The Islamic State jehadis group killed at least 36 more people in its execution campaign targeting a tribe that fought against it, an Iraqi tribal leader and an officer said on Monday. The militants “executed 36 people, including four women and three children” on Sunday in Anbar province, west of Baghdad, Albu Nimr tribal leader Sheikh Naim al-Kuoud al-Nimrawi told AFP. Police Colonel Shaaban al-Obaidi put the number of dead at 50. Both he and Nimrawi said that hundreds of members of the tribe were unaccounted for, with the colonel saying he had received reports that ISIS had kidnapped 1,000 of them and was executing 50 each day.