ISIS has 31,000 pregnant women waiting to give birth to new killers

Last month Isa Dare, from south east London, was featured in a sick ISIS video appearing to blow up four alleged spies.

Boys are essentially conscripted into the Islamic State army at birth before being indoctrinated in school with a hateful version of Islam.

In a level of fanaticism that exceeds even Nazi Germany, lads are being numbed to violence, the anti-extremist Qulliam Foundation found.

Not that the so-called "Cubs of the Caliphate" choose to join its extreme version of Nazi's Hitler Youth.

They sign up out of sheer terror.

Within a short time, the brainwashed boys are turned into cold-blooded killers – with some wanting to be suicide bombers when they grow up.

ISIS routinely issues videos and images showing kid fighters and the indoctrination camps they are trained at.

Instead of learning about being a peaceful member of the community, they are instead learning strip, clean, handle and shoot powerful automatic rifles.

Classes are also been given in exploding bombs – and even engaging in hand-to-hand combat.

But girls, who are known as the "pearls of the caliphate", do not have to serve.

They are veiled, hidden, imprisoned in the home and taught to care for their husbands' needs and whims.

But instead of looking on at these doomed children with horror and disbelief, Nikita Malik, senior researcher at Quilliam, says they must be rescued before it is too late.

She said: "That 31,000 women are pregnant in the caliphate is very worrying indeed.

"This report fills the gap in research on children in Islamic State.

"It is imperative that the international community takes a proactive rather than a reactive approach when focusing on these children."

The report adds desensitisation to violence is likely to warp a whole generation forever.

Noman Benotman, President of Quilliam, said: "This is one of the gravest situations on earth.

"Children are the key to the future.

"Indoctrination in Islamic State begins at birth, and increases in schools and training camps.

"Children are instructed in a particular interpretation of shari’a, desensitised to violence, and learn specific skills to take up the banner of jihad."

(dailystar.co.uk)