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U.S. Mobilizes Allies to Widen Assault on ISIS

WASHINGTON — The United States has begun to mobilize a broad coalition of allies behind potential American military action in Syria and is moving toward expanded airstrikes in northern Iraq, administration officials said on Tuesday.

President Obama, the officials said, was broadening his campaign against the Sunni militants of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria and nearing a decision to authorize airstrikes and airdrops of food and water around the northern Iraqi town of Amerli, home to members of Iraq’s Turkmen minority. The town of 12,000 has been under siege for more than two months by the militants.

“Rooting out a cancer like ISIL won’t be easy, and it won’t be quick,” Mr. Obama said in a speech on Tuesday to the American Legion in Charlotte, N.C., using an alternative name for ISIS. He said that the United States was building a coalition to “take the fight to these barbaric terrorists,” and that the militants would be “no match” for a united international community.

Administration officials characterized the dangers facing the Turkmen, who are Shiite Muslims considered infidels by ISIS, as similar to the threat faced by thousands of Yazidis, who were driven to Mount Sinjar in Iraq after attacks by the militants. The United Nations special representative for Iraq, Nickolay Mladenov, said in a statement three days ago that the situation in Amerli “demands immediate action to prevent the possible massacre of its citizens.”

As Mr. Obama considered new strikes, the White House began its diplomatic campaign to enlist allies and neighbors in the region to increase their support for Syria’s moderate opposition and, in some cases, to provide support for possible American military operations. The countries likely to be enlisted include Australia, Britain, Jordan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates, officials said.

The officials, who asked not to be named discussing sensitive internal deliberations, said they expected that Britain and Australia would be willing to join the United States in an air campaign. The officials said they also wanted help from Turkey, which has military bases that could be used to support an effort in Syria.

Turkey is a transit route for foreign fighters, including those from the United States and Europe who have traveled to Syria to join ISIS. Administration officials said they are now asking officials in Ankara to help tighten the border. The administration is also seeking intelligence and surveillance help from Jordan as well as financial help from Saudi Arabia, which bankrolls groups in Syria that are fighting President Bashar al-Assad.

On Monday the Pentagon began surveillance flights over Syria in an effort to collect information on possible ISIS targets as a precursor to airstrikes, a senior official said. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, an organization that monitors the humanitarian consequences of the conflict in Syria, reported that “non-Syrian spy planes” on Monday carried out surveillance of ISIS positions in the eastern province of Deir Ezzor.

Although America’s allies in the region have plenty of reasons to support an intensified effort against ISIS, analysts said, the United States will have to navigate tensions among them.

“One of the problems is that different countries have different clients among the fighting groups in Syria,” said Robert S. Ford, a former American ambassador to Syria. “To get them all to work together, the best thing would be for them to pick one client and funnel all the funds through that client. You’ve got to pick one command structure.”

But persuading counties to help the United States in a military campaign in Syria will require more effort, administration officials said. Turkey, for example, is in the midst of a political transition, with Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan ascending to the presidency.

His likely successor as prime minister, Ahmet Davutoglu, has been deeply immersed in Syria as foreign minister. The White House, meanwhile, has been unable to win Senate confirmation of a new ambassador to Turkey, John Bass, leaving the post vacant at a critical time.

Saudi Arabia and the Persian Gulf emirates are important as a source of funding for the rebels, but there are strains among them. Qatar, for example, helped negotiate the release of an American hostage, Peter Theo Curtis, who was being held by a less extreme militant group, the Nusra Front. But Saudi Arabia does not talk to the Nusra Front, and the Obama administration has sought to navigate between the feuding gulf countries.

Enlisting the Sunni neighbors of Syria is crucial, experts said, because airstrikes alone will not be enough to push back ISIS. The administration, Mr. Ford said, needs to pursue a sequential strategy that begins with gathering intelligence, followed by targeted airstrikes, more robust and better coordinated support for the moderate rebels, and finally, a political reconciliation process similar to that underway in Iraq.

The White House is also debating how to satisfy a second constituency, Congress. Mr. Obama’s advisers are considering whether to seek congressional authorization for expanded military action and if so, under what legal rationale. Lawmakers had been reluctant to vote on airstrikes in Iraq, but several have begun arguing that the broader action being contemplated by Mr. Obama would demand a vote in Congress.

“I do not believe that our expanded military operations against ISIL are covered under existing authorizations from Congress,” said Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia, a Democratic member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Senator Bob Corker, the Tennessee Republican who is the ranking member of the Foreign Relations Committee, said on MSNBC that Congress needed to “own” any further military action against the militants.

On Tuesday, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said in a statement that seven Western countries had pledged to provide weapons and ammunition to Kurdish forces who are fighting ISIS in northern Iraq.

Albania, Canada, Croatia, Denmark, France, Italy and Britain have committed to sending arms and equipment to the Kurds, Mr. Hagel said, adding that operations would “accelerate in coming days with more nations also expected to contribute.”

Rear Adm. John Kirby, the Pentagon press secretary, said Albania and Britain had started moving supplies to the Kurds.

Malo bode u oči Albanija ali hajde ove sve ostale su poznate križarske zemlje

I veliš kršćaski džihad.
Što se ovi kršćani znaju sakriti. Kobejagi miroljubivu tam vam a križarski im ratovi pred očima. Neka nama džihada za svaki slučaj.

'Sexual Jihad': British, Australian and Malaysian Women Going to Iraq as 'Comfort Women' for Isis

VASUDEVAN-SRIDHARAN
By Vasudevan Sridharan
August 27, 2014 11:08 BST
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Sex Jihad for Isis in Iraq and Syria
Women watch Mehdi Army fighters loyal to Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr take part in a parade in Basra, southeast of Baghdad.Reuters file photo

Women from Britain, Australia and Malaysia have reportedly travelled to Iraq and Syria to serve as 'comfort women' for Isis militants, a phenomenon which has become known as "sexual jihad."

Intelligence authorities in Kuala Lumpur have confirmed that at least three Malaysian females have travelled to the Islamic State, the caliphate established by the Sunni extremists. One of the women is said to be in her 30s while another is in her 40s.

The concept of sexual jihad previously surfaced in conflict zones such as Syria and Egypt when the countries were reeling under political turmoil. During the crisis, women are said to have offered sexual comforts to fighters to boost their morale.

"These [Malaysian] women are believed to have offered themselves in sexual comfort roles to Isis fighters who are attempting to establish Islamic rule in the Middle East" an intelligence official, who did not wish to be identified, told the Malaysian Insider.

"This concept may seem controversial but it has arisen as certain Muslim women here are showing sympathy for the Isis struggle."

The official added that intelligence information shared from Britain and elsewhere reveal that Australian and British females are also performing sexual jihad for the militants.

At least 600 Britons, including several women, are estimated to be in the war zones in Iraq and Syria. Some estimates quote a much higher figure.

"This figure also includes British Muslim women who are not fighting on the front line, but are still involved by performing sexual jihad. Australian intelligence officials have revealed that more than 100 Australian Muslims are in Syria fighting alongside Isis," the intelligence official added.

Earlier reports had suggested that the Iraqi Sunni extremists had called upon Muslim women in Mosul to perform sexual jihad to satisfy the male insurgents engaged in battle.

Tako, samo iskreno. Ne se sramiti.

Eto vidiš opet križari krenuli u agresiju kao i u 11. st. ili ono ček džihadisti zaprijetiše prvo da će pola Europe pretvoriti u kalifat a sve kršćane u kalifatu pobiti.

Samo mi čudno nema konkvistadora a ovi im zaprijetili da će Španjolska opet biti Omejidski kalifat.
Glavno da su tu Englezi, Francuzi i Nijemci ništa od tih tvojih džhadista brzo će oni u Bosnu natrag tebi podvijena repa, ako se koji i vrati.

Ova krmad " Ti si ono što jedeš"

Što ste onda vi Bošnjaci ? Goveda i koze.
Stvarno ste postali zaglupljena nacija.

I ovde ste usrali temu s ovom budalom?

Neka ga, nek svijet vidi na što Bošnjaci danas liče.

Kažeš ono si što jedeš šta su onda kanibali, ljudine

Neka krmetine i vina, nema do pršuta, špeka i odojka, neprocijenjivo.

Samo zaboravio si jednu razliku križari su nestali u srednjem vjeku, a tvoji džihadisti još uvijek životare u njemu.

Šta se imam stiditi križara, jesu oni možda napadali Meku i Medinu i sa konjima ulazili u nasvetije objekte islama?
Okrećite vi kako hoćete ali cijeli svijet vas mrzi zapitajte se zašto ne samo kršćani, nego redom Židovi, budisti, hindusi itd.
Gdje ste god u kontaktu sa nekom religijom tu je rat.

Idi na klix plači nad jadnom Gazom, a za to vrijeme se šuti o genocidu nad ne muslimanima u Siriji i Iraku.