The kidnapped Yazidi children who don’t want to be rescued from ISIS
2019-06-14 00:00:00 - From: Iraq Oil Report
Liz Sly writes for The Washington Post:
Early last month, an informant offered a tip to one of the Yazidi leaders engaged in tracking down members of the minority faith who are still missing after being abducted by the Islamic State five years ago.
Two Yazidi girls, 14 and 11, were said to be living in a tent with a woman loyal to the Islamic State in the al-Hol camp in eastern Syria, where tens of thousands of Islamic State family members are being detained, said Mahmoud Rasho, the Yazidi leader.
They didn’t want to be rescued.
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