ICC Note: In the latest publication by the Islamic State, Dabiq, their militant’s ‘online mouthpiece’ has urged its followers to finish the task and destroy Christianity. To Christians, they urged to break the cross before their impending destruction. The latest edition includes many disturbing images of beheading and other mutilations. All this comes in the wake of terrorist attacks in Europe which the militant group has praised as patriotic and the will of God.

08/03/2016 Iraq (Express): ISLAMIC State jihadis have urged followers of the twisted death cult to destroy “arrogant Christian disbelievers”, calling on Muslims to “pray for Allah’s curse to be upon the liars”.

The terrorists’ latest rambling propaganda magazine contains a warning for Christians and Jews that they will be crushed by ISIS.

The claims predicting the end for Christianity follow a string of attacks across Europe celebrated by the barbaric militia group.

Dabiq, the militants’ online mouthpiece, encourages Christians to “break the cross” before offering them two options: risk death in a “futile” war against ISIS or convert to Islam and “enter the Gardens of Paradise”.

The article states: “[Christians] have the option of trying to cling to the transient luxuries of this life, rejecting the truth in favour of either paying jizyah [tax] to the Islamic State or continuing to wage a futile war against it.

“Alternatively, they can heed the warning of Allah that the worldly life is not guaranteed even for those who pursue it at the expense of their salvation, and thus choose to embrace Islam, champion the truth, attain the mercy of their Lord, and enter the Gardens of Paradise.”

The latest edition of Dabiq – the 15th to be released by the group – contains several disturbing images of beheadings and stonings, as well as violent calls to arms against the US and its allies.

The authors also claim recent attacks in Western cities “make complete sense” as a punishment for insulting the prophet, burning the Koran and waging war against the so-called caliphate.

They write: “An act of senseless violence? One would think that the average Westerner, by now, would have abandoned the tired claim that the actions of the mujahidin – who have repeatedly stated their goals, intentions, and motivations – don’t make sense.

“The only thing senseless would be for there to be no violent, fierce retaliation in the first place!”

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