British
Prime Minister David Cameron said Sunday he will work with allies to defeat the
terrorist group Islamic State, and that countries must “drain this poison from
our society,” after the militants released a video showing the beheading of
British aid worker David Haines.
Prime Minister David Cameron said Sunday he will work with allies to defeat the
terrorist group Islamic State, and that countries must “drain this poison from
our society,” after the militants released a video showing the beheading of
British aid worker David Haines.
Cameron,
who was attending a wedding on Saturday, raced back toLondon
security Cabinet, including his advisers, officials and intelligence chiefs.
The Prime Minister described the murder of Haines as "an act of pure
evil" in a tweet from his official account.
who was attending a wedding on Saturday, raced back to
security Cabinet, including his advisers, officials and intelligence chiefs.
The Prime Minister described the murder of Haines as "an act of pure
evil" in a tweet from his official account.
The
44-year-old Haines was abducted inSyria
international aid agency. The British government had managed to keep his
kidnapping secret out of concern for his safety until another video recently
released by Islamic State, also known as ISIS, identified him as a captive.
44-year-old Haines was abducted in
international aid agency. The British government had managed to keep his
kidnapping secret out of concern for his safety until another video recently
released by Islamic State, also known as ISIS, identified him as a captive.
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