Jordan's King Abdullah II warned today of a "third world war against humanity", describing the Islamic State group as "savage outlaws of religion" in the wake of the Paris attacks. During an official visit to Kosovo, Abdullah said both Europe and Islam were under attack from the "scourge" of terrorism that could strike anywhere and at any time. "We are facing a third world war against humanity and this is what brings us all together," he told a press conference. "This is a war, as I've said repeatedly, within Islam," he said, stressing the high number of Muslim victims of the ISIS group.