An Islamic State-run campaign targeting women has released its second recipe online, explaining how to keep jihadists happy and fulfilled by making pancakes after a day of fighting.Al-Zawra is an online propaganda campaign that was launched in October. It aims to convert women to the cause of the Islamic State (IS, ISIS) by defining their role in day-to-day jihadist life.
The campaign embraces various media platforms including Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube to get its message across.
ISIS is presenting the campaign as an institute for women, designed toprepare sisters for the battlefields for jihadand to support Islamic State fighters, Vocativ cited the groups mission statement as saying.
The latest update from Al-Zawrapublisheda step-by-step method of preparing jihadist-style pancakes. The precise instructions are accompanied by pictures.
The ingredients include: one egg, four tablespoons of sugar, one tablespoon of oil, 4 teaspoons of salt, one cup of milk, and one cup of flour.
The recipe is quite strict in terms of how to serve the dish, specifying that it goes with honey and can be eaten for breakfast or dinner.
Earlier in November, Al-Zawra published its firstever recipe for women attending to jihadist men who are fighting in Syria and Iraq: balls of date mush.
Aside from publishing recipes, the campaign teaches women how to sew and stay fit. It also urges the importance of cooking.You are going to cook for Allahs soldiers,Al-Zawra said.
The campaign has proved somewhat successful. In October, the FBI confirmed that three American teenage girls had allegedly attempted to travel to Syria to join the Islamic State. They were discovered in Frankfurt, Germany after their parents reported them missing.
FBI Denver Division is aware of the situation and assisted with bringing the individuals back to Denver,the International Business Times quoted a spokeswoman for the FBI, Suzie Payne, as saying.The juveniles are safe and reunited with their families.
By RT
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