Britain Launches Airstrikes At ISIS According to recent reports, British fighter jets have just participated in their first airstrikes in Syria, just hours after UK lawmakers voted in favor of bombing ISIS. This is not about whether we want to fight terrorism, David Cameron told reporters. Its about how best we do that. Four jets took off from the Akrotiri air base in Cyprus and were targeting an oil field in Eastern Syria, Britains Ministry of Defense (MOD) told CNN. RAF Tornadoes have just returned from their first offensive operation over Syria and have conducted strikes, a spokesman from the MOD confirmed on Thursday morning. More details are expected to flow in this week. The decision to attack ISIS came after France asked the U.S.-led coalition to bump up the military offensive against ISIS. Now, Britain has decided to expand airstrikes that it was previously only conducting in Iraq. This is the right thing to do to keep Britain safe, to deal with this evil organization and as part of a process to bring peace and stability to Syria, Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond told CNN. Following their decision to join in the fight, Germany has received increasing pressure to join in the military commitment against the terror group. If launched, the German plan would activate 1,200 troops in anti-ISIS efforts, but have confirmed that this would only be a support role. What do you think? Do you support Britain and Germany taking action? 