Islamic State has carried out more than 3,000 executions in Syrian territories in the last year, by beheading, stoning, crucifixion and throwing people from buildings. They even previously used to kill people drowning some in a cage lowered into a pool, using explosives looped around their necks or burning them to death. A shooting assault on a beach resort in Tunisia that killed 38 people, the suicide bombing of a Shiite Muslim mosque in Kuwait, which killed 27 worshipers, and a car bombing outside a funeral observance in Yemen late Monday that killed nearly 30 people are the latest atrocities committed by the ISIS militants who basically give a harsh interpretation of Sharia, or Islamic law and want to be linked to terrorist actions in the world.
