Syria, Islamic State terrorists behead another hostage
London (AsiaNews / Agencies) - State Islamic terrorists have
beheaded British hostage Alan Henning, who was abducted in Syria in December
2013 while carrying humanitarian aid to the population. The fundamentalists have
released a video of the murder, which the British government is trying to verify.
In the video, they announce that the American volunteer Peter Kassig will be "next".
The decapitation took place in the north of Syria.
Henning, a taxi driver from Salford, was 47 years old, with a wife and two
children. The kidnapping took place in the course of his fourth humanitarian
mission to the country wracked by war and terrorism. His beheading is the
fourth posted in a video online by Islamic terrorists: before him two American
journalists suffered the same fate - James Foley and Steven Sotloff - and another
British volunteer, David Haines. At the end of the Haines video, members of the
Islamic State threatened to behead Henning; at the end of this last movie, they
threaten Kassig.
In a statement, Peter Kassig's announcethat
their loved one "converted to Islam and is now called Abdul Rahman Kassig."
In addition, they call for "all the world" to "pray for his
release and for the release of all those innocent people detained by force in
the Middle East and the world".
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