Bridgeway Care Management Summer 2014 Timeline & Home Care A Division of Feinberg Consulting, Inc. ISIS Atrocities In North Iraq (See Guest Column on previous page.) • Aug. 19: U.N. launches new aid effort in north Iraq; Mosul dam recap- tured. • Aug. 18: ISIS forcefully circum- cises Christian men in Mosul, sells 700 Yazidi women. • Aug. 18: ISIS kills more than 200 Yazidi men in the village of Kojo. • Aug. 14: ISIS orders all former Christian church guards to surrender their weapons • Aug. 13: ISIS forces child patients at the cancer hospital in Mosul to hold ISIS flags and then photographed them for propaganda purposes. ISIS completely loots and plunders all homes in the Christian towns of Telsqof and Bashiqa.100,000 Yazidi refugees are now in the town of Khanak without food, water or shelter. • Aug. 11: ISIS orders all families in Mosul to obtain approval before bury- ing their dead. ISIS provides gasoline to Christians in Nineveh Plain to facili- tate their departure. ISIS continues kidnapping women, with female ISIS members helping. Iraqi general says 70 percent of Yazidis on Mount Sinjar are dead. • Aug. 9: ISIS forces all women in Mosul to wear the veil, including the full head cover. ISIS establishes black markets for goods to raise funds. • Aug. 8: Iraqi Parliament passes resolution accusing ISIS of genocide. • Aug. 8: ISIS captures Baghdede, Bartella and Karamlis and moves north into the Nineveh Plain, causing 200,000 Christians to flee. • Aug. 7: Assyrian patriarch pleads to the United Nations on crisis in Iraq. • Aug. 6: ISIS begins using Yazidis as human shields; all Christians from the villages of Bartella, Bashiqa, Bahzany, Telkaif, Batnaya and Telsqof flee. • Aug. 4: Leader of Iraq's Yazidis issues distress call, appeals for help against ISIS. • Aug. 4: Christians flee as ISIS approaches villages in the Nineveh Plain. • Aug. 2: ISIS captures Yazidi towns, kills two 2,000 Yazidis, causes 200,000 to flee. • Aug. 2: ISIS loots $8 million from Christian farms. • July 29: ISIS destroys or occupies all 45 Christian institutions in Mosul. • July 25: ISIS destroys the tomb of the Prophet Jonah. • July 22: ISIS and Kurds clash near Christian town, 2,000 Christian fami- lies driven from Mosul. • July 19: ISIS plunders Christians as they flee Mosul; families march 42 miles. • July 18: ISIS in Mosul marks Christian homes with the Arabic let- ter "N" (for the word Nasrani, which means Christian). • July 17: ISIS issues statement ordering Christians to convert or die. • July 15: ISIS stops rations for Christians and Shiites in Mosul . • July 10: ISIS bars women from walking the streets unless accompa- nied by a male. Nearly all barber shops and women's salons are closed. • July 8: ISIS removes cross from church in Mosul. • July 3: ISIS seizes the house of the Chaldean Patriarchate and the house of Dr. Tobia, a mem- ber of Hammurabi Human Rights Organization and an adviser to the Ggovernor of Nineveh on minority affairs and general coordinator with international organizations. • June 28: ISIS kidnaps two nuns and three Christian orphans. They are eventually released, ISIS begins con- fiscating the homes of Christians and non-Sunni Muslims. • June 26: Kurds clash with ISIS near Christian town east of Mosul, forcing nearly 50,000 Christians to flee. • June 25: ISIS limits water from the plants in Mosul to one hour per day. Residents in surrounding areas are forced to dig wells. • June 23: ISIS rapes Christian mother and daughter, kills four Christian women for not wearing veil. • June 21: ISIS begins imposing a poll tax (jizya) on Christians in Mosul, orders unmarried women to "jihad by sex," destroys the statue of the Virgin Mary at the Immaculate Church of the Highest in the neighborhood of AlShafa in Mosul, as well as the statue of Mullah Osman Al-Musali. ISIS orders Christian, Yazidis and Shiite govern- ment employees not to report for work in Mosul. • June 19: ISIS destroys statue of the famous Arab poet Abu Tammam. • June 18: ISIS cuts off water, elec- tricity, destroys churches. • June 14: Assyrian/Chaldean, Yezidi and Shabak villages come under Kurdish Control. • June 12: ISIS issues Islamic rules for Mosul. • June 10: ISIS captures Mosul, occu- pies the Christian village of Daraqosh, enters the St. Behnam Monastery, bombs an Armenian church. Source: Assyrian International News Agency, aina.org. 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