Islamic State has beheaded or shot 17 men in Syria in the past two days as it faces increasing attacks from unidentified gunmen in areas it controls, a monitoring group said on Friday. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which uses a network of sources across the country to report on the war, said the spike in execution-style killings follows the killing of 10 Islamic State fighters in hit-and-run attacks in several areas around Deir al-Zor province this month. Deir al-Zor stretches from Raqqa to the border with Iraq and links Islamic State's self-declared caliphate in the two countries. Syrian State news agency SANA said on Thursday Islamic State executed three civilians and displayed their bodies in the town of al-Mayadin.
01-17-2015, 04:30 PM
Islamic State kills 17 in Syria after hit-and-run attacks
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