A Terrorism Ticking Time Bomb Brewing In The Middle East Could Lead To ‘ISIS 2.0’: Report – By Ryan Saavedra (Daily Wire) / July 22, 2022
National security experts are warning that camps in northern Syria that house the wives and children of ISIS fighters are a serious national security threat as those children are starting to turn into military-aged males who have been indoctrinated by their militant mothers and hardened by violence in the camps.
A recent report in The New York Times on Al Hol detention camp highlighted how the camp is becoming a breeding ground for terrorism for the tens of thousands of women and children of dead or captured ISIS fighters.
Out of the women and children at the camp, which constitute more than 90% of the camp, more than half are children under the age of 12.
The report said that the children are “surrounded by hard-line, militant women” and that many of them have to be transferred to wartime prisons for ISIS fighters because of how violent and radical they become. Experts are growing increasingly concerned that the camp is turning into a networking space for adolescents who are becoming terrorists.
