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Isis is our worst possible enemy

What can be done about the jihadist death cult's growing power?

23 May 2015

9:00 AM

23 May 2015

9:00 AM

In recent months, as the country went through a general election, our focus has been on our own domestic debates. Meanwhile, the situation in Iraq has deteriorated significantly. After intense fighting, the jihadist group Isis has now taken the city of Ramadi. They already control Fallujah and Mosul. A growing body of opinion says that something must be done, before the group moves on Baghdad or organises a major terror strike over here.

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