ISIS women tried to burn an Indonesian with her children for demanding return to her country

Our correspondent from Al-Hol camp reported 45 km east of the Syrian city of Hasaka that a fire broke out in a tent in the sector of the so-called "migrants section" for the families of foreign ISIS mercenaries in the camp, causing the entire tent, equipment, clothing and furniture inside it to be burned without any losses or human injuries.

Our correspondent pointed out that the burned tent belongs to a woman with Indonesian citizenship known as "A, M", where she and her children were able to get out of the tent when the fire broke out and survived the fire.

Based on information from security sources about the incident, obtained by a reporter of Hawar Agency, said that the burning operation was contrived according to the testimonies of some of the residents of the camp, and that the perpetrators are some ISIS women who are visiting the tent of the Indonesian woman, and the source indicated that what is known as "Al-Hasba" groups in the camp, they were the ones who embarked on the burning process, after the Indonesian government clarified through the media its desire to return to its homes and abandon ISIS thought.

The crimes of extremist ISIS mercenaries against other women continue to try to get rid of the extremist ISIS mentality in Al-Hol camp, in an attempt to revive ISIS thought, control the thoughts of the camp residents, and limit some of them retreating from ISIS ideology, especially after ISIS mercenaries lost military control on their last strongholds on Syrian soil, in March last year.

Al-Hol camp is the largest camp in the Autonomous Administration in north and east Syria, and it is inhabited by more than 68 thousand people, among them displaced Syrians and Iraqi refugees, in addition to women and children of ISIS mercenaries, and is considered the most dangerous among the camps of the world, as a result of the presence of more than 40 thousand wives and children of ISIS mercenaries.
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