British Video Aimed at Stopping Radicalized Women's Trips to Syria

British authorities have released a video aimed at potentially radicalized Muslim women in Britain to try to counter propaganda from the Islamic State group. Release of the video followed several cases of Muslim women leaving to join Islamic State in Syria, often taking their families with them. The video features a young boy with a British accent who calls on followers to "kill the nonbelievers." The boy was recognized by his grandfather in London, Sunday Dare — whose...

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