This boy is featured in the latest Islamic State (ISIS) video, saying: “Go kill the disbelievers right over there” in English.
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He also said Isa hated living in Syria and had told him on the phone: “Grandad, come and get me”.
A little boy seen in a new Islamic State video which warned Britain of attacks in future may be the son of a female terrorist from east London, according to a media report.
Dare, who also uses the name Henry, said he recognised the lad the moment he saw him at the end of a video in which British IS terror suspect Siddhartha Dhar, dubbed Jihadi John II, ordered the execution of five men accused of being British spies.
He said he even took him to watch Arsenal play at the Emirates and the boy enjoyed a normal western upbringing in the first months of his life.
Minicab driver Sunday told the Telegraph: ‘I was surprised when I saw the picture.
The majority of the video footage, which has yet to be independently verified, features a masked man who insults prime minister David Cameron, labelling him “an imbecile” for launching air strikes in Syria, before killing a prisoner. He says, “We are going to go kill the kafir (non-believers) over there”. Since its release, the media in the United Kingdom have been trying to identify the masked man and it appears they may have tracked him down.
Dare said he recently spoke to his daughter “weeks ago, when she called me”. “I need my daughter and my grandchildren, I need them back”.
Grace Dare, 24, who attended a Roman Catholic school, changed her first name to Khadijah after she converted. “All of us, she’s let us down”.
“She loves church. She was the one who was dragging me: ‘Mum I found a good church again, ‘” Victoria had said. “It’s propaganda. They are in the video because they are being told what to do, under the influence of guns”.
In 2014, she posted a photograph on her personal Twitter account of her then four-year-old son Isa, meaning Jesus in Arabic, smiling with an AK-47 rifle.
She is standing next to the jihadi she Wednesday, Abu Bakr, after arriving in Syria, who is holding the boy.
“This child is a victim of child abuse and he is, as I understand it, a British national”, Boris Johnson said.
He said he had viewed part of the video, adding: “I think it is absolutely desperate tactics from an organisation that is clearly now on the back foot”.
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The Daily Mail pointed to the boy’s striking resemblance to a previously tweeted picture of Grace “Khadijah” Dare’s son. I am going to kill him myself.
