Inciting girls for Jihad
Tunisian student recruits girls to join extremists in Syria, Libya
A Tunisian College girl
Tunisia –Hayet al-Ghanimi
The Tunisian National Guard's units vowed to investigate in the issue of the network which inciting girls to travel to Syria and Libya for jihad.
In this regard, Tunisian security forces was arrested a young girl, newly graduated from a university, inciting girls to travel for Jihad.
According to the investigations, the terrorist girl declared allegiance to ISIS organization years ago, and her brother is in Syria to fight in the ranks of the extremists.
Investigations, with a group of girls who were being arrested recently in the city of Gabes, revealed that they tried to flee across the maritime border, and this girl is leading the network, and investigations are still ongoing to find out more details.
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