ISIS

Images of thousands of Syrian refugees, attempting to enter Europe with their families and children under the most adverse conditions have touched the hearts of the international community.

A radical teacher in the UK encouraged primary school children in an after-school class to write letters of support to ISIS. The notes, in childish writing, are decorated with handprints and drawings. They are addressed to ISIS fighters by names, and brand them as “heroes” and “diamonds among stones”.

The British Sunday Express reports that 4,000 Islamic State militants have already penetrated Europe disguised as refugees. The terror organization has managed to infiltrate the fighters into the EU through the Turkish border with the goal of sending them further into European countries.

The Greek Coast Guard seized a ship on Tuesday carrying ammunition and weapons near the southern island of Crete, reports the Associated Press. The shipment is believed to be linked to the Islamic State group in Libya however this has neither been confirmed or denied by the local authorities.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was ready to inaugurate a new Mosque on top of a mountain overlooking the Black Sea in his home town, but the event did not quite turn out as planned.

The ISIS militant group has released a video claiming to show the beheading of Croatian hostage Tomislav Salopek. The Croatian man was captured by members of the extreme Islamist group on July 22 outside Cairo. ISIS had threatened to kill the 30-year old man, if some Muslim prisoners were not released by the Egyptian authorities.

ISIS has created a terrifying map showing the countries it plans to take over – including Greece, known to the group as Orobpa. The map presented in BBC reporter Andrew Hosken’s book, “Empire of Fear: Inside the Islamic State”, reveals the ISIS plan for world dominion by 2020 – just five years away.

ISIS is trying to lure in new recruits from Britain by promising them money, washing machines and other home appliances, if they bring their families along with them to settle down (??!!) their so-called ’Islamic Caliphate’.

The border fence being constructed by Bulgaria to block thousands of migrants hoping for a new life in Europe appears  "all but impregnable", the Daily Mail wrote on Sunday.

Tanju Bilgiç, a spokesman for the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs spoke to journalists today, during a press conference, and categorically denied all allegations that ISIS fighters entered Kobane from Turkish soil.

He stated that after the jihadist attack against Kobane, 63 injured were transferred to Turkey, and two of them are dead, including a child.