The Christian Post reports: “Children of ISIS terrorists in detention camps in northeast Syria have been observed making beheading gestures, shouting threats and taunting guards, raising fears of the Islamic State’s potential resurgence. This comes as Kurdish forces warn that the threat from the terror group is escalating inside and outside these camps amid the region’s ongoing instability.

The sprawling al Hol and Roj camps, housing over 55,000 detainees, are primarily home to women and children associated with ISIS. The children, many of whom have spent their entire lives in captivity, exhibit violent tendencies, mimicking the radicalized behavior of their parents, Sky News reports.

According to Syrian Democratic Forces commanders, the camps have become breeding grounds for the ‘next cubs of the caliphate’ as ISIS continues to exploit the power vacuum left in the wake of Bashar al Assad’s overthrow last year…”