15 Yezidi Kurds massacred in Jaddala village

15 Yezidi Kurds massacred in Jaddala village
ANF-BAHOZ AMED* - SINJAR 01.09.2014 11:00:00
It came out that ISIS gangs committed yet another massacre in Cidalê (Jaddala), one of the villages located in the skirts of the Sinjar mountains where a number of elderly people from the Yezidi community continue to remain despite the ongoing ISIS attacks for a month now, refusing to flee the gangs and choosing to “welcome the death” in their lands.



People in Jaddala were also targeted by the so-called Islamic State gangs who surrounded the village with a convoy of 80 vehicles and started an expansive attack on August 24.

It came out that 15 people aged over 60 were taken into the Sheik Mend tomb and annihilated inside the tomb which is a sacred site for the Yezidi community.

Images from the massacre in the village, south to the Mount Sinjar, reveals the dimension of the savagery perpetrated by inhuman ISIS gangs.

Slayer ISIS gangs who have mostly beheaded people so far have recently changed their tactic and started to implement a new form of savagery and crime against humanity by placing explosives on the head of elderly people and blowing them up.

The massacre in the Jaddala village has once again revealed that the U.S. announcement of August 14 that the siege was broken doesn't reflect the truth.