KABARTO CAMP, Iraq – They made the captive children, malnourished and weak from hunger, fight over a single tomato. Then the Islamic State group militants told them, "In paradise, you'll be able to ...

KABARTO CAMP, Iraq – They made the captive children, weak from hunger, fight over a single tomato. Then the Islamic State militants told them that in paradise they could eat to their hearts delight, ...

Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Yazidi boys were starved and forced to fight over food by their Islamic State militant group (ISIS) captors who told them ...

Ten-year-old Akram Rasho Khalaf pauses as he talks about how he had been captured at the age of 7 and trained by Islamic State militants, at the Khabarto Camp for internally displaced people in Dahuk, ...

KABARTO CAMP, Iraq — They made the captive children, weak from hunger, fight over a single tomato. Then the Islamic State militants told them that in paradise they could eat to their hearts delight, ...

Akram Rasho Khalaf was only 7 when his town was overrun by the militants. His family tried to flee, but the militants opened fire and Akram suffered shrapnel and bullet wounds to his abdomen and hand.

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