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On Friday, Site Intelligence Group reported that ISIS said the last remaining American hostage held by the group, a 26-year-old female aid worker, was killed by a Jordanian air strike. The woman's death is so far unconfirmed, and it's unclear when she might have killed or if she was actually executed by the group. “The failed Jordanian aircraft killed an American female hostage,” said the message. “No mujahid was injured in the bombardment, and all praise is due to Allah.” Mujahid means fighter.

The woman was captured in Syria in August 2013, along with a group of other aid workers who have reportedly been released. U.S. officials and her family had requested that her name not be published lest it put her in further jeopardy. ISIS had reportedly demanded more than $6 million for her release.

ISIS: American Female Hostage Is Dead - The Daily Beast
 
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That's a good death indeed, better than waiting for another vid
 
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RIP. better to die by a big bang than being burned alive.
don't worry ISIS more failed Jordanian aircraft are coming for you.
why dont your govt start full fledge war against them ? why you invade iraq if you left them with with anarchy ?
 
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Nobody should believe anything that Daesh say. They probably murdered her in cold blood as the genocidal maniacs that they are and now they blame the heroic Jordanian air force.
A 26 year old woman and aid worker looking to help people in struggle. An admirable thing which shows bravery and compassion. This is completely unacceptable on all fronts and have nothing to do with Islam.

Allah (swt) eternal curse is on Daesh the Khawarij sewer rats. In fact there is no need to give them any names. We are talking about pure evil here.

RIP to the honorable woman who is innocent of any wrongdoing here.

One must be a complete psychopath to kill a defenseless woman that did no harm.
 
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They could also be lying through their teeth. How could they know it was specifically a Jordanian plane that dropped the bomb. Just like they said they were willing to trade for the Jordanian pilot when he was most likely killed long before.
 
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They are playing a physiological warfare...

All these Videos, photos are for propaganda... they dont stand a chance infront of a well trained Military.

Who's says ISIS dont fear for their life...

Last time 46 Indian nurses where Kidnapped in Iraq , and we did the back channel talk and to put physiological pressure we send our 2 battle ready warships in persian Gulf with a direct order to engage if needed... they succumbed to pressure and released the Nurses who were mostly Christians and Hindus ... Now Hindus for them means sinners Idolize-rs biggest crime a human can commit in there version of religion...


Go Jordan Go Bomb the Hell out of these Pigs ... world salutes ur courage ...
 
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why dont your govt start full fledge war against them ? why you invade iraq if you left them with with anarchy ?

this should be a fight amongst Muslims. this is a war of ideology of Islam and how Islamic countries interact and treat non-Muslims.

you want a majority Chrisitan and imperialist country to get more involved than it already is???
 
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this should be a fight amongst Muslims. this is a war of ideology of Islam and how Islamic countries interact and treat non-Muslims.

you want a majority Chrisitan and imperialist country to get more involved than it already is???
yes you start the war and leave iraq with the mess like ISIS so you should clean your mess
 
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Jordanian airforce escored by US F22

DoD: F-22s escorted Jordanian fighters for airstrikes in Syria

U.S. Air Force F-22s and F-16CJs escorted Jordanian fighters for recent airstrikes in Syria, the Pentagon said Friday.

The American stealth jets are now part of the "standard strike package" used by U.S. and coalition aircraft in the fight against the Islamic State group in Syria and Iraq, Pentagon spokesman Army Col. Steve Warren said.

Jordan's airstrike on targets in Hasakah included dozens of weapons releases targeting multiple storage and staging facilities. U.S. officials in the U.S. Central Command combined air operations center tasked the F-22s and F-16s for escort of the Jordanian aircraft. Additional U.S. support included unmanned aircraft for intelligence and surveillance, Warren said.

Also Thursday, coalition aircraft conducted nine airstrikes near Kobani targeting tactical units and Islamic State fighting positions. Coalition attack, fighter and remotely piloted aircraft conducted eight additional airstrikes in Iraq, the Defense Department said.

As of Feb. 5, coalition aircraft have conducted 2,294 total airstrikes as a part of Operation Inherent Resolve -- 1,259 in Iraq and 1,035 in Syria. American forces have flown a vast majority of the missions, conducting 1,856 airstrikes, while coalition aircraft have conducted 438 airstrikes.

The Defense Department also confirmed that additional combat search and rescue aircraft and troops have repositioned into northern Iraq to more quickly rescue downed pilots. The Pentagon would not clarify what aircraft or which service is involved.
 
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On Friday, Site Intelligence Group reported that ISIS said the last remaining American hostage held by the group, a 26-year-old female aid worker, was killed by a Jordanian air strike. The woman's death is so far unconfirmed, and it's unclear when she might have killed or if she was actually executed by the group. “The failed Jordanian aircraft killed an American female hostage,” said the message. “No mujahid was injured in the bombardment, and all praise is due to Allah.” Mujahid means fighter.

The woman was captured in Syria in August 2013, along with a group of other aid workers who have reportedly been released. U.S. officials and her family had requested that her name not be published lest it put her in further jeopardy. ISIS had reportedly demanded more than $6 million for her release.

ISIS: American Female Hostage Is Dead - The Daily Beast


Jordan: Claim of killed US hostage is ISIS 'PR stunt' - Business Insider

Jordan and US officials are casting doubt on a claim made Friday by the jihadist group ISIS (also known as ISIS or ISIL) that an American hostage was killed by a Jordanian airstrike.

According to CNN, Jordanian Interior Minister Hussein Majali called the claim as "another PR stunt by ISIS."

"They tried to cause problems internally in Jordan and haven't succeeded," Majali said. "They are now trying to drive a wedge between the coalition with this latest low PR stunt."

Additionally, a Jordanian government spokesperson told NBC News that the Islamic State's claim didn't make any sense because the airstrikes had targeted weapons depots.

"Why would she be held in a weapons depot?" the spokesperson asked.

US officials were more cautious, but agreed the Islamic State does not have any proof the 26-year-old female aid worker was in fact killed. The US previously requested her name be withheld to protect her safety.

"We are obviously deeply concerned by these reports. We have not at this time seen any evidence that corroborates ISIL’s claim," National Security Council spokeswoman Bernadette Meehan told Business Insider.

Jordan launched a wave of airstrikes against the Islamic State on Thursday after the jihadists released a gruesome video of a Jordanian hostage, pilot Moaz al-Kasasbe, being burned alive. The country is part of the US-led coalition that is vying to push back the Islamic State, which has seized wide swaths of territory in Iraq and Syria. According to the SITE intelligence service, the Islamic State claims the US hostage was killed by a Jordanian airstrike against a building in Syria's ar-Raqqah province.

Rita Katz, SITE's director, also expressed some doubt as to whether the jihadist claim is genuine.

"It's possible that ISIS killed her to blame it on the Coalition," she wrote on Twitter.
 
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February 8, 2015

Daesh passed death sentence on US hostage, activist says
Kayla Mueller was seized while leaving a Doctors Without Borders hospital in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo in August 2013

The young American hostage who Daesh says was killed in a Jordanian air strike was condemned to death by the militant group last year, according to an American activist.

Daesh seized aid worker Kayla Mueller in 2013 in northern Syria and initially gave her a “life sentence” in retaliation for the jailing in Texas of a Pakistani woman whose case is a well-known cause among Islamist militants, said activist Mauri Saalakhan, who leads a US campaign to free the Pakistani.

The militant group said on Friday that Mueller, a 26-year-old from Prescott, Arizona, was killed when Jordanian fighter jets bombed a building where she was being held. Jordan expressed doubt about the claim and US authorities said they could not confirm it.

Mueller’s family had long asked US officials, aid groups and media outlets not to use her name for fear the publicity could induce Daesh to harm her. After Daesh’s claim on Friday, Mueller’s parents issued a public statement on Friday night, identifying their daughter by name and saying they remained hopeful she was still alive.

Mueller’s family has not given details of any communication with the militant group and Saalakhan’s information could not be verified.

Saalakhan said that last summer, as Daesh extended its control over parts of Iraq and Syria, the group threatened to kill Mueller. Saalakhan first mentioned the “sentencing” of Mueller in an open letter to the group he released last year.

On July 12, the militants told Mueller’s family she would be executed in 30 days if Pakistani neuroscientist Aafia Seddiqi was not released or the American’s family did not pay a ransom of 5 million euros ($6.6 million), he said.


The information about the threats came from a representative of Mueller’s family,
Saalakhan said.

Daesh apparently did not carry out its death sentence after Saalakhan and an Arizona pastor wrote open letters to the group. Seddiqi’s family rejected Daesh’s attempt to link the two cases and said it did not want Mueller to suffer.


“I believe that the messages that went out after that threat was conveyed, both from Aafia’s family and from us, I do believe those messages made their way to [Daesh],” said Saalakhan.


Mueller’s family had a communications pipeline to the militant group, Saalakhan said, without elaborating.

Seddiqi is serving 86 years in a prison medical centre in Texas. A jury convicted her in 2010 of attempting to shoot and kill a group of FBI agents, US soldiers and interpreters who were about to interrogate her in Afghanistan for alleged links to Al Qaida.

The White House has refused to negotiate for the release of hostages or pay ransoms demanded by Daesh.

Mueller was seized while leaving a Doctors Without Borders hospital in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo in August 2013.

She had a record of volunteering abroad and was moved by the plight of civilians in Syria’s civil war.

She had worked for a Turkish aid organisation on the Syrian border and volunteered for schools and aid organisations abroad including both in the West Bank and Israel as well as in Dharamsala, India, where she taught English to Tibetan refugees.

Daesh passed death sentence on US hostage, activist says | GulfNews.com
 
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