A new picture has emerged showing a four-year-old British boy clutching a toy gun in front of the black flag of the ISIL terror group, which is wreaking havoc and destruction on Iraq and Syria.The photo was posted online by Umm Khattab, the 18-year-old British widow of an ISIL militant who was killed in Syria, British newspaper Daily Mail reported on Sunday.
The boy, who seems to be aged about four, is not likely to be Khatabs son. His mother is thought to be 22-year-old Khadijah Dare from Lewisham in south London, who has reportedly left the UK to join the Takfiri ISIL group and is married to a Swedish terrorist.
The newspaper noted that recent reports have said British extremists are offering teenage girls in the UK cash in a bid to encourage them to travel to Syria to marry the ISIL terrorists.
The ISIL militants control some parts of Syria and Iraq. They are engaged in crimes against humanity in the areas under their control and have terrorized and killed people of all communities, including Shias, Sunnis, Kurds, and Christians.
On December 18, the militants published pictures of the public beheading of a man they accused of being a sorcerer. The decapitation was carried out at a square in the Iraqi town of Nahyat al-Alam, located a few kilometers north of the city of Tikrit.
According to an October report by the UN Security Council, 15,000 foreigners have flocked to Syria and Iraq to fight alongside the ISIL or other terrorist groups.
British intelligence sources say there are around 500 British militants in the two countries.
By Press TV
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