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London schoolgirl who fled to join Isis wants to return to UK

Shamima Begum, 19, said she fled the jihadists’ last remaining enclave in Baghuz, eastern Syria as she was tired of life on a battlefield and feared for her unborn child after her two other children died.

“I was weak,†she spoke to The Times from the al-Hawl refugee camp in north-eastern Syria. “I could not endure the suffering and hardship that staying on the battlefield involved. But I was also frightened that the child I am about to give birth to would die like my other children if I stayed on. So I fled the caliphate. Now all I want to do is come home to Britain.â€

She and two of her fellow Bethnal Green academy pupils, Kadiza Sultana and Amira Abase, made headlines when they flew from Gatwick to Turkey in February 2015, then entered Syria. Begum and Abase were both 15, while Sultana was 16. They had told their parents they were simply going out for the day.

Begum told the Times she initially settled in Raqqa where she married a Dutch convert after three weeks.

“Mostly it was a normal life in Raqqa, every now and then bombing and stuff,†she said. “But when I saw my first severed head in a bin it didn’t faze me at all. It was from a captured fighter seized on the battlefield, an enemy of Islam.â€

 

...But after the deaths of her one-year-old daughter and three-month-old son in recent months from illness and malnutrition she decided to flee. Her husband surrendered to a group of Syrian fighters allied to the Syrian Democratic Forces and she has not seen him since.

She said Sharmeena Begum and Abase were believed to have remained in Isis’s final stronghold. “I heard from other women only two weeks ago that the two were still alive in Baghuz,â€...“But with all the bombing, I am not sure whether they have survived. “They were strong … I respect their decision. They urged patience and endurance in the caliphate and chose to stay behind in Baghuz. They would be ashamed of me if they survived the bombing and battle to learn that I had left.â€...“But I just want to come home to have my child. I’ll do anything required just to be able to come home and live quietly with my child.â€

 

Hoda Muthana 'deeply regrets' joining Isis and wants to return home

Once one of Isis’s most prominent online agitators who took to social media to call for the blood of Americans to be spilled, Hoda Muthana, 24, claims to have made a “big mistake†when she left the US four years ago and says she was brainwashed into doing so online.

Speaking from al-Hawl refugee camp in northern Syria while her 18-month-old son played at her feet, Muthana said she misunderstood her faith, and that friends she had at the time believed they were following Islamic tenets when they aligned themselves to Isis.

“We were basically in the time of ignorance […] and then became jihadi, if you like to describe it that way,†she said. “I thought I was doing things correctly for the sake of God.â€

 

 Muthana fled her home and took a flight to Turkey in November 2014 after several months of planning, which she kept secret from her family.

She settled into the Syrian city of Raqqa, then one of Isis’s two main hubs – the other being Mosul in Iraq – where she married an Australian jihadist, Suhan Rahman, the first of her three husbands.

Rahman was killed in the town of Kobanî, and soon afterwards Muthana angrily tweeted: “Americans wake up! Men and women altogether. You have much to do while you live under our greatest enemy, enough of your sleeping! Go on drivebys, and spill all of their blood, or rent a big truck and drive all over them. Veterans, Patriots, Memorial, etc day … Kill them.â€

For many months in 2015, her Twitter feed was full of bloodcurdling incitement, and she says she remained a zealot until the following year. She now says her account was taken over by others.

Soon after, she married her second husband, a Tunisian fighter, with whom she had her son, Adam. Her husband was killed in Mosul, and Muthana retreated with dozens of other women deeper into Isis’s ever-shrinking land, where she briefly married a Syrian fighter last year.

 

Muthana says her family in Alabama were deeply conservative and placed restrictions on her movements and interactions, factors she claims contributed to her radicalisation. “You want to go out with your friends and I didn’t get any of that. I turned to my religion and went in too hard. I was self-taught and thought whatever I read, it was right.

“I look back now and I think I was very arrogant. Now I’m worried about my son’s future. In the end I didn’t have many friends left, because the more I talked about the oppression of Isis the more I lost friends. I was brainwashed once and my friends are still brainwashed.â€


...At al-Hawl, grudges from over the past four years have surfaced and new alliances and enmities have formed; the foreign women of the camp fall gang-like into three categories: Russians, Tunisians and other westerners, camp residents say. “They [Russians and Tunisians] are making life hell for us,†said a Swedish detainee, Lisa Andersson. “If you go outside the tent without your burqa, or say something to the management, they beat you or your children up. They threaten to burn your tent.â€

...Muthana describes her experience with Isis as “very mind-blowingâ€. “It was like a movie. You read one book and think you know everything. I’m really traumatised by my experience. We starved and we literally ate grass.†Muthana said she had not been in contact with US officials since her capture. “I would tell them please forgive me for being so ignorant, and I was really young and ignorant and I was 19 when I decided to leave. I believe that America gives second chances. I want to return and I’ll never come back to the Middle East. America can take my passport and I wouldn’t mind."

 

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Trump: EU must take back 800 Isis fighters captured in Syria

 

Trump tweeted: “The United States is asking Britain, France, Germany and other European allies to take back over 800 Isis fighters that we captured in Syria and put them on trial. The Caliphate is ready to fall. The alternative is not a good one in that we will be forced to release them.

“The US does not want to watch as these Isis fighters permeate Europe, which is where they are expected to go. We do so much, and spend so much - Time for others to step up and do the job that they are so capable of doing. We are pulling back after 100% Caliphate victory!â€

 

Diplomats gathered at this weekend’s Munich security conference, a major meeting of officials and policymakers, have repeatedly warned that the capture of Isis-held territory does not mean an end to the Isis ideological and terrorist threat; they point to the way in which Isis forces are already regathering in Iraq, notably Mosul.

The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) say they have cornered the remaining Isis militants in a neighbourhood of Baghuz village near the Iraqi border. Foreign fighters and families have featured prominently among those who have fled the village, which had been been a collection point for extremists who had fled other towns and villages across Syria and Iraq. It is thought to be the last redoubt of zealots who had fought in numerous clashes across both countries.

 

The US military, and Arab states, have been pressing the Trump administrationto delay the move to give more time for an agreement to be reached on how the mainly Kurd SDF are to be protected from a potential Turkish incursion once US forces leave.

The Turkish defence minister, Hulusi Akar, met his US counterpart, Patrick Shanahan, on the sidelines of the Munich conference to press his plan for Turkey to establish a safe zone, saying the Kurds in the SDF are indistinguishable from the Kurdish PKK fighting a separatist terrorist war inside Turkey. The Kurdish leadership is resisting the move, fearing it will lead to either a massacre or displacement of the Kurds. “There is no difference between the PKK and the YPG,†Akar said. “A 440-km-long (273-mile) safe zone in east of Euphrates should be cleared of the terrorist YPG group and should be patrolled by the Turkish forces,†he stressed.

In a speech broadcast on Syrian state television, Bashar al-Assad said his troops would “liberate every inch†of the country and warned Kurdish forces not to rely on US protection. “To those groups who are betting on the Americans, we say the Americans will not protect you... the Americans will put you in their pockets to be used as bargaining tools,†he said.

Senior Republican senators such as Lindsey Graham have acknowledged that the SDF has borne the brunt of fighting Isis, and there would be long term implications for the US’s reputation in the Middle East if it was seen to desert its allies at this stage. He said Trump had been pressing European forces to set up a small international force to protect the Kurds, including some of the foreign fighters currently held by Kurds either in jails or, in the case of their relatives, in refugee camps. Ilham Ahmed, the executive chair of the political wing of the SDF, has been touring Washington, Paris and London to press the case for an international force.

Some Gulf states have said privately they are willing to help provide financial and practical support to such a force, including one effectively led by the Kurds themselves, so long as it is part of a wider UN political process that leads to a long term settlement.These Gulf states say the Kurds deserve a place in a more federated future Syria, something Assad would resist.The Gulf States are slowly moving towards recognition of Assad – such as the United Arab Emirates, which has has set up an embassy again in Damascus. The Gulf States believe that, along with the UK, they will have to pick up the eventual cost of Syria’s reconstruction on the basis that Syria, Russia and Iran will be unable to afford such a large bill.

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idk

 

if you’re the type of person who is not fazed by the sight of a severed head in a bin, and has for years supported the brutal killing of peaceful people, I don’t know why you should be allowed to come back and live next to those same people just because you’ve “changed your mindâ€

 

obviously every nation’s military is guilty of brutality to some extent, but I’m also thinking about how she was willing to have her children in a WAR ZONE, and only after two of them died did she think about coming back

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Like, she doesn't seem to regret what the group did or her decision to join them so what are the chances of her causing harm here? Or go back later? Also, I thought one of her friends died? I remember seeing the news about one of them to have died but idk, maybe I read wrongly.

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This bitch was saying all attacks in Europe were justified but she want to come back "home" but is still believing the isis are right?

 

What for? To breed more terrorists but in better conditions with all the benefits the european system will give them?

 

Notice how they were all born in Europe? Europeans are a joke and only have to blame themselves for that. With the recent migrant crisis, cases like her will be only more and more common.

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Like, she doesn't seem to regret what the group did or her decision to join them so what are the chances of her causing harm here? Or go back later? Also, I thought one of her friends died? I remember seeing the news about one of them to have died but idk, maybe I read wrongly.

One of them Khadiza Sultana is rumoured to have died https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/aug/11/london-schoolgirl-kadiza-sultana-who-joined-isis-believed-killed-in-syria-airstrike

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Lmaooo she doesn't even regret anything

 

Yall westerners saw it coming

 

Europe has to do something to regulate islamic ideologies even despite the anti european squad, both local fools and foreigners, whining about racism and islamophobia. That shit is ridiculous.

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She can stay there. 

The money that would be spent on this piece of trash can be used for countless more important things, like education or the protection of frogs and lizards. 

 

Also, why is it always idiots like this who breed all over the place??

 

 

 

 

Notice how they were all born in Europe? Europeans are a joke and only have to blame themselves for that. With the recent migrant crisis, cases like her will be only more and more common.

 
The second woman is American and was born in the U.S.A.
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I remember reading about that american idiot, she that local girl that joined isis. I legit have no sympathy for her at all. She should have known what she got her ass into.

 

here's a local article from my local newspaper about this idiot:

https://www.al.com/news/birmingham/2015/04/meet_hoda_muthana_the_quiet_gi.html

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I think I saw her  interview video or something like that on twitter and she is not remorseful or any of that type at all. To me, I think she sounded content and happy until her children started to be affected by war. But she went over there herself. married to a man who is vile and believe his cause of evil.  Just let people who join ISIS rot where they are. Why would anyone want them back in their country? 

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