ISIL threatens U.S. of 'raising flag of Allah in White House'

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Last Updated : Aug 09 2014 | 3:20 PM IST

The Islamist State of Iraq and Levant has said in a video that that they would 'raise the flag of Allah in the White House' and humiliate the American soldiers everywhere.

The video offered a glimpse to the western countries into the working of the militant group, reports the Washington Times.

The ISIL spokesman Abu Mosa said that they had established the Islamic Caliphate and that they would not stop.

They further urged the U.S. to send their soldiers to their country and stop the drone attacks.

The ISIL threat came following Obama's authorization of airstrikes in Northern Iraq against the Islamist State militants.

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First Published: Aug 09 2014 | 3:07 PM IST

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