Black Friday: Attacks in France, Kuwait and Tunisia

Awful, horrible day.

In the French city of Lyon a man was decapitated and others were hurt in a suspected IS attack on a factory.

The dead man was found with Arabic inscriptions on him and an Islamist flag was found near the site.

In Kuwait a bomb exploded in a Shia mosque, killing at least 4.

The blast hit during Friday prayers at the Imam Sadiq Mosque in al-Sawaber, a busy area to the east of Kuwait City.
An Islamic State- (IS) affiliated group said it was behind the attack. IS has carried out similar recent attacks in neighbouring Saudi Arabia and Yemen.

Gunmen attacked two hotels on a beach in the tourism resort town of Sousse, Tunisia, killing at least 27.

The interior ministry told the BBC "a terrorist attack" was ongoing.

All these attacks come three days after ISIS spokesman Adnani promised rewards for those who make Ramadan a "month of fire for the kuffar" and right after a surprise ISIS attack on Kobani that killed hundreds.

Remember that the vast majority of victims are muslims.