Twin suicide bombing struck a Shiite suburb in southern Beirut on Thursday evening, killing at least 37 people and wounding scores more in one of the deadliest attacks in years, a Lebanese official said.
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Today more than 7,000 soldiers of the Kurdish military – known as the Peshmerga – launched an offensive against the Islamic State. Along with the help of U.S. airstrikes, they hope to retake the pivotal northern Iraqi city of Sinjar.
The campaign is important both strategically and symbolically – strategically because it runs along Highway 47 connecting the Islamic State capital of Raaqa in Syria with Iraq's second largest city Mosul. If the Kurds retake the city it will cut off this vital ISIS supply route.
Israel's crackdown on Palestinian terrorists continued this week, with the dramatic overnight arrest of a suspected terrorist Thursday in his hospital room in Hebron.
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Kurdish fighters have captured a strategic road in northern Iraq, cutting off one of the most important supply routes for ISIS.