like ISIL, adding that they are at the beginning stages in Afghanistan and there is an opportunity to deal with it.
“In Iraq and Syria, you might say they are in stage 6 or 7 or 8,” he said. “In Libya, they are in stage 3 or 4, and in Afghanistan they are in stage 1 or 2.” Therefore, he said, there is an opportunity in Afghanistan to deal with ISIL while it is still small there.
The terrorist group of Deash was operating in Iraq and Syria for years but it appeared in Afghanistan few months before.

http://www.khaama.com/dempsey-transregional-strategy-needed-to-address-isil-in-afghanistan-3658

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Reports: President Ghani wants Afghanistan a “regional hub” in fight against ISIL
By KHAAMA PRESS - Mon Jul 20 2015, 3:06 pm
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Ghani-talkingPresident Mohammad Ashraf Ghani wants Afghanistan to be a regional hub in fight against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.
American media outlet USA Today states that President Ghani has proposed to establish a regional hub in Afghanistan that could be used by the United States and other allies to combat IS that is locally known by its Arabic name Daesh.
General John F. Campbell who is the current commander of the Resolute Support Mission and United States Forces in Afghanistan says that Ghani “wants to be a partner” in fighting the Islamic State.
“He knows that there’s a coalition of 42 countries here, but he knows the United States is kind of the lead sled dog here and wants to continue to have that relationship.” Gen. Campbell is quote by the USA Today as saying.
The media outlet also quotes Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff who met President Ghani on Sunday as saying that: “The major advantage is we’ve got a willing partner who is asking us not only to help him but allow him to help us.”
Gen. Dempsey says it is too early to say whether the U.S. would make a commitment of its troops and resources if it accepts the offer.
The United States currently has some 9,800 soldiers in Afghanistan but most of them are scheduled to leave the country the end of next year.

http://www.khaama.com/reports-president-ghani-wants-afghanistan-a-regional-hub-in-fight-against-isil-3659

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Reports: President Ghani wants Afghanistan a “regional hub” in fight against ISIL
By KHAAMA PRESS - Mon Jul 20 2015, 3:06 pm
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Ghani-talkingPresident Mohammad Ashraf Ghani wants Afghanistan to be a regional hub in fight against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.
American media outlet USA Today states that President Ghani has proposed to establish a regional hub in Afghanistan that could be used by the United States and other allies to combat IS that is locally known by its Arabic name Daesh.
General John F. Campbell who is the current commander of the Resolute Support Mission and United States Forces in Afghanistan says that Ghani “wants to be a partner” in fighting the Islamic State.
“He knows that there’s a coalition of 42 countries here, but he knows the United States is kind of the lead sled dog here and wants to continue to have that relationship.” Gen. Campbell is quote by the USA Today as saying.
The media outlet also quotes Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff who met President Ghani on Sunday as saying that: “The major advantage is we’ve got a willing partner who is asking us not only to help him but allow him to help us.”
Gen. Dempsey says it is too early to say whether the U.S. would make a commitment of its troops and resources if it accepts the offer.
The United States currently has some 9,800 soldiers in Afghanistan but most of them are scheduled to leave the country the end of next year.

http://www.khaama.com/reports-presid...inst-isil-3659

don't know why Ghani act this way

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ISIS recruiting fighters in the outskirts of Kabul: Mohaqiq
By KHAAMA PRESS - Tue Jul 21 2015, 9:56 pm
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isis deputy leader killed in AfghanistanThe Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist group has started recruitments in the outskirts of Kabul province, Mohammad Mohaqiq, the Second Deputy to Chief Executive Officer has said.
In an interview with Voice of America Ashna TV, Mohaqiq said based on the information they have received the ISIS recruits are receiving salaries upto $1,000 along with a motorcycle.
He said the group has so far recruited around 700 to 800 fighters in the country and warned that the group poses a serious threat to Afghanistan.
Mohaqiq further added that the group will fight the Taliban militants in the first step as witnessed in eastern parts of the country where they have captured some districts.
Mohaqiq also added that the ISIS affiliates have also started persecution of Hazaras and Shias where they abducted 31 Hazara passengers in Zabul and some others were kidnapped by the group between Jaghoori and Qarabagh.
He said ISIS militants also abducted two women which was rare during the past three decades of war in the country.
This comes as Mohaqiq called on his supporters during the second day of Eid al-Fitr to remain alert and vigilant for self defense amid deteriorating security situation.
During a gathering in western part of capital Kabul, Mohaqiq said the people should be alert to face any situation and should not be concerned and disappointed.
His remarks are followed amid growing concerns that the ISIS group is looking to gain foothold in Afghanistan as the militants in the battlefield have started rebranding by pledging allegiance to the terror group.
Pentagon also released a report earlier last month stating that the terror group is likely to continue looking for ways to expand their activities in Afghanistan.
According to the report, the US forces have noted a few militants re-branding themselves, likely in an attempt to draw media attention, greater resources and more recruits.

http://www.khaama.com/isis-recruiting-fighters-in-the-outskirts-of-kabul-mohaqiq-1310

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[QUOTE=marwat;767937]don't know why Ghani act this way[/QU
well ask him!

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Afghan battleground: new player
By KHAAMA PRESS - Wed Jul 22 2015, 9:27 am
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ISIS threat to Afghanistan
Author: Ahmad Waheed
After four decades of war and unrest, Afghanistan is on the verge of a new wave of violence and fear. It is the emergence of ISIS across the country that has the potential to recruit and spread as a threatening force to the existence of the Afghan government backed by over 9,800 US forces. Even Afghan Taliban insurgents led by Mullah Omar is facing a fundamental problem of how to react to a fast growing ISIS influence in the Middle east, Africa and now in the territories where Taliban traditionally are in power.
Although Taliban initially welcomed the formation of ISIS and its objectives, Taliban spokesperson highlighted its difference of objectives with ISIS. He mentioned that what the Taliban concentrate are national issues and these issues have no linkages to other countries but now ISIS does become a national issue given its expansion to Afghanistan as well as their opposition to Taliban movement.
Recent statements of ISIS branding Taliban as ISIS proxies and Taliban official statement against ISIS is a clear sign that neither side wants to work together. Fast growing ISIS has now a considerable presence in the districts of key strategic Nangarhar, Helmand, Ghazni, Farah and Logar provinces. In the districts of Helmand and Nangrahar, their military campaign has already begun to force Taliban members to either join them or face death. Armed clashes between both groups have resulted hundreds of casualties.
Similar to Taliban leadership, ISIS has established a Caliphate and named their leader as Amir-ul-Momineen (leader of the faithful.) It, however, contradicts with the title of the Taliban supreme leader, Mullah Omar who obtained Amir-ul-Momineen title in a special gathering of over 1000 Islamic clerics in 1996. Even Al-Qaeda leaders Osama bin laden and Al-Zawahiri consecutively backed such decision and announced its commitment to support the Taliban regime in their war against, Afghan resistance groups called the Northern Alliance and subsequent to that, the US coalition and ISAF forces and the Afghan government. However, ISIS spokesperson said if Taliban would like to join the ISIS, the group should announce their allegiances to their Amir-ul-Momineen, Abu Baker Al-Baghdadi. According to Islamic thoughts, there should be only one Amir-ul-Momineen accepted by all in an Islamic world.
At current stage, ISIS is heavily busy with recruitment and has the potential advantage of recruitment over the Taliban. In an official statement, Hezb-i-Islami Gulbuddin asked its fighters to join the ISIS while labeling Taliban as their enemies. The resurgent militia of Hezb-i-Islami group led by a notorious warlord and former Afghan Prime Minister Gulbuddin Hekmatyar is one of the former Mujahideen Tanzim (parties.) Also, Taliban who are famous in asking and coercing Afghan locals for monetary and logistical assistance, ISIS is doing the opposite; it actually distributes money to garner the support of local population. Financial independency gives a tremendous edge to ISIS over the Taliban.
Taliban movement have traditionally focusedits recruitment on disillusioned ethnic Pashtuns who were the primary target of the US coalition forces and Afghan security forces since the beginning of the US war on terror. Most of Pashtun people joined the Taliban for various reasons ranging from ideology, ill-treatment, injustice, corruption, tribal affiliation, poor economy, and foreign occupation. Simultaneously, their entire propaganda machineusing printed publications, pirate radio broadcasts, social networking sites such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter, text messaging, official spokesmen, their official website, independent websites in Pashto and Dari languages, graffiti, propaganda videos as well as local means such as using preachers (Imams) to call for jihad in order to penetrate certain villages, Juma Khutba (Friday sermons), poetry, taranas (poetic chants,)shabnamah (night-letters,) patrols and Zinzer (adhoc security posts)were tocapitalize on the above reasons to further attract young Afghans into their frontlines.
This focused and intensive propaganda resulted the alliance of thousands of Afghans primarily from Afghan villages with Taliban group who have ferociously fought against the US led international forces and the Afghan government. However, after over a decade, Afghan Taliban failure producing tangible achievements, lack of financial resources, Afghan government information operation and recent events indicating Taliban leadership directly receiving support from Pakistani military establishment have weakened Taliban stance as a grass root independent movement who aim to liberate Afghanistan.
This situation provides the potential for ISIS growth in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Also, Afghan Taliban insurgent group failure to incorporate ethnicities other than Pashtuns is a significant advantage to ISIS. Afghanistan’s second largest ethnic population Tajik and third largest population Uzbek have long doubted Taliban insurgent intentions given Taliban massive atrocities when they were in power. ISIS which has apparently ties neither to AQ nor theTaliban serves as a better option to ultra-conservative population of other ethnicities, Unemployed youths, ideologically driven non Pashtun clerics, disenfranchised Jihadi commanders and fighters.
Given ISIS fast track growth, Afghan government is expected to prepare for a new wave of threats. This time ISIS will come forward to fight against the Afghan government and its foreign allies. The US has only less than 10,000 troops on the ground to support Afghan security forces and conduct counter terrorism operations. It is worth mentioning that while crafting the U.S. withdrawal plan from Afghanistan, ISIS rapid emergence as a threatening force was not taken into calculations. This will probably force the U.S. and its allies to rethink their Afghan strategy in the face of an eminent threat to the existence of the unity Afghan government and to theregional stability. Even though recent U.S. and Afghan government gains in the forms of killing two key ISIS members in a drone strike signal their preparation against this threat, casual airstrikes and military operation are insufficient given the ISIS financial and recruitment strength. A comprehensive and resourceful counter terrorism strategy is required to face this notorious emerging threat in Afghanistan.
Ahmad Waheed is a Fulbright Alumni graduated from MIIS and a former senior research analyst at Program for Culture and Conflict Studies of Naval Postgraduate School, CA.

http://www.khaama.com/afghan-battleground-new-player-9522

[Bengal_Tiger]

*** PEGIDA ALERT ***

Pegida fanatic and Islam-hating racist "ImaJew" is coming on to this forum with an anti-Islam agenda.

The Islamophobic Jew is abusing Muslims on a forum full of Muslims whilst pretending to appear "friendly", "pleasant" and "sweet".

This is all a front.

The Pegida fanatic is consistently trying to connect Islam with problems, troubles and disfunctionality and delights in seeing articles which highlight intra-Muslim conflicts, whilst the Pegida fanatic and racist becomes furious whenever anyone shows Muslims as human beings who can be victims.

This Pegida Jew and racist Islam-hater has also sabotaged a thread which focuses on the suffering of Muslims, quite deliberately and systematically as part of her agenda of portraying Islam and Muslims as exclusively evil and problematic.

Pashtuns and other Muslims are not just about terrorism, ISIS, Taliban but are normal human beings who have families, enjoy culture, fun and do not want to be exclusively associated with misery, suffering etc.

SAY NO TO PEGIDA!

SAY NO TO NAZISM!

SAY NO TO ISLAMOPHOBIA!

SAY NO TO HATE-MERCHANT "ImaJew"

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[Bengal_Tiger]

SAY NO TO ZIONISM and the HATE AGAINST MUSLIMS BEING SPREAD BY PEGIDA JEW and ISLAM-HATER "ImaJew".

[Bengal_Tiger]

Islam-hating Jew, "ImaJew" is on this forum to peddle hatred against Muslims while putting on a mask of being "sweet" and "friendly", this is a front. She has an Islam-hate agenda and wants to portray Muslims as evil and wicked and for Muslims to develop a guilt complex about themselves and their religion, whilst completely being completely blind to atrocities carried out by members from other religious groups.

[Loy Afghanistan]

Islam-hating Jew, "ImaJew" is on this forum to peddle hatred against Muslims while putting on a mask of being "sweet" and "friendly", this is a front. She has an Islam-hate agenda and wants to portray Muslims as evil and wicked and for Muslims to develop a guilt complex about themselves and their religion, whilst completely being completely blind to atrocities carried out by members from other religious groups.

She is brainwashed and living in occupied Germany. All Zionist Jews and Bolshevism communist Jews + their parasite royalty/elite allies wrote about Germans are a lie. Thanks to Germany 80% of the world got its independence. Otherwise Colonial power of Europe would slaughter, enslaved and further steal African and Asian resources in much larger scale than they are doing today.

[Bengal_Tiger]

She is brainwashed and living in occupied Germany. All Zionist Jews and Bolshevism communist Jews + their parasite royalty/elite allies wrote about Germans are a lie. Thanks to Germany 80% of the world got its independence. Otherwise Colonial power of Europe would slaughter, enslaved and further steal African and Asian resources in much larger scale than they are doing today.

She is misusing and abusing this forum to promote a negative image of Pashtuns and Muslims. Does she ever post any positive news about Pashtuns, Afghanistan or Muslims?

NO.

It's all just ISIS, terrorism, "Islamists" etc.

Pashtuns are a people with a rich history, thousands of years of history in fact, there are tens of millions of Pashtuns.

Pashtuns are:

- Older than Brazil, or most Latin American states which are post-colonial Spanish/Portuguese constructs.

- More numerous than nationalities such as Swedes, Finns, Greeks, Hungarians.

Why not post something positive about Pashtuns/Afghans for once?

(I am referring to ImaJew).

She is literally roaming around this forum, pis*ing on Pashtuns and Muslims, saying you are nothing but terrorists, extremists, "Islamists" and are nothing but trouble.

Anyway I've had enough of this evil, manipulative, cynical Islamophobic racist.

[asad71]

What is IS? India is a Hindu State, meaning HS. Burma is a Buddhist State, meaning BS. The bulk of the West are Christian States, meaning CS. We, the Muslims are Islamic. All of us. Therefore all the Muslim states are IS.

[BarakzaiAbdali]

*** PEGIDA ALERT ***

Pegida fanatic and Islam-hating racist "ImaJew" is coming on to this forum with an anti-Islam agenda.

The Islamophobic Jew is abusing Muslims on a forum full of Muslims whilst pretending to appear "friendly", "pleasant" and "sweet".

This is all a front.

The Pegida fanatic is consistently trying to connect Islam with problems, troubles and disfunctionality and delights in seeing articles which highlight intra-Muslim conflicts, whilst the Pegida fanatic and racist becomes furious whenever anyone shows Muslims as human beings who can be victims.

This Pegida Jew and racist Islam-hater has also sabotaged a thread which focuses on the suffering of Muslims, quite deliberately and systematically as part of her agenda of portraying Islam and Muslims as exclusively evil and problematic.

Pashtuns and other Muslims are not just about terrorism, ISIS, Taliban but are normal human beings who have families, enjoy culture, fun and do not want to be exclusively associated with misery, suffering etc.

SAY NO TO PEGIDA!

SAY NO TO NAZISM!

SAY NO TO ISLAMOPHOBIA!

SAY NO TO HATE-MERCHANT "ImaJew"

[MENTION=1772]BarakzaiAbdali[/MENTION] [MENTION=17579]Loy Afghanistan[/MENTION] [MENTION=5723]Kushan Prince[/MENTION] [MENTION=1753]Manzareh[/MENTION] [MENTION=18140]Kushan Saka[/MENTION] [MENTION=8995]DSM0305[/MENTION]

As I said, often these weird hung up girls had some bad relationship with a Muslim man and now they are on the warpath, deciding to destroy any man that resembles that one that left them. She obviously has this sort of history.