IS mutilate and kill mum in broad daylight for breastfeeding in public

 ISIS monsters mutilated and murdered an innocent
mum who was breastfeeding her son under a tree.
Women-only group the Al-Khansaa Brigade meted out the
horrific punishment on the streets of Raqqa, Syria.
The mother had tucked her son under her black burqa to
shield him from public view, only to be spotted by members
of the murderous group.
Aisha, a former Raqqa resident living in southern Turkey
told the Sunday Times: “An [IS] policewoman took the baby,
gave it to another woman, and then killed the mother.”
Pro-IS social media sites later claimed the mother had
violated public decency, and revealed she was mutilated
before she was killed.
Created about 18 months ago, the Al-Khansaa brigade
includes women from North Africa, Gulf Arabs, Iraqis,
Chechens, and western Europeans.
Up to 60 British women are thought to have joined the
psychotic group, with 20-year-old Glaswegian Aqsa
Mahmood understood to be a key member.
The all-female brigade appear to be particularly ruthless
towards mums.
Widow Um Hamid, 50, said she had been told to give her
youngest daughters in marriage as a fee for food rations but
instead she chose to go hungry.

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