Evil ISIS straps remote-controlled bomb to 4-YEAR-OLD boy which 'blows his organs apart'

But a week on and ISIS commanders thought they could take no chances with the boy surviving and blew him up.

Senior Iraqi officials said the child's father had been accused of taking part in an attack on its outposts a month ago that killed two ISIS gunmen.

The bomb which blew up the child was attached to him, and then detonated through a "remote-controlled device so his organs would be blown apart", according to Jabar el-Maamouri, from the Popular Mobilisation Forces in Iraq. 

Elsewhere in Iraq, an entire village in the Nineveh province is thought to have been wiped out by ISIS after its residents rebelled, Alsumaria News reports.

Mr El-Maamouri called on human rights organisations to "document the crimes of ISIS and to publicize the incident to the international community to condemn its funders and supporters with money and words”.

ISIS has controlled the Al-Shirqat district since June, 2014, and it is considered to be one of its strongholds.On the village wipe-out, a source said: "ISIS executed dozens of civilians including old people, women and children in the village of Al-Choud in area of Al-Keraya (85 km south of Nineveh).”

The ruthless brutality of ISIS lay bare the dangers facing four-year-old Isa Dare, the little boy thought to have featured in a sick propaganda video which depicted the execution of five men accused of spying for the UK.

Isa, dubbed Jihadi John junior, has been described by London mayor Boris Johnson as a victim of child abuse, after he was taken by mum Grace to Syria.

An older Brit jihadist, who addressed PM David Cameron in the video, has been named as Siddartha Dhar, from Walthamstow, who has been dubbed as the Del Boy of Terror 

(dailystar.co.uk)