Iraq says its war against IS has ended

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BAGHDAD (AP) — Iraq said Saturday that its war on the Islamic State group is over after more than three years of combat operations drove the extremists from all of the territory they once held.

Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi announced Iraqi forces were in full control of the country's border with Syria during remarks at a conference in Baghdad, and his spokesman said the development marked the end of the military fight against IS.

A senior military commander confirmed that combat operations had been completed.

"All Iraqi lands are liberated from terrorist Daesh gangs and our forces completely control the international Iraqi-Syrian border," Lt. Gen. Abdul-Amir Rasheed Yar Allah said in a statement released shortly after al-Abadi's remarks. Daesh is an Arabic acronym for IS.

The U.S.-led coalition congratulated Iraq on the "significant victory" Saturday, according to an official statement posted to Twitter. "We stand by the Iraqi people as they set the conditions for a secure and prosperous future," it read.

Muslim Brotherhood declares jihad on “enemy state” US over Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital
By Robert Spencer / Jihad Watch

“The Muslim Brotherhood recognizes the American president’s move to put America and all its interests in all countries of the world under the same political control of the interests of the Zionist entity, and it will become an enemy state of the Arab world and Islamic components international and institutional, political and popular….The Muslim Brotherhood […]
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Archeologists discover Jewish symbol inscribed on Early Islamic period coins, further falsifying the legend of Muhammad

By Pamela Geller / THE GELLER REPORT

 

Archeologists discover Jewish symbol inscribed on Early Islamic period coins, further falsifying the legend of Muhammad

How long before the Supreme Council of murdering mullahs declares a fatwa against the coin?

Will islamophobic coinage never end? Robert Spencer writes:

This supports the argument that I presented in my book Did Muhammad Exist?, that Islam was not presented to the world in complete form by a man named Muhammad, but began to appear only decades later than the traditional date for Muhammad’s death, and is an amalgam of material from multiple sources, principally Judaism and Christianity. For decades in the seventh century, it was in an inchoate state in terms of doctrine, even as Arab armies were conquering large swathes of the Middle East and North Africa. During that period, public buildings were inscribed with crosses, and coins featured crosses as well, along with, as we now see, menorahs. Islam was put together from disparate elements in order to provide a religion that would unify the new Arab empire. The new creed was martial and expansionist because it was crafted by warriors and for warriors.

Read the entire article here: https://pamelageller.com/2017/12/jewish-symobl-early-islamic-coin.html/

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