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by Yaakov Lappin •
September 28, 2016 • Special to IPT News  
ISIS
is steadily losing ground, leaders, and financial assets in Syria and
Iraq. Growing numbers of frustrated jihadists are fleeing the
"caliphate" or are unable to reach it.
by Abigail R. Esman •
September 20, 2016 • Special to IPT News
It
was a customary political gesture, the welcoming of a foreign leader on
Sept. 7 by local dignitaries in The Hague. Benjamin Netanyahu, on a
two-day state visit to The Netherlands, was being introduced around the
room, shaking hands with Dutch parliamentarians, when he
reached Tunahan Kuzu, the Turkish-Dutch founder of the
pro-immigration, pro-Islam Denk ("Think") party.
by Bill Gertz • September
28, 2016 • Washington Free Beacon
The
domestic terrorist behind the Orlando nightclub massacre was motivated by
a Pentagon drone strike in Iraq a month before the shooting, according to
police transcripts made public last week.
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by Tzvi Kahn • September
28, 2016 • Foreign Policy Institute
Tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran are escalating.
In recent weeks, the two states have traded increasingly strident
accusations of apostasy and aggression, portraying each other as the
region's dominant threat and chief purveyor of religious extremism.
by Matthew Daly and Eric
Tucker • September 27, 2016 • The Associated
Press
Republican senators pressed FBI Director James Comey
on Tuesday about whether anything more could have been done to prevent
recent acts of extremist violence, including the Orlando nightclub
massacre and the Manhattan bombing this month.
by STEPHEN F. HAYES and
THOMAS JOSCELYN • September 26, 2016 • The Weekly
Standard
Closing [Gitmo] had proved much more challenging than
Obama had theorized as a candidate trying to win an election and a new
president acting on his idealism. It turned out that the jihadists who
remained in Guantánamo were there for a reason.
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