CNN reports that about 50 members of the Abu Nimr, an important clan in Anbar province, were taken from their homes in the middle of the night and then publicly executed. They became the latest members of the tribe to suffer at the hands of Islamic State. The abduction and suspected killings follow reports this week of public executions and the discovery of mass graves containing the bodies of tribesmen killed by ISIS. The bodies of an estimated 200 members of Albu Nimr were found in a mass grave just outside Hit, a senior Iraqi security official told CNN. The tribesmen were captured by ISIS fighters after it took control of the area, the official said. Another 48 tribesmen were marched through the streets of Hit before they were publicly executed, the official said. And a mass grave was found in nearby Ramadi, according to Iraqi media accounts. Video of those executions had been uploaded to the Internet. "We are deeply concerned by reports of mass executions of...(Read Full Post)