Terror threat

Female ISIS Members’ Growing Presence On Social Media Urge Suicide Attacks

A group of Muslim female Islamic State (ISIS) “Jihad Janes” who’ve been in Syria off and on – including a prominent member believed to be Um Abdullatif, the widow of Australian fighter Mahmoud Abdullatif -- are part of an ISIS female brigade called "Al Khansaa” -- whose membership some counterterrorism officials believe could number in the hundreds -- have formed a clique of female ISIS members from English-speaking countries based in Raqqah -- the Islamic State's Syrian stronghold.