Posted on Mar 7, 2016
Would-be ISIS teen brides saved after France launches nationwide hunt | Fox News
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More good news on the counter-terror front fro France. Last week we learned they took down some terrorist in Mali. This week they launched an operation to save would-be ISIS brides from fulfilling that dream which frequently turns into a nightmare. While some of the would-be brides are already radicalized others are not. Hopefully those who aren't will be turned from this goal.
"wo French girls who ran away to be ISIS brides after becoming radicalized were saved from their deadly misadventure Sunday after classmates alerted police and touched off a national search.
The girls, identified as Israe, 15, and Louisa, 16, were planning to go to Syria to join the terrorist army, authorities told France 24. Other European teens that have run away to join ISIS have ended up dead, including some who were executed for trying to escape.
“One of the girls was already suspected of radicalization and was under surveillance,” a public prosecutor told reporters. “She had been placed in a group home and banned from leaving the country. On Saturday morning, we also enacted a travel ban on the second girl.”
Authorities moved quickly to circulate photos of the pair on Twitter after classmates in Annecy alerted authorities Friday evening. The classmates initially tried to stop the two at the Chambery train station, according to reports.
The circumstances of their return were not immediately clear, although their parents made a televison appeal to the girls to have them return home.
Israe’s mother Nadia told Le Parisien newspaper her daughter had tried to run away to Syria two years ago at age 13.
“It is not easy to break this cycle… she has been sucked in by it,” Nadia told the newspaper. “She wanted to go to Syria to help children and serve a good cause.”
French intelligence services say 81 French minors have left for Syria, including 51 girls. In December, a 16-year-old girl ran away from home to join ISIS, but was caught before she could leave the country. Weeks later, another girl who had been put into a de-radicalization program after plotting to bomb a synagogue was caught trying to flee.
In a case that made international headlines last year, three British high school girls went to Syria to become ISIS brides. They initially maintained some contact with family, and told of ending up in the ISIS stronghold of Raqqa. By July, two had been married to ISIS militants, but earlier this year, their families said they had lost contact with them.
In another highly publicized case, two Austrian teenagers dubbed "poster girls" for ISIS fled their homes for the caliphate in 2014. The teens, Samra Kesinovic and Sabina Selimovic, have both reportedly been killed. Selimovic was reportedly killed in fighting in December 2014, while Kesinovic was beaten to death for trying to escape, according to reports in Austria that cited a Tunisian woman who escaped from Raqqa.
At the time of their disappearance, the Austrian teens left a note for their families saying, "Don’t look for us. We will serve Allah and we will die for him."
COL Mikel J. Burroughs LTC Stephen C. LTC (Join to see) CW5 Charlie Poulton SGM David W. Carr LOM, DMSM MP SGT CSM Michael J. Uhlig SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL @SSG James J SSG James J. Palmer IV aka "JP4" @LTC John G LTC John Shaw SGT Forrest Stewart SGT John " Mac " McConnell SrA Christopher Wright
"wo French girls who ran away to be ISIS brides after becoming radicalized were saved from their deadly misadventure Sunday after classmates alerted police and touched off a national search.
The girls, identified as Israe, 15, and Louisa, 16, were planning to go to Syria to join the terrorist army, authorities told France 24. Other European teens that have run away to join ISIS have ended up dead, including some who were executed for trying to escape.
“One of the girls was already suspected of radicalization and was under surveillance,” a public prosecutor told reporters. “She had been placed in a group home and banned from leaving the country. On Saturday morning, we also enacted a travel ban on the second girl.”
Authorities moved quickly to circulate photos of the pair on Twitter after classmates in Annecy alerted authorities Friday evening. The classmates initially tried to stop the two at the Chambery train station, according to reports.
The circumstances of their return were not immediately clear, although their parents made a televison appeal to the girls to have them return home.
Israe’s mother Nadia told Le Parisien newspaper her daughter had tried to run away to Syria two years ago at age 13.
“It is not easy to break this cycle… she has been sucked in by it,” Nadia told the newspaper. “She wanted to go to Syria to help children and serve a good cause.”
French intelligence services say 81 French minors have left for Syria, including 51 girls. In December, a 16-year-old girl ran away from home to join ISIS, but was caught before she could leave the country. Weeks later, another girl who had been put into a de-radicalization program after plotting to bomb a synagogue was caught trying to flee.
In a case that made international headlines last year, three British high school girls went to Syria to become ISIS brides. They initially maintained some contact with family, and told of ending up in the ISIS stronghold of Raqqa. By July, two had been married to ISIS militants, but earlier this year, their families said they had lost contact with them.
In another highly publicized case, two Austrian teenagers dubbed "poster girls" for ISIS fled their homes for the caliphate in 2014. The teens, Samra Kesinovic and Sabina Selimovic, have both reportedly been killed. Selimovic was reportedly killed in fighting in December 2014, while Kesinovic was beaten to death for trying to escape, according to reports in Austria that cited a Tunisian woman who escaped from Raqqa.
At the time of their disappearance, the Austrian teens left a note for their families saying, "Don’t look for us. We will serve Allah and we will die for him."
COL Mikel J. Burroughs LTC Stephen C. LTC (Join to see) CW5 Charlie Poulton SGM David W. Carr LOM, DMSM MP SGT CSM Michael J. Uhlig SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL @SSG James J SSG James J. Palmer IV aka "JP4" @LTC John G LTC John Shaw SGT Forrest Stewart SGT John " Mac " McConnell SrA Christopher Wright
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Amazing how with all of the social media and news that tells people how these people are treated and killed, there are still people that want to go over there and be sucked into this lunacy.
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LTC Stephen F. The interesting part to me is not about the two teens who wanted to run away to Syria to join a terrorist organization or even that they were stopped from doing harm to themselves. The video attached and the man pictured here is Nicholas Henin, a former ISIL hostage. He describes that his experience as a captive is different than the image that the media displays about what ISIL is. He says he was held captive by Western Jihadist who rarely spoke Arabic, the primary languages used were English and French. He said he was a in a "group of western hostages held captive by western jihadi". He goes on to say that as long as Assad is in power in Syria ISIL will not be defeated because Assad is a recruiter for ISIL. This is definitely an interesting interview to watch.
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SSG Warren Swan SSG James J. Palmer IV aka "JP4" SGM David W. Carr LOM, DMSM MP SGT LTC (Join to see) SPC Andrew Griffin
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All I can say is WOW ! why would these girls want to run to certain death ? Thanks for posting LTC Stephen F.
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They think they are going to be around a lot of macho, dedicated and religious young men.
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