The Genie ‘Daesh’
Came Out of The Zionists’ Bottle
(M. Javed Naseem)
He Might Be
Safely Brought
Home (Like
Raymond Davis)
After The Job
Is Done.
The allied Western-Arab forces are bombing these days the
hideouts of the Daesh troops. Once promoted by the West, Daesh is now condemned
and painted as ‘enemy’ violating the human rights in Syria
and Iraq .
Vow! What happened to the violators of human rights in Gaza ;
the promoters of genocide in Libya ,
Syria and Iraq ; and the
killers of thousands of Palestinians including innocent children and women? The
allied forces turned a blind eye towards them because it does not serve their
purpose.
Once again, who is this ‘Daesh’?
Daesh:
Daesh, sometime spelled DAIISH or Da'esh, is short for
“Dawlat al-Islamiyah f'al-Iraq wa al-Sham”.
Real Name:
Shimaun Eilot
(An agent of Israeli secret service MOSSAD.
Also allegedly works for the American CIA).
Fake Name:
Ibrahim bin Awad bin Ibrahim al-Hussaini al-Badri Razawi.
Nickname:
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi (generally ‘Daesh’).
As per Wikipedia:
“The Islamic State (IS: الدولة الإسلامية ad-Dawlah l-‘Islāmiyyah),
previously calling itself the Islamic State of Iraq and the
Levant (ISIL) or the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS: الدولة الإسلامية في العراق والشام), and also known by the Arabic
acronym Daʿesh (داعش), is an unrecognized state and a Sunni jihadist group
active in Iraq and Syria in the Middle East. In its self-proclaimed status
as a Caliphate, it claims religious authority over all Muslims across the
world and aims to bring most of the Muslim-inhabited regions of the world
under its political control beginning with territory in the Levant region
which includes Jordan , Israel , Palestine ,
Lebanon , Cyprus and part of southern Turkey .
The group has been described by the United Nations, the
Philippines, Malaysia, and Western and Middle Eastern media as a
terrorist group and has been designated a foreign terrorist organization by
the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Indonesia, and Saudi
Arabia. The United Nations and Amnesty International have accused the
group of grave human rights abuses.
The Islamic State, also widely known as ISIL, ISIS and Da’esh, originated
as Jama’at al-Tawhid wal-Jihad in 1999. This group was the forerunner of
‘Tanzim Qaidat al-Jihad fi Bilad al-Rafidayn’ (commonly known as al-Qaeda
in Iraq or AQI) a group formed by Abu Musab Al Zarqawi in 2004 which
took part in the Iraqi insurgency against American-led forces and
their Iraqi allies following the 2003 invasion of Iraq. During the 2003–2011
Iraq War, it joined other Sunni insurgent groups to form the Mujahideen Shura
Council, which consolidated further into the Islamic State of
Iraq (ISI) shortly afterwards. At its height it enjoyed a significant
presence in the Iraqi governorates of Al-Anbar, Nineveh ,
Kirkuk , most of Salah ad-Din, parts of Babil,
Diyala and Baghdad ,
and claimed Baqubah as a capital city.
However, the violent attempts by the Islamic State of Iraq
to govern its territory led to a backlash from Sunni Iraqis and other insurgent
groups in around 2008 which helped to propel the Awakening movement and a
temporary decline in the group. In April 2013, the group changed its name
to the Islamic State of Iraq and Al-Sham.
As ISIS, the group grew significantly under the leadership
of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, gaining support in Iraq as a result of alleged
economic and political discrimination against Iraqi Sunnis. Then, after
entering the Syrian Civil War, it established a large presence in the Syrian
governorates of Ar-Raqqah, Idlib, Deir ew-Zor and Aleppo .
In June 2014, it had at least 4,000 fighters in its ranks in
Iraq . It
has claimed responsibility for attacks on government and military targets and
for attacks that have killed thousands of civilians. In August 2014, the
Syrian Observatory for Human Rights claimed that the number of fighters in the
group had increased to 50,000
in Syria
and 30,000 in
Iraq , while
the CIA estimated in September 2014 that in both countries it had between
20,000 and 31,500 fighters. ISIS had
close links to al-Qaeda until February 2014 when, after an
eight-month power struggle, al-Qaeda cut all ties with the group, reportedly
for its brutality and "notorious intractability".
Islamic State
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الدولة الإسلامية (Arabic)
Participant in the Iraq War, the Global War on Terrorism, the Iraqi insurgency, and the Syrian Civil War |
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Active
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2004–present (under various names)
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Ideology
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Leaders
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Headquarters
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Ar-Raqqah,
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Area of
operations |
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Strength
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Part of
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al-Qaeda (2004–2014)
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Originated as
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Jama'at
al-Tawhid wal-Jihad
(The Group of Monotheism and Jihad) Al-Qaeda in Iraq Mujahideen Shura Council Islamic State of Iraq |
Allies
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(Courtesy:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_State_of_Iraq_and_the_Levant)
(Abu Musab al-Zarqawi (picture above) formed an
al-Qaeda splinter group in Iraq: "al-Qa’eda in Iraq" .
Its brutality from the beginning alienated Iraqis and many al-Qaeda leaders.
From: Daily Independent of London
By Lizzie Dearden,
Tuesday, 23 September, 2014, published 25/9/2014
What do the different names mean – and why does it
matter?
As the international fight continues against Islamic
extremists waging a bloody campaign to establish a caliphate in Iraq and Syria , the debate about what to
call the group continues.
If it were up to the terrorists themselves, the world would
be calling them the “Islamic State” in recognition of the caliphate they have
declared.
The rebrand launched in June year has spread, despite pleas
from leading Muslims and other groups not to legitimise their status.
The British and US Governments are among those using the
acronym Isil, while the name Isis is more
commonly seen.
Adding to the confusion last week, the French announced they
would use the Arabic-derived term “Daesh” to replace their previous name, EIIL
( L'Etat islamique en Irak et en Syrie).
The four competing names are only a handful of those used by
Isis, which emerged in 1999 when it was established by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, a
Jordanian militant who allegedly ran a terror training camp and orchestrated
bombings and beheadings in Iraq .
His group was initially known as Jama'at al-Tawhid
wal-Jihad, before changing to the simpler al-Qaeda in Iraq (AQI) after pledging
allegiance to Osama bin Laden’s network in October 2004.
Since then, the group has operated under numerous guises
until its current leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, declared it the Islamic State
in Iraq (Isi) in 2006, adding the “and al-Sham” to make “Isis” in 2013.
So what do the different names mean?
Islamic State (IS):
The militants announced in June that they were dropping the
last two letters of their acronym and instead should be referred to as the
Islamic State in recognition of their self-declared caliphate.
“It is neither Islamic, nor is it a State. The group has no
standing with faithful Muslims, nor among the international community of
nations," a letter to David Cameron signed by the Islamic Society of
Britain and the Association of Muslim Lawyers, said.
The Islamic State of Iraq
and Syria (Isis ):
The original name for the group in Arabic was Al-Dawla
Al-Islamiya fi al-Iraq wa al-Sham. The first three words translate to the
Islamic State of Iraq while “al-Sham” refers to Syria and the wider surrounding
area.
The group’s stated goal is to restore an Islamic state, or
caliphate, in the entire region.
The acronym poses an issue for the many companies and brands
around the world already using it or named after the ancient Egyptian goddess
of the same name.
An American woman called Isis Martinez also unsuccessfully
petitioned the US
media asking them to stop using her first name.
The Islamic State of Iraq
and the Levant (Isil):
The undefined region around Syria
is historically referred to as the Levant (an archaic French phrase for the
“lands of the rising sun”), including modern-day Syria ,
Lebanon , Israel , Palestine
and Jordan .
The Obama administration has said that it uses the acronym
Isil as it believes the word “Levant ” to be a
more accurate translation from the Arabic name.
Daesh:
The French government changed its official name for the
terror group, saying others “blur the lines between Islam, Muslims and
Islamists”.
The Foreign Minister, Laurent Fabius asked journalists and
media organisations to follow their example, adding: “This is a terrorist group
and not a state.
“I do not recommend using the term Islamic State because it
blurs the lines between Islam, Muslims and Islamists. The Arabs call it ‘Daesh’
and I will be calling them the ‘Daesh cutthroats’.”
Daesh, sometime spelled DAIISH or Da'esh, is
short for “Dawlat al-Islamiyah f'al-Iraq wa al-Sham”.
Many Arabic-speaking media organisations refer to the group
as such and there is an argument it is appropriately pejorative, deriving from
a mixture of rough translations from the individual Arabic words, notably the
Arabic verb “ دعس ”, within the name, which means to tread underfoot or crush.
Video link:
The Guardian of London
adds:
“This terminological conflict has deep historic and cultural
roots. The group originated in 1999 as Jamaat al-Tawhid wal-Jihad – quite a
mouthful. It got simpler in 2004 when its founder, a Jordanian called Abu Musab
al-Zarqawi, pledged an oath to al-Qaida, then still being run by Osama bin
Laden from his Pakistani hideout. Its Arabic name became Tanzim Qaidat al-Jihad
fi Bilad al-Rafidayn (don’t ask!) – though that was shortened in English to
al-Qaida in Iraq .”
The Truth
Behind The Drama :
(Excerpts from: Iraq's
collapse shows US failure to bring peace in this region.
Thursday, 19 June, 2014
Author/source: Anuradha M. Chenoy
“This Sunni militia, as Robert Fisk wrote in The Independent
(UK ,
June 14, 2014) is funded and supported by the Saudi Wahhabis and Kuwaiti
oligarchs. The Saudis had a policy of releasing imprisoned hardcore al-Qaeda to
fight alongside such groups. The US supports the Saudi regime.
Iraq thus is a repeat of the
Syria story, except that in Iraq the US
opposes the ISIS rebels, but supports rebels in coalition with them in Syria .
The US national security
adviser Susan Rice said on CNN on June 7, that Washington was providing lethal and non
lethal support to the Syrian rebels. This means supporting the same rebels for
being ‘moderate’ in Syria ,
but opposing them for extremism in Iraq .
The Iraq-US Strategic Forces
Agreement allows for US intervention. But the US
will not oblige until Iraq
accepts conditions of internal inclusive politics and external distance from Iran .
The roots of the problem in Iraq
are also the internal discrimination by the Maliki regime of the Sunnis, who
have been ghettoised and excluded since 2003. For example 700,000 Sunni
soldiers were dismissed from the Iraqi army, and others removed from government
service, after the Americans left. Such exclusion on the basis of religion is
sure grist for rising militias. Iraq has become rife and polarised
with sectarian conflicts since 2003, where hundreds of thousands have lost
their lives to terror and sectarian attacks.”
(Courtesy: The Independent, London , UK )
From : 24/7 of UAE:
Mariam Al Mansouri
of Abu Dhabi :
“She is the first Emirati female pilot in the country’s
air-force. She has also become the first female pilot in the region to bomb
Daesh after she took part in an Arab-Western coalition attack on Daesh in North Syria this week.”
“In the beginning, I had not expected to become a pilot
of F16,” Mariam said in a film broadcast by Abu Dhabi television on Wednesday (24/9/2014) night.
“But thanks God, our dream which has been fulfilled
thanks to the support of the leadership, government and our instructors….….I
would like to say that both Emirati men and women have the right to work in any
field with determination, faith, resolution and sincerity to serve our beloved
homeland.”
(Courtesy: Emirates 24/7 News)
QUESTION:
Where were you
people (Pilots, Soldiers,
Emirs, Sultans,
Kings, Presidents, PMs,
Politicians and
Leaders) when Israel
was
pounding
un-armed Palestinians including
innocent women
and children? They were
crying for help
but you did’t move! Your
dead conscious
has suddenly become alive!
This is an
American (or Zionist) miracle!
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