ISIS has taken over Syria and Iraq and has altered the way of life of many Iraqis and Syrians. The people that live under ISIS’ rule have been affected by many different things. If ISIS leaders decide they do not like something you do, you will most likely be beaten, abused, or killed for doing it. They also do not give them enough time for using their water, giving only 2 hours a day for a city to shower at a community shower. The suffering is much greater than what is shown in popular western media. A bulk of the people of Syria and Iraq want ISIS gone and to be “destroyed,” but no solution has been found so far. The majority of Middle Eastern and powerful western countries are trying to find a way to do so. ISIS is a Salafi jihadist militant
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They think that all states that are able to join, the fight against ISIS in Iraq and Syria, should join. The council, which has 15 members, adopted a resolution from the bombings in France that killed 130 people, that ISIS took full blame for. ISIS had used Syria’s almost five year Civil War as a distraction of what they were actually doing, that way the people would not notice. The U.S. had been bombing those areas for over a year, and Russia began air strikes in Syria in September. The council’s resolution is to, “call upon member states that have the capacity to do so to take all necessary measures ... on the territory under the control of ISIl [ISIS],” (Security council unanimously calls on UN members to fight Isis 1). “The world has united against Isil [Islamic State]. The international community has come together and has resolved to defeat this evil, which threatens people of every country and every religion,” said the British Prime Minister, David Cameron (Security council unanimously calls on UN members to fight Isis 1). Britain had launched air strikes into Iraq, but Cameron wants to follow allies as well by extending airstrike’s into neighboring Syria. The United Nations has some good points to their resolutions but, they are not going to necessarily fix the whole issue all together. (Security council unanimously calls on UN members to fight Isis
They think that all states that are able to join, the fight against ISIS in Iraq and Syria, should join. The council, which has 15 members, adopted a resolution from the bombings in France that killed 130 people, that ISIS took full blame for. ISIS had used Syria’s almost five year Civil War as a distraction of what they were actually doing, that way the people would not notice. The U.S. had been bombing those areas for over a year, and Russia began air strikes in Syria in September. The council’s resolution is to, “call upon member states that have the capacity to do so to take all necessary measures ... on the territory under the control of ISIl [ISIS],” (Security council unanimously calls on UN members to fight Isis 1). “The world has united against Isil [Islamic State]. The international community has come together and has resolved to defeat this evil, which threatens people of every country and every religion,” said the British Prime Minister, David Cameron (Security council unanimously calls on UN members to fight Isis 1). Britain had launched air strikes into Iraq, but Cameron wants to follow allies as well by extending airstrike’s into neighboring Syria. The United Nations has some good points to their resolutions but, they are not going to necessarily fix the whole issue all together. (Security council unanimously calls on UN members to fight Isis