The newborn son of British ISIS bride Shamima Begum has died in Syria, the Kurdish Red Crescent confirmed to CNN
The newborn son of British ISIS bride Shamima Begum has died, the Kurdish Red Crescent confirmed to CNN.
Begum, who left east London to join ISIS in Syria when she was 15, made international headlines last month as she publicly pleaded with the UK government to be allowed to return. She was 19 when she gave birth to her baby, Jarrah, in a Syrian refugee camp in February.After the baby's health deteriorated on Thursday, medical staff from the Kurdish Red Crescent transferred the mother and baby from al-Hawl camp to the main hospital in al-Hasakah City in northern Syria.
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