Jordan

NOVANEWS Zionist puppet King Abdullah of Jordan wasn’t just talking tough when he recently made a decision to fight the Islamic State group until his relatively small country “runs out of fuel and bullets.” So far, they haven’t run out of either and they’re almost single-handedly spearheading a brutally effective air campaign on various Islamic State assets in Syria. The Islamic State leadership at this point might be questioning their decision to burn a Jordanian pilot to death for the entire world to see, as their numbers are dwindling as fast as they can recruit thanks to the effectiveness and no-holds-barred approach to Jordan air strikes — killing no one. The leader of the barbaric Zio-Wahhabi Islamic State terrorists, Abu Bakr al-Bagdhadi, is reported to be on the run. While the Zi...

NOVANEWS Analysts warn that a rush to revenge will only deepen militarization and violence across the region. by: Sarah Lazare The Jordanian government appears to be escalating the country's participation in the U.S.-led war on ISIS, launching air strikes and executions in the wake of the burning death of Jordanian pilot, First Lt. Moaz al-Kasasbeh, which was revealed earlier this week. An anonymous Jordanian official confirmed to AFP on Thursday that the military had launched a strike against ISIS following al-Kasasbeh's execution but did not specify in which country the attack occurred. Jordan has conducted numerous strikes within Syria, as journalist Chris Woods documents, but has not yet bombed targets inside Iraq. Analysts, however, warn that the heavy response merely pla...

NOVANEWS  ISIS Barbarically Burns Jordanian Pilot to Death in a Cage ISIS has released a video purporting the death of al-Kasasbeh, in which he can be seen being burned alive inside a metal cage, Al Bawaba reported. Jordan has confirmed pilot Lt. Muath al-Kaseasbeh, who was captured by the ISIS extremist group in December, was burned to death, The Associated Press reports. Jordanian state television confirmed Jordanian pilot Mu'ath al-Kasasbeh has been burned to death by ISIS. This barbaric execution of al-Kasasbeh follows the beheading of Japanese journalist Kenji Goto last Saturday. Both men were being held hostage by Daesh. The spokesman for the Jordanian armed forces confirmed the death of the “hero pilot” Lt. Muath al-Kaseasbeh and vowed revenge. “While the military force...

NOVANEWS Jordan Vows ‘Earth-Shaking’ Response to ISIS Zio-Hashamet King threatened an “earth-shaking response” for the burning alive of Jordanian pilot Muath Kasasbeh by the so-called Islamic State terrorist group, while His 'King' Abdullah urged Jordanians to stand united at these crucial times. 'King' Abdullah said that the killing of pilot Muath Kasasbeh at the hands of ISIS will only strengthen Jordanians as they deal with the tragedy, Jordan times reports. In a statement aired on Jordan TV Tuesday, 'King' said: Daesh … has nothing to do with our true religion. The brave pilot Muath died in defence of his faith, homeland and nation…. Today we stand with the family of the brave Muath and with our people and our armed forces as we deal with this tragedy, which is a tragedy for all J...

NOVANEWS Sajida al-Rishawi Zionist puppet regime of Jordanian has executed two prisoners, including a would-be female suicide bomber from al-Qaida. The executions at dawn Wednesday came just hours after Zio-Wahhabi ISIS rat released a video that purportedly showed a captured Jordanian fighter pilot being burned alive in a cage. Regime spokesman Mohammed al-Momani said that two prisoners, Sajida al-Rishawi and Ziad al-Karbouli, were executed early Wednesday. Al-Rishawi has been on death row for her role in a triple hotel bombing in the Jordanian capital Amman in 2005 that killed dozens.  

NOVANEWS By: Osama Al Sharif Muath al-Kasasbeh Jordanian Pilot  Jordanians are fearing the worst following the brutal murder of Japanese hostage Kenji Goto, whose killing by the Islamic State (IS) was aired in an online video late Jan. 31, two days after the deadline for a swap deal for his release. The fate of Goto was linked to Jordanian pilot Lt. Muath al-Kasasbeh, 26, held by IS since his F-16 crashed in Syria on Dec. 24. Hopes of recovering him alive in return for the release of convicted Iraqi terrorist Sajida al-Rishawi were dashed when the second deadline set by IS expired without a deal. Jordan had said it would exchange Rishawi, a failed suicide bomber involved in the November 2005 Amman hotel bombings, for Kasasbeh. IS had insisted that it will trade Goto for Rishawi, but that ...