Photos: British kid, Isa Dare known as 'Junior Jihadi' blows up three prisoners in new grisly video released by ISIS

British boy believed to be aged four and nicknamed 'Junior Jihadi' has been filmed blowing up three prisoners in the latest grisly execution video released by the Islamic States.

In exploitative footage that is shocking even by Isil’s standards, Isa Dare, whose mum, Grace Khadija Dare is a convert to Islam who has sworn allegiance to the jihadist group, is seen pressing a button on what appears to be a remote control device seconds before a car containing four alleged “spies” goes up in a ball of flames. 

Wearing a black Isil headband and military-style fatigues, the boy announced to the camera beforehand that “we are going to kill the kuffars (non-believers) over there”. He is then seen standing beside the car’s burnt-out remains, triumphantly punching the air and shouting: "Allahu akbar"

The men inside the car, wearing handcuffs and orange jumpsuits, confessed their crimes to the camera and appear resigned to their fates before the vehicle explodes.

In the latest video, believed to have been shot in Raqqa, Syria, he is accompanied by a masked man who issues a threat to David Cameron for arming groups in Syria who are fighting the jihadists.

"You will never fight us except behind fortified fortresses or behind walls,” says the man, speaking in an English accent. 

"So no David Cameron….you’ve only done two things. Firstly, when you sent your spies to Syria and when you authorised for your men, thousands of miles away, to push a button to kill our brothers who lived in the West. 

"So today, we’re going to kill your spies the same way they helped you kill our brothers.

"So prepare your army and gather your nations as we too are preparing our army"

News source: The Telegraph

Photo credit: Terror Monitor

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Londoner Alexanda Kotey unmasked as member of Jihadi John's ISIS execution cell

A 'nice, polite and well-spoken' Londoner has been unmasked as a member of the notorious ISIS execution cell once led by Jihadi John.
Alexanda Kotey is reportedly part of the murderous gang, dubbed the “Beatles” because of their UK accents and thought to be responsible for the beheadings of 27 hostages.

The 32-year-old grew up in Shepherd's Bush in west London, is half-Ghanaian, half-Greek Cypriot and an avid QPR fan.
Exposed by an ITV investigation, he was from a family of dress cutters and lived just under two miles from Mohammed Emwazi, the real name of the now dead Jihadi John.
It is not clear whether Kotey's nickname was 'George' or 'Ringo'. His whereabouts are currently unknown, according to the Washington Post.
Kotey reportedly attended London’s Al-Manaar mosque with Emwazi and a third Brit, Aine Davis.
Davis was exposed as being a member of ISIS, a close associate of Emwazi and a suspected member of the 'Beatles' gang last November.

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Syrian anti-ISIS Journalist and documentary film maker assasinated in Turkey

A prominent Syrian journalist and documentary film maker known for his anti-Daesh/ISIS films has been assassinated in Turkey's Southern Anatolia region.

(Daesh is a terrorist group affiliated to the Islamic State.) Naji al-Jarf, editor-in-chief of the Hentah monthly, was shot in the head with a silenced handgun by unknown assailants near the Syrian border in the Turkish town of Gaziantep on Sunday, December 27 and died after being transferred to hospital. Esin E., a friend disclosed on twitter that  al-Jarf was granted asylum in France and was move there with his family today, Monday, December 29. "Naji Jerf was killed today in Gaziantep. He and his family had been granted asylum in France,&were to leave tomorrow. We 're all in shock." he tweeted. As an investigation was being carried out into the incident, a Daesh supporter reportedly attributed the killing to the terrorist group on social media.

According to New York-based NGO Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), Jerf had recently directed and produced a film documenting the killing of Syrian

activists by Daesh terrorists during their occupation of the Syrian city of Aleppo in 2013 and 2014. "We call on Turkish authorities to bring the killers of Naji Jerf to justice swiftly and transparently, and to step up measures to protect all Syrian journalists on

Turkish soil," said the nonprofit’s regional coordinator. The 38-year-old father of two, was from the western Syrian city of al-Salamiyah.

Daesh has seized parts of Iraq and Syria, where it carries out the bulk of its activities. It has been engaged in bloody acts of terrorism against people of all

communities in the areas under its control.

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ISIS now targeting children? Iraqi security forces discover 18 children's dolls filled with explosives

A plan to target children from Shia community was thankfully foiled by Iraqi security forces as 18 booby-trapped dolls which were part of an ISIS bomb plot against Shia pilgrims were reportedly seized. Security forces discovered the booby-trapped bombs in al-Husseiniya-a predomnantly Shiite suburb in northeastern Baghdad.

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ISIS threatens to attack New York City in new video showing suicide bombers walking into Times Square

 

ISIS has threatened to bomb New York City in a newly released video, just days after vowing to attack Washington, D.C. The video clip features shots of yellow taxis and crowds in Times Square and Herald Square in Manhattan, with vibrant French music playing in the background - a nod to the Paris terror attacks on Friday.

It then cuts to a man wrapping a bomb around his waist before walking into the crowds and pulling the trigger.

New York police have issued a statement to say they are aware of the footage.They added that there is no direct threat to the city but insist there is a 'heightened state of vigilance'.

'In addition, we are continuing to deploy additional Critical Response Command (CRC) teams throughout the City, out of an abundance of caution,' Stephen Davis, a Deputy NYPD Commissioner, said in a statement on Wednesday.

He added: 'While some of the video footage is not new, the video reaffirms the message that New York City remains a top terrorist target.'

The video, which runs for nearly six minutes, includes a scene that appears to show a suicide bomber making preparations and zipping up a leather jacket.

The clip shows a brief glimpse of Times Square and then of a suicide bomber holding what appears to be a trigger, it said

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ISIS executes Chinese & Norwegian hostages, shares pic of bomb used to blow up Russian plane

The barbaric group has executed two hostages, one from Norway and the other, a Chinese. The claim was made in the group's propaganda magazine today November 18 but did not give any details about how, when or where they were executed. In September, Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg said a Norwegian man was kidnapped in Syria since January.

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Boko Haram ranked ahead of ISIS for deadliest terror group

As much of the world remains focused on the Islamic State and its horrific attacks in Paris, another radical band of extremists has, by one account, captured the infamous title of the world’s deadliest terrorist group: Boko Haram.

Boko Haram, the militant group that has tortured Nigeria and its neighbors for years, was responsible for 6,664 deaths last year, more than any other terrorist group in the world, including the Islamic State, which killed 6,073 people in 2014, according to a report released Wednesday tracking terrorist attacks globally.

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ISIS claims responsibility for Paris terror attacks, says France would remain at the top of its list of target

The Islamic State group on Saturday claimed
responsibility for a wave of attacks in Paris that
left more than 120 people dead and at least 99
people injured on Friday night, and warms that the
killings were the "first of a storm" In a statement
released in Arabic, English, French and Russian, the group said its fighters donning suicide
explosive belts and wielding machine guns carried
out the targeted attacks in several locations in the
French capital.  French security officials said one of the eight
attackers was a woman, according to report. A
Syrian passport was reportedly found near the body
of one attacker. And at least one of the attackers
was reportedly French. All of the attackers are
dead, seven detonated their suicide vests and one was killed during the police raid at Bataclan
concert hall where people were being held
hostage.
The statements said eight militants armed with
explosive belts and automatic weapons attacked
carefully chosen targets in the "capital of adultery
and vice," including a soccer stadium where France
was playing Germany, and the Bataclan concert
hall, where an American rock band was playing, and "hundreds of apostates were attending an
adulterous party" "Eight brothers carrying explosive belts and guns
targeted areas in the heart of the French capital
that were specifically chosen in advance: the Stade
de France during a match against Germany which
that imbecile Francois Hollande was attending; the
Bataclan where hundreds of idolaters were together in a party of perversity as well as other
targets in the tenth, eleventh and eighteenth
arrondissement," said the ISIS statement. "France and those who follow its path must know
that they remain the principal targets of the
Islamic State," it continued. The message
suggested that there will be more attacks in the
future. "The smell of death will never leave their noses as
long as they lead the convoy of the Crusader
campaign," it said, adding that ISIS militants "are
proud of fighting Islam in France and striking the
Muslims in the land of the Caliphate with their
planes, which did not help them at all in the streets of Paris and its rotten alleys, and this
attack is the first of the storm and a warning to
those who wish to learn." The statements did not
provide the nationalities or other information
about the attackers. French President had earlier blamed the attacks on
the Islamic State group and vowed to strike back.

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Photos: 7 people, including a 9-year-old girl beheaded by Islamic militants loyal to ISIS terror

The seven people, all members of the Hazara ethnic group including three women and 9-year-old (pictured above), were abducted by Islamic militants loyal to ISIS on October 1, from Rasani village in the Gelan district of neighbouring Ghasni province on their way to their province. According to deputy police chief in Zabul, Jailani Farahi, their bodies were found on Sunday, November 8, in southern Zabul.

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Russian special forces foil terror attack

Russian special forces have prevented an ISIS terror attack in the south of Russia after uncovering a huge bomb hidden in plastic casks on the side of the road. The terror attack was scheduled to take place in the village of Kantyshevo in south-western Russia's Republic of Ingushetia. Russian security services said the bomb contained 3.5 tonnes of explosives.

 

Members of the crew that worked on the operation stated that all the terrorists that were behind the planting of the bomb have been killed. They named the terrorist leaders as Aslan Byutukaev and Beslan Mahauri, both ISIS militants.

They said they had been following the activities of the two men since they discovered they had joined ISIS in summer 2015, and were unwittingly lead to their location by one of the two wives of Beslan, who had been furious when she found he had married a second woman, although a Muslim is allowed up to 4 wives under Islamic marital law.

Security service insiders said the woman's efforts to find out what he was up to with her love rival, and where the pair were, had led them to his location, and the bomb. The plastic casks were found buried on the side road, in total amounting to 70 separate items with the capacity of 100 litres each.

According to the security services Byutukaev and Mahauri got financial support for their illicit actions in the region directly from ISIS.

In order to prevent the possible attack, Russian special services had to blow up the casks.

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See a cover of a children's textbook in an Islamic State controlled territory across Iraq and Syria

The textbook is titled 'Doctrine' and is used in all the schools in areas controlled by ISIS. Pictured on the cover is the decapitated head of the Statue of Liberty...

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First photos of the Russian passenger plane that crashed yesterday, ISIS claims they shut it down

Victoria Sevryukova took and shared this photo on Instagram shortly before take off from Sham el-Sheikh yesterday. Her friend Yevgenia Beryozina said she felt emptiness and couldn't believe the news. "She was my best friend, she had waited for this trip. And now she is gone. Just like that she is gone." ISIS has also claimed responsibility for shooting down the plane. See their statement and see first photos of the crashed plane after the cut...

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Photos: German rapper who fought for ISIS terror group killed in an airstrike

The former German rapper who joined ISIS in 2012 and had publicly threatened President Obama has been killed in an airstrike, the Pentagon confirmed on Friday, October 30. 

 

Denis Cuspert, who went by his hip-hop name "Deso Dogg," died in an Oct. 16 attack near Raqqa, Syria, according to Department of Defense spokeswoman Elissa Smith.

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ISIS affliated Boko Haram terror group release photos showing its improvised rocket factory

Terror Monitor shared the photo on Twitter. More photos after the cut...

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ISIS child militant killed in Russian airstrike Syria, graphic photo

The child militant, who had been fighting for ISIS for over a year was killed by Russian airstrikes in Deir Ezzor, Syria this week. Photo of his corpse was shared on social media. See it after the cut...

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