More than 100 people were killed and scores more were wounded when a suicide bomber hit a crowded Baghdad shopping area Sunday http://www.getiphonegiveaway.com/, the third mass murder believed to have been perpetrated by Islamic extremists in a matter of days.

The blast hit the Karada district of Baghdad shortly after midnight, when the area was packed with residents who had gone out after breaking their Ramadan fasts.

ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack and said it had deliberately targeted Shiite Muslims, according to The Associated Press www.freeps4giveaways.com.

The carnage came at the end of a bloody week of attacks that have been tied to ISIS. A bombing Tuesday of an airport in Istanbul, Turkey, which killed 45 people, is suspected to have been orchestrated by an ISIS affiliate based in Central Asia.

Then, Friday, gunmen in Bangladesh attacked a Dhaka restaurant, eventually killing two police officers and 20 hostages. ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack.

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Iraqi firefighters and civilians carry bodies of victims killed in a car bomb at a commercial area in the Karada neighborhood of Baghdad on Sunday. Khalid Mohammed / AP
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Video from the scene in Baghdad showed smoke rising from charred buildings and ambulances with sirens wailing.

Mohammed Al-Rubaiy of Baghdad governate’s security committee told NBC News that 167 people were killed and 185 were injured. Several children and women were among the dead.

Other reports put the death toll around 120; conflicting casualty counts are common in the immediate aftermath of an attack in Iraq. The government had no official casualty count Sunday.

“Suddenly, a huge explosion took place on the other side of the street where I left my family,” said Muhammed Majeed Muhammed, 39, a government employee who was at the market with his wife and their two children.

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“I thought, ‘I have lost them,’” Muhammed told NBC News. “Fire and smoke were [so] heavy that it was very hard for me to open my eyes and search carefully.”

Then his cellphone rang, and it was his wife. She and the children were OK.

“I cannot describe what I witnessed yesterday,” Muhammed said. “I’ve been through many difficult situations before but this is the worst.

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“The first shop I went was burned, and three men inside died,” he said. “Women, children and men died and burned. It is the worst nightmare I’ve ever seen in my life.”

The high toll made it the deadliest attack in the capital this year, and it comes after Iraqi forces managed to recapture Fallujah from ISIS last month. U.N. statistics estimate that 2,735 civilians were killed in Iraq in the first six months of 2016 nbalivemobilehacks.com.

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People gather Sunday at the site of the bombing in the Karada shopping of Baghdad. Khalid Al-Mousily / Reuters
Jan Kubis, the U.N. envoy for Iraq, said the attack was a “heinous” attempt by ISIS to avenge losses on the battlefield.

“This is a cowardly and heinous act of unparalleled proportions, to target peaceful civilians in the closing days of the holy month of Ramadan,” Kubis said in a statement. “This shows [ISIS'] wanton intentions to kill, maim and demoralize.”

The White House released a statement expressing unity with the Iraqi people:
The United States strongly condemns ISIL’s heinous terrorist attacks in Baghdad last night that killed over 100 people, including families gathering to break their Ramadan fast and those joining millions around the world in watching the Euro Cup. We remain united with the Iraqi people and government in our combined efforts to destroy ISIL. These attacks only strengthen our resolve to support Iraqi security forces as they continue to take back territory from ISIL, just as we continue to intensify our efforts to root out ISIL’s terrorist network and leaders.
Karim Sami, a 35-year-old street vendor, expressed frustration with the government’s failure to secure the capital in wake of the Fallujah victory.

“We are in a state of war, and these places are targeted. The security can’t focus on the war [against ISIS] and forget Baghdad,” Sami told the AP.

Hours after the bombing, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi — who had ordered the offensive on Fallujah — visited the site of the blast gta5hackcheats.com.

The United Arab Emirates is warning its citizens to avoid wearing traditional garments when traveling abroad after an Emirati man was handcuffed in Ohio over terrorism fears http://www.gratisclashofclanshack.nl/.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a tweet late Saturday that Emiratis should avoid wearing the garments for their safety. A separate ministry statement urged women to abide by bans on face veils in parts of Europe.

Local media reported Sunday that Emirati national Ahmed al-Menhali was detained at gunpoint last week while wearing a traditional white kandura, or ankle-length robe growtopia hack cheats tool, and headscarf in Avon, Ohio after a hotel clerk raised suspicions he could have links to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS.) The man was in Ohio to seek medical treatment in nearby Cleveland after suffering a stroke.

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“She went off and texted her sister and said I pledged my allegiance to ISIS,” Menhali told Al Jazeera. The sister and her father then called 911, according to the news network.

Menhali told the network he may have suffered another stroke during the subsequent arrest www.gangstarvegashackcheats.com.

Cleveland’s WEWS-TV posted police camera video footage of al-Menhali’s arrest, which involved several officers with rifles aggressively taking down a visibly distraught man.

The news site also posted video of a later meeting where Avon officials offered their apologies.

“No one from the police department (wanted) to disrespect you,” Police Chief Richard Bosley told Almenhali, according to WEWS-TV. “That was not the intent of any of our officers. It is a very regrettable circumstance that occurred for you. You should not have been put in that situation like you were.”

“There were some false accusations made against you,” Mayor Brian Jensen said. “And those are regrettable. I hope…the person that made those can maybe learn from those.”

WEWS-TV reports officials are still contemplating charges against the clerk who made the false accusations.

In a statement to Al Jazeera, Avon police said “contact was then made with the front desk clerk and it was learned that the male did not in fact make any statements related to ISIS gratisclashroyalehack.nl.”

In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it had summoned the U.S. Deputy Chief of Mission Ethan Goldrich over the incident, and he apologized.

“He emphasised that the United States respects the right of different nations to wear their national dress, adding that this incident was an exception which was totally unacceptable,” the statement reads caseclickerhack.com.