ISIS fighters have entered the besieged Syrian Kurdish city of Kobani, a Kurdish fighter said Friday, setting the stage for a vicious street-to-street battle in the shadow of Turkey's border.

Alan Minbic, a fighter with the Kurdish People's Protection Unit, or YPG, told CNN that ISIS now controls the southwest corner of the city, known in Arabic as Ayn al-Arab. Thousands of civilians have fled the predominantly Kurdish city in northern Syria in recent days as ISIS forces have advanced apparently inexorably toward it. The Sunni extremist group's advance into the city comes a day after Turkish lawmakers voted overwhelmingly to authorize military force against ISIS in Iraq and Syria.

Australia's Cabinet on Friday became the latest nation to join the U.S.-led coalition against ISIS in Iraq, as it authorized airstrikes by Australian military jets and the use of its special forces.
For months, ISIS has been advancing, capturing portions of northern and eastern Syria and western and northern Iraq for what it says is its new Islamic state, or caliphate.
The fighting has only intensified in the region in recent days, with ISIS nearly surrounding Kobani, not far from Turkey's border, as of Thursday. Remaining civilians were ordered to evacuate and headed to the border, as Kurdish fighters declared their readiness to take on the ISIS militants in street warfare.
YPG fighters are now using snipers in an effort to prevent the ISIS militants from advancing farther, Minbic said. Read more by clicking the below link http://chinedusamuel..com/2014/10/breaking-news-kurdish-fighters-gird-for.html

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When IS caliphate came up I was initially glad that IS would be solution to leadership problems in arab world because arab leaders are just window dressing leaders.

But IS latter started behaving very badly.

How on earth can they lead muslim world behaving that way?

IS are just jokers.

U see, arabs are the problem, they have a tradition of violence the arab culture is built around violent institutions, which prefaces order in such societies, so they always resort to these so called jihad to address the leadership vacuums in their societies

juman:
When IS caliphate came up I was initially glad that IS would be solution to leadership problems in arab world because arab leaders are just window dressing leaders.

But IS latter started behaving very badly.

How on earth can they lead muslim world behaving that way?

IS are just jokers.