NICHOLAS KULISH

author

Islamic State wrings money from the masses

Across wide swaths of Syria and Iraq, the Islamic State, with the goal of building a credible government, has set up a predatory and violent bureaucracy that wrings every last U.S. dollar, Iraqi dinar and Syrian pound it can from those who live under its control, or pass through its territory.

By Matthew Rosenberg, NICHOLAS KULISH and STEVEN MYERS●

November 30, 2015 at 8:02 am

NICHOLAS KULISH

author

Islamic State wrings money from the masses

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