One is enduring captivity by
jihadist fighters in Somalia while the other is exploring the greatest depths of the ocean floor from her submersible.»
Not exact matches
There can be no doubt, therefore, that
jihadist foreign
fighters —
in Syria, Iraq and elsewhere — pose a risk that the government and its security agencies are right to focus on.
We could deter participation
in Jihadist conflict by telling would - be foreign
fighters that Syrians don't want them there, and that ISIS will use them as cannon fodder; only one British foreign
fighter in Syria has been killed fighting Assad, while 15 or so have lost their lives fighting other rebels.
We could deter participation
in Jihadist conflict by telling would - be foreign
fighters some truths: that Syrians don't want them there; that ISIS will use them as cannon fodder; and that only one British foreign
fighter in Syria has been killed fighting the Assad regime, whereas 15 or so have lost their lives fighting other rebels.
In 2013, 36 cases of polio were reported — the first in the country since 1999, caused by a virus likely to have been introduced by Pakistani jihadist fighter
In 2013, 36 cases of polio were reported — the first
in the country since 1999, caused by a virus likely to have been introduced by Pakistani jihadist fighter
in the country since 1999, caused by a virus likely to have been introduced by Pakistani
jihadist fighters.
young women who had grown up
in a free society but were obsessed with
jihadist fighters..
James is taken hostage by
Jihadist fighters and has no way of contacting Danny, and she has to go down to the bottom of the ocean
in her submersible, not even knowing if James is still alive.
In a room with no windows on the eastern coast of Africa, an Englishman, James Moore (James McAvoy), is held captive by
jihadist fighters.
Adapted by Erin Dignam from the novel by JM Ledgard, Submergence is the story of James More (McAvoy), a water engineer who is taken hostage
in Somalia by
Jihadist fighters who suspect that he is a British spy.