Video & Photos: A Syrian woman secretly filmed her life under ISIS + Frenchman Killed by ISIS Loyals in Video

A Syrian woman secretly filmed life under ISIS from February through April of this year, a French television station revealed this week. The video shows how people carry firearms for protection with the most everyday activities: A mother is shown with an AK-47 over her shoulder as she holds her child’s hand and they walk to a playground. A man is shown scolding the woman secrelty filming for not hiding her face sufficiently under her veil. At another point in the video, two women are shown in an Internet café talking to their relatives in France, insisting they are happy and will not leave Syria. France 2 TV says there are around 150 French women living with extremist groups in Syria.
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A video surfaced Wednesday that shows the beheading of kidnapped French mountain climber Herve Gourdel by Algerian militants who swear their loyalty to ISIS. The 55-year-old Nice native is shown kneeling in front of the militants ISIS who militants state they will be “closer to Allah by killing this filthy Frenchman in defense of Allah’s religion.” They then address ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi: “Here are your soldiers fighting those you fight and making peace with those you make peace with.” The video appears to be a copycat of ISIS beheading videos of Americans, such as James Foley and Steven Sotloff, and British aid worker David Haines.Before Gourdel’s death, the militant says he and his comrades will be “closer to Allah by killing this filthy Frenchman in defense of Allah’s religion," and then addresses ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, saying, “we are with you… here are your soldiers fighting those you fight and making peace with those you make peace with.”Hours after the video's release, French President Francois Hollande spoke at the United Nations General Assembly and said France is "going through a tragedy following an assassination of one of our compatriots.""But France will never give in to blackmail, to pressure, to barbaric acts," he said. "Quite to the contrary, France knows what is expected... The fight against terrorism will be pursued and accelerated as much as necessary with the respect for law."