America’s Syrian Kurdish allies are at risk of losing control of the vast camp where the families of the Islamic State’s defeated fighters are being detained, as militant women increasingly assert their dominance over the camp, according to the top Kurdish military commander, reported The Washington Post. Guards at the al-Hol camp in eastern Syria are failing to contain the increasingly violent behavior of some of the residents.

A resident of the southern Israeli town of Tel Sheva was indicted on Sunday for attempting to join the Daesh terrorist organization and produce explosives. According to The Jerusalem Post, Bilal Abu Rakaik, 20, intended to join the terrorist group and travel to Syria because he supported Daesh ideology. In an attempt to identify with the jihadist organization, Rakaik would listen to songs praising Daesh and read posts and news from the group.

We cannot waste time when it comes to tackling paedophiles and terrorists online,  The Telegraph reported. The technological boom over the past two decades has changed the way we live our lives, opening up an array of new opportunities to communicate. But the internet has also been a force for evil, giving terrorists, paedophiles and other serious criminals a platform to spread hate and prey on the vulnerable.

Saudi Arabia’s Specialized Criminal Court begun on Thursday the trial for a suspected terrorist cell consisting of 45 people accused of supporting Daesh and executing operations in Saudi Arabia, reported Alarabiya. The cell is accused of conducting operations including assassinating security officers, bombing three mosques, and attacking a security patrol.

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