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The podcast discusses the Coalition's stance on 34 Australian women and children linked to Islamic State who are currently in Syria, highlighting calls to block their return.

A suspected serial offender linked to an Islamic State network has been released on probation after pleading guilty to a violent gay assault that was filmed and shared on social media.

Syria's interior ministry confirmed the mass escape of thousands of relatives of suspected Islamic State jihadists from the al-Hol detention camp after the withdrawal of Kurdish forces.

The article discusses the historical significance of the eighth of Ramadan in Islamic history, highlighting key military maneuvers that demonstrated the strength of the early Islamic state.

Dr. Jamal Rifi believes that families associated with Islamic State in Syria will eventually return to Australia despite recent setbacks in their repatriation efforts.

Syrian authorities announced the dismantling of an Islamic State cell responsible for an attack on a security checkpoint in Raqqa, following a fatal assault on police officers.

The sister of an Australian woman stuck in a Syrian refugee camp claims that her sibling was groomed into marrying an Islamic State fighter at the age of 14.

The article discusses the recent attacks in eastern Syria that resulted in the deaths of Syrian soldiers and security personnel, prompting discussions about the potential involvement of the Islamic State and the implications of these incidents.

Some Australian women detained in Syria are willing to separate from their children to facilitate their return to Australia amid ongoing security fears.

Australian women detained in Syrian camps are willing to be separated from their children if it means their kids can return to Australia safely.

A convoy of Australian families from a Syrian camp was warned by Syrian government officials that they would be attacked if they continued to Damascus.

Four members of the Syrian security forces were killed in a terrorist attack attributed to the Islamic State, according to a statement from Syria's Ministry of Internal Affairs.

US forces have left the Kasrak base in Syria, marking the third withdrawal in two weeks, as part of a broader strategy transitioning control to local Syrian forces.

New South Wales authorities are gearing up for the potential return of Australian women and children linked to Islamic State as discussions with federal agencies intensify.

NSW Premier Chris Minns stated that up to a third of IS-linked Australians in Syria might resettle in New South Wales if they can return.

A Kurdish official has raised concerns about the speed at which Australians linked to Islamic State can return home, suggesting government criticism complicates their situation.

The Islamic State has urged its members in Syria to prioritize fighting against the newly established secular government and national army of Syria.

Pakistan has conducted airstrikes on the bases of Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan and the Islamic State near the Afghanistan border.

Pakistan has conducted airstrikes on seven terrorist camps along the Afghanistan border in response to recent suicide attacks on its territory.

The Islamic State has issued a call for its fighters to resist the new Syrian authorities, marking its first audio message in two years.

Australians linked to the Islamic State have found an opportunity to leave Syrian detention camps as local forces shift control and repatriation processes evolve.

Conditions in the Roj camp in Syria are worsening for the 34 Australians, including women and children, who have been forcibly returned there, with reports of violence and uncertainty surrounding their future.

Islamic militants have killed at least 33 people in simultaneous attacks in Kebbi state, Nigeria, prompting a police response to restore order.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese discusses the fallout from Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's arrest and addresses comments made by Pauline Hanson regarding Muslim Australians and the situation of Australian families of Islamic State fighters.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese discusses the recent arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and addresses Pauline Hanson’s comments on Muslim Australians, while also considering the potential return of families of Australian Islamic State fighters from Syria.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese discusses the fall from grace of ex-prince Andrew, responds to Pauline Hanson's comments on Muslim Australians, and addresses the potential return of the families of Australian Islamic State fighters from Syria.

A group of Australian men suspected of being former Islamic State fighters has been transferred from Syria to Iraq, where they may face life-threatening charges, including the death penalty.

The United States plans to withdraw all its troops from Syria within the next two months as control shifts to the Syrian government.

The United States is planning to withdraw its approximately 1,000 soldiers stationed in Syria as the Syrian government has extended its control over the country.

The article argues that German jihadists who participated in atrocities abroad should be prosecuted in the regions where those crimes occurred, rather than being returned to Germany for trial.

A group of 34 Australian women and children detained by Islamic State has faced controversy after attempting to flee Syria back to Australia.

A Labor frontbencher affirms the Australian government's position on the return of families linked to Islamic State fighters as it navigates pressures regarding their passport acquisition.

The Syrian authorities have initiated the evacuation of residents from the al-Hol camp in northeastern Syria, which primarily houses relatives of alleged Islamic State fighters.

Over 6,000 foreign nationals who were in the Syrian al-Hol camp are missing amidst reports of potential abductions or escape.

Syria has begun the evacuation of remaining residents from the IS-linked al Hol camp in northeastern Syria, with a completion timeline of one week according to officials.

Eight Arab and Islamic countries have condemned Israel's recent decision to classify occupied Palestinian territories as "state land," calling for strong international action against these violations.

Australian Minister Tony Burke is consulting security agencies regarding the potential temporary ban on repatriating women and children from a Syrian detention camp, with recent failed attempts at return raising concerns about governmental coordination.

A 21-year-old man has been charged with terrorism in Austria for planning an attack on a Taylor Swift concert scheduled for August 2024.

A 21-year-old Austrian man has been charged with terrorism offenses for allegedly planning an attack on a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna in 2024.

Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese reiterates that the country will not accept families linked to Islamic State from Syrian camps despite attempts for their repatriation.

Associations in France are calling on the state to take action against Islamic texts that incite violence and jihad, which are available for sale online and through cultural platforms.

Australian families linked to Islamic State fighters are seeking to return home, facing government reluctance and ongoing safety concerns.

Humanitarian concerns over the dire conditions in Syrian camps for suspected IS affiliates are being addressed as some former residents begin to return home.

Austrian prosecutors have charged a 21-year-old man with terrorism for allegedly planning an attack on a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna in 2024.

A 21-year-old man has been charged in Austria for plotting a terror attack against a Taylor Swift concert scheduled for 2024, resulting in the cancellation of three planned shows after authorities intervened.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has begun a series of military exercises in the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz, as reported by the state media.

34 Australians connected to Islamic State fighters have been released from the Roj camp by Syrian Kurdish authorities.

Kurdish authorities in Syria have released 34 Australians, related to Islamic State jihadists, who were detained in the Roj camp.

A group of Australian women and children held in a Syrian detention camp are set to be repatriated to Australia after years of detention without charges.

An undercover police operation thwarted a deadly Islamic State plot targeting Britain's Jewish community, leading to life sentences for the conspirators.