Islamic State forces have been fighting along the Lebanese-Syrian border in recent months and allowing the fighting to spill over into Lebanese territory.  Both civilians and members of Lebanon's military have been killed in these raids, which obviously hasn't sat well with what passes for a Lebanese government these days. That's why the capture of the wife and daughter of Islamic State chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi might be good news for the Lebanese. Reuters: The Lebanese army detained a wife and daughter of Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi as they crossed from Syria nine days ago, security officials said on Tuesday, in a setback to the group as it comes under increased military pressure. The woman was identified as Saja al-Dulaimi, an Iraqi, by a Lebanese security official and a senior political source. The Lebanese newspaper As-Safir reported she had been detained in coordination with "foreign intelligence". The arrest is a...(Read Full Post)