Islamic State and United Nations Security Council

United Nations Security Council: In Iraq, the attacks have the legitimacy conferred by being formally at the request of the Baghdad government. In Syria, where a civil war is raging, theres no request from Bashar al-Assads regime which Mr. Obama still wants toppled or the United Nations Security Council. Thats why some nations, notably Britain, will bomb Islamic State jihadis in Iraq, but not in Syria. More Related to this Story, according to Globe and Mail. Globe Editorial has threatened Canada but thats not the best argument for intervention The U.S.-led coalition attacking Islamic State in Iraq and Syria now boasts dozens of nations although President Barack Obama has yet to secure UN Security Council authorization and the legality of the entire campaign remains murky. R. Half measures in fight against Islamic State will only make matters worse (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.