​​​​​​​Secretary-General of SFP about al-Hol camp: It constitutes fertile ground for ISIS

 On August 25, the Internal Security Forces, with the support of the Syrian Democratic Forces and the People's Protection Units and Women, launched the "Humanity and Security" campaign inside al-Hol camp, which includes tens of thousands of families of ISIS mercenaries.  On September 17, the campaign announced the arrest of 226 people, including 36 extremist women, who participated in murder and intimidation.

 Turkey supports ISIS logistically

 In this regard, our agency met the Secretary-General of the Future Syria Party, Siham Daoud, who began her speech by saying: "We salute the efforts of the Syrian Democratic Forces and the Internal Security Forces for this campaign, which came in the right place and time, as our areas are subjected to repeated threats by the Turkish occupation state with the aim of  bringing ISIS back into the region.

 She recalled the support provided by the Turkish occupation state to ISIS, "We must not forget the logistical support provided by the Turkish occupation state in the event that 5,000 ISIS mercenaries escaped from the Sinaa prison in Gweran, but the Syrian Democratic Forces managed to control the prison and eliminate Turkish plans by removing the mercenaries from it."

And she considered that the campaign was very necessary, "We witnessed in the past period how ISIS targeted citizens, especially women in al-Hol camp."

She spoke about the results of the campaign, "our forces found many weapons, underground tunnels, and brutal torture rooms."

 ISIS poses a threat to the whole world, not just north and east Syria

 She pointed to the danger of the "Hisbah apparatus" and "the Cubs of the Caliphate", in her talk about "training children at the age of eight and planting extremist ideology in their minds, through ISIS women, and the formation of the women's Hesbah that holds women accountable inside the camp, to spread ISIS's ideology in it."

 She also recalled the Autonomous Administration's call for the international community to assume its responsibility towards this camp;  "But this call was met with silence by the international community," she said, "the burden is heavy on the democratic Autonomous Administration since the fall of ISIS in Al-Baghouz and the formation of Al-Hol camp."

 She stressed the need for international powers to assume their duties and responsibilities towards "this camp, which constitutes a fertile ground for the return of ISIS and the dissemination of its ideology in al-Hol camp."

 She said: "Al-Hol camp poses a great danger to humanity and to all countries, not only to the north and east of Syria, and for that, international organizations and countries that have citizens joined to ISIS must take back their citizens and try them in their countries."

 Siham Daoud called on the coalition countries that were participating in the campaigns to eliminate ISIS to assume their responsibilities towards this dangerous camp.

 It also called on organizations concerned with women's rights and human rights to work according to its principles, rehabilitate women and children and save them from the extremist ideology of ISIS.

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