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Hello!

Hello!

I can't hear you.

Hello!

Hello!

Mahmud?

On behalf of the Syrian Democratic Forces.

On behalf of all the men and women who have fought for us

and all our allies

that fought by our side

we are announcing today that "ISIS" Daesh has been defeated in Syria.

This means that Daesh has been forced out of the last besieged city, Baghuz.

Hi!

We are from the Yazidi Home Center. My name is Mahmud.

-Please come with me. -OK.

Who is the girl with you?

She is a Yazidi who was previously kidnapped by Daesh.

She is our new infiltrator.

She will join our other infiltrator girls here in the camp.

OK, write her name here.

Please, take good care of her now, OK?

Yes, of course.

She has to get to know people well in the camp.

And create good trust.

You can take her phone number so you can call each other.

Let's go now. Come on.

-Right or left? -Right.

-Could Daesh be armed here? -Yes.

-Be careful, everyone. -OK.

If they know we are Yazidis, they will attack us directly.

Let's go.

Please, be very careful. And pay attention.

She's hidden somewhere in the camp.

-Have they sent her voice message now? -Yes.

Let's hear what she says.

It was in August 2014.

Daesh kidnapped me.

They said, "You're not Muslim".

"You will now be a Sabaya for the rest of your life."

She was just a child when she was raped.

12 years old and a Sabaya.

Hello! Al-salam o alaikum.

Hi.

How's it going?

Hello?

Hello?

No reception.

-Yours or hers? -Mine.

Hurry!

Make sure no one gets away. Secure all exits.

Did you find anyone in there?

No.

They must have known we were coming.

Look for evidence in the tent.

-These are their cell phones. -What?

They probably sold her again.

-No luck? -No.

-How come? -There was no one there.

-Let's drive back. -Nothing more here?

Let's go.

-Hello, comrades. -Go ahead.

Thank you.

-Mahmud, did you call the infiltrators? -No, I'll call them later.

There.

This picture was taken at home.

Yes, it's an old picture.

-Do we only have that picture of her? -Yes.

All of these are Sabaya.

They should be in the Al-Hol camp. If they are alive.

Hello!

Hello. Al-salam o alaikum.

Hello!

She has poor reception.

This girl...

Daesh killed her father and brother in front of her eyes.

Then they took her as a Sabaya.

Our daughter was just a little girl.

God knows we are so thankful for every girl that you rescue.

She is just a child. I hope she will not be raised by them.

I hope that you will find her.

Not much more we can do.

Mom, please! I want to go to the wedding too.

-Mom! -Where are your clothes?

-Mahmud, are you going to the wedding? -No.

Who is going to take Shadi there?

-I can't. -What are you going to do?

Maybe Shadi can go with his brother.

Suleyman? Can Shadi come with you?

You'll have to choose between going to the store or to the wedding.

Do you want to go to the store?

We can buy Coke, cookies and all that.

-Much more fun than the wedding. -OK.

We need water for the house. Don't get any other ideas.

-We haven't seen you in three days. -I know, I know...

Stop saying you know. I need to get this done.

I just need to know if she is alive or if they have killed her.

Our neighbor Ahmed is home all the time.

And Elias is always home too.

You are always in such a rush to leave.

Hi, where are you?

Who is it this time?

Tell me.

Oh God...

-Siham? Can I have a cup of coffee? -Get it yourself.

-Dad! -Yes?

Will you take me to the store?

Shadi, leave him alone.

Store, now!

-Do you have your gun ready? -Yes.

I think I recognize him from the Al-Hol camp.

I have a strong feeling it's him.

He drove past us.

This road is...

Like driving on fire.

The way there and back is like that.

It's really hard.

Thousands of Yazidi women and girls are still missing.

They're hiding them there.

We are in direct contact with the Syrian Democratic Forces here.

As the Yazidi Home Center in Syria, we have become responsible for these Yazidis.

We have Daesh from Morocco, Tunisia, Russia, Chechnya, France, Somalia...

58 countries gathered here.

Sometimes I say "I'm more powerful than Trump".

"I'm the leader of 58 countries".

They kill everyone who is against Daesh.

Here is a man who was stabbed 16 times in the stomach

and 14 times in the throat.

This woman was hit in the head and then thrown into the gutter.

The greatest danger is when things are calm.

Was Daesh going to blast the entrance to the camp?

Yes, they still might. Until we find the car with explosives.

Be careful.

OK? I'll wait for you here.

OK.

Let them go first.

-The infiltrator knows the place. -OK.

-We're not doing anything illegal, are we? -No, I have all the necessary permits.

-They're afraid. -No...

Of course they're scared.

Here is her latest picture.

Hidden by Daesh.

Her name is Leila.

It is important for us Yazidis that

these girls come back to their families.

We want them to come back to their origin, religion and culture.

Comrades?

My female comrades?

Comrades?

Come. Where is it?

Come, come!

Get in, quickly.

Which tent?

There is no one here.

-This is not it. -Where, then?

Where is she?

Go check for yourself.

-Where is the girl who was here? -How should I know?!

-Come, let's go. -You can check before you go.

Guard the entrance.

Who is guarding the entrance?

No one? That's not OK.

We have to leave now.

I need to know which tent!

-Which tent is it? -She says that one.

The other one? There?

Which one?

OK! Not the first one, the one after.

The next one?

Then this must be it.

The older woman is hiding the girl. We know.

OK! We have to search thoroughly.

Go back in.

Hurry, hurry.

Look everywhere.

-Was she in this tent? -I swear to God, I have no idea.

-You know very well. -No, I swear.

-Are you sure? -I swear on this night and on the Koran.

I don't know the person you are looking for, I swear.

-OK... we will find out soon. -What?

Mahmud! Come.

-How do we find the Yazidi girl? -Just wait.

-They just brought her here. -Where did they take her?

-Is that her? -Yes!

-Hold her by the hand. -OK.

I'm sure it's her!

Why are you taking her? Why?

You know very well why!

You can't do this. Please don't take her.

Come. Don't be afraid.

Most people around here were with Daesh before.

-Take the shortcut. -That one is hell.

-It's faster. -It's the same hell.

Please don't be afraid. We will take you to your family.

Thank you, thank you...

Keep an eye on that car.

Hello!

We're on our way home and she's with us.

Yes, she's with us.

-Oh, they are following us. -What?

Yeah, they want us to stop. We'll see.

Let's try to get away before we are forced to attack.

The whole area is Daesh.

This might be tough.

-Yes, it can be dangerous. -I know, but we are already dead.

They are honking at us.

They're targeting our car. They know.

They're shooting at us.

If they catch up with us they'll kill us.

Don't shoot now, OK?!

Let's not blow our cover. Stick to the plan.

This is taking too long. I just have to...

They changed direction.

They're not following us anymore.

Thank God!

Please, don't let them take me again. I can't take anymore.

Please calm down...please.

We're finally home.

They were always beating me.

Calm down and breathe.

Welcome to our home.

You can take these clothes off now.

You are safe now. No one is going to hurt you.

You don't have to cry anymore.

Take off these clothes.

Oh dear... Are you still crying?

Suleyman! Son, start the generator.

We have no oil to refill.

Please, come with me. I will help you.

-Siham, where is the garlic? -I already put it in.

-I didn't put it in! -I did.

-Is Leila awake? -No, not yet.

-Let it come to a boil first. -OK.

We were happy in our previous lives.

Even though we were poor. We were happy.

Then they came and killed all the men.

They took us women to the city of Mosul.

I can't...

...take any more.

Haven't you eaten breakfast yet?

You have to eat something.

I hate this world. Everything is black.

Five years in captivity and now I'm here alone.

Without my family.

I had a mother, a father, brothers and sisters.

Let me know if you need any help.

Try to get hold of her today. Tell her to call Mahmud.

You have my number. I'm really grateful to you.

Wake up. Sit. Eat. Sleep.

My head is exploding with all these thoughts.

Soon you will hear I committed suicide.

I will die like the rest of my family, my brothers, my father.

Right!

Right?

The smugglers are always in contact with each other.

It's exactly like mafia business.

Want to know the truth?

The smuggler bought the girls from another smuggler.

Her child has a Daesh father.

When Daesh kidnapped her she was not of legal age.

We need a plan for these girls.

Why is there no reception again?!

Just so you know... Things are a bit tense right now.

In that case, I'll call you there.

-Good. -Talk to you later.

-What time is it? -04:30.

The smugglers have hidden them.

To sell them and make money.

It's three girls. We have to get all of them.

Daesh kidnapped them from Sinjar when they were 12-13 years old.

Five years ago. They should be 17-18 years old by now.

Take the back, quickly.

-I'm wearing the wrong clothes. -Stop!

-Where are you hiding the girls? -She will have to change her clothes.

Comrades! Get her. She knows the girls.

What's going on?!

-I just moved here. -Don't lie to me!

I teach at this school. Ask the principal.

Tell me where the girls are and I will let you go.

-Who? I don't know anyone. -We ended up at your tent.

It wasn't by chance.

-I told you, I just moved here... -That's not true!

Look at me.

Get out of my sight! Do you hear me?!

-Do we have the Yazidi? -Yes, here she is.

-I don't have my weapon. -Don't worry, I'm armed.

Let her look at everyone's face.

One by one.

Take those we have seen outside.

No.

Out.

Show me your face.

Out.

-Anything there? -No, it's quiet outside.

Stop. Show me your face.

Show me.

More!

It's not her.

-Out. -Take everyone we have seen outside.

Show me your face.

All the way!

No...

Show me your face.

OK, we've got her. It's her.

OK, get her out.

-Should I take her out? -Wait!

-Where is the child? -Her son has a Daesh father.

Where is your son?

Please, take a seat.

Do you know that woman? Was it she who hid you?

She will lie to you. Don't believe what she says.

That woman is hiding several Yazidi girls.

-Let's be honest, OK? -Yes.

You are hiding Yazidi women and children in the camp.

-You are hiding and selling them. -Selling them?!

I swear on everything greater than God!

I haven't done anything and I don't know any Yazidis.

She lied to us and said, "I will treat you like my daughters."

We prayed with them and read the Koran.

So they wouldn't hurt us. But they beat us anyway.

How can I explain...

They beat us with a broom stick so it broke.

All the time.

She said: "Higher orders. You are going to be married now."

Good luck.

Please come. Why are you scared? Show her your face.

-You are coming with me to the village. -I know, but...

Do not be afraid of her anymore. She can't do anything.

Let's see if you recognize this girl.

-Do you? -No!

-Of course you do. -No, I don't.

Believe me, I don't know any Yazidi girls.

I know for sure it's you.

I know who you are and I'm not afraid of you anymore.

She needs four witnesses.

I used to be a lawyer.

So she needs four witnesses.

This is not a trial where you can demand things.

She says she knows you very well.

She knows you.

-One of us three is lying. -She is.

-I swear to God. -Stop swearing!

Why are you playing games?

I know you, so stop lying!

Are you completely sure?

I know her well. She lies all the time.

Come with me.

OK! Let the security police take her.

Daesh have scared them by saying, "Your families will kill you."

I told them that their families can't wait to see them.

And that they would never hurt them.

They kidnapped us and took us to the city of Mosul.

There I was forced into marriage for the first time. Me and 61 others.

Only young girls.

Then they brought us from Mosul to Raqqa in Syria.

There they gave us to different men.

They feel that the Yazidi religion is an unfaithful religion.

And therefore, all Yazidi girls should become Sabaya.

A Sabaya that will clean their house and be their slave.

One who they can use themselves or sell to others when they want to.

There Abdulrahman chose me.

He forced me to marry him.

After a year he died in the war.

Then they transferred me to a house with Daesh women.

To sell me to another man.

I was watched all the time, my whole life was controlled.

As a young girl...

I was completely broken inside.

Where are you, Shadi?

Shadi?!

What do you want?

Here I am.

-Can you help? -Yes.

Or tell Mahmud to help me.

Take these first.

-Did you buy lemons? -Yes, here.

I was home when Daesh came and said, "Come with us!"

I refused to go with them. They aimed their weapons at me.

I said, "Kill me now, I'm not coming with you."

They took me by force.

The Daesh military is down today. But their mentality is the same as then.

How can God let this happen?

They came from all around the world.

They exploited our Yazidi girls. They all did.

Everything is black!

Little girls forced to wear these clothes.

Let it burn. There, there.

You made our girls your sex slaves, right?

Watch out!

Don't go too close, Shadi!

These black clothes.

Let it burn completely.

There.

Come, Shadi. That's enough.

Go away! Disappear!

I hope God will eliminate these clothes.

I really hope so.

Hi Mahmud! I hope everything is OK.

Did you find out anything about her?

Have you looked?

Do you know what her Daesh name is?

Not her real Sinjar name.

That name could be helpful.

The Yazidis from Sinjar...

In all the areas that Daesh conquered

and those Daesh has left

there are Yazidi girls. Hidden.

They hide them so they can keep them.

I know it's late and that you might be sleeping.

Please send me a voice message. I need to know.

Hi! Good evening. Hope you are doing well.

Thank you for the picture you sent. We will look for her.

Do you know when the girls will be sent across the border from Syria?

We will send the girls home to Sinjar any day now.

We are waiting for information from the other side.

Let's see which girls are left to make it easier for us.

We just need to know their location and who they are.

Where they are now.

-You know what? -Mm?

The situation has changed in the Al-Hol camp.

How?

You know the smugglers?

There was one group in the camp, one outside and one in Iraq.

Those three have now joined forces.

They want to take the girls together and sell them to others.

There are always problems and they never end.

That's the way it is.

It will be OK.

-They've killed her. -There is no evidence.

Her! Salma is in Idlib.

Until six months ago, she was in contact with her sister.

She was going out, but was arrested instead.

Since then there has been no contact.

One picture before and one after Daesh kidnapped her.

Such a difference.

-You know what? -What?

Come look at this.

This girl also had her picture taken here.

In the same place.

-12 and 14 years old. -Both are Sabaya.

They are all Sabaya.

Daesh calls it marriage but it's pure rape.

A Daesh leader took them.

We have 15,000 Daesh captives. Choose a few that you'd like to talk to.

You have 30 minutes.

I hope they will give me some information.

Most of them have had at least one or two Yazidi girls.

But don't expect to hear the truth from them.

Allahu Akbar.

You have 20 minutes left.

Please go inside.

-How many years were you Daesh? -Five.

Did you see Yazidi girls from Sinjar there?

No, but I heard a lot about them.

-Were you married when you were Daesh? -Yes.

The ones from Iraq are over there.

Anyone from Iraq here?

Do you know of any Yazidi Kurds that were sold as sex slaves by Daesh?

-Yes, many. -Many?

-Were you married? -Yes, I was.

-How many wives did you have? -Two.

The first one was my cousin and the other one was a Kurd.

Was your wife a Yazidi from Sinjar?

I don't know, but she was a Kurd and I took her.

Do you know if she was Yazidi?

-Only God knows. -God knows? OK.

-Where are your wives now? -The first is in Iraq, the other is here.

-Where? -In the camp.

-Your other wife is in the Al-Hol camp? -Yes.

-Was she a Sabaya with you? -Yes.

OK...

-Which means that she was Yazidi? -Yes, I know.

You call Yazidi Kurds Sabaya.

We got good information at the prison.

Now we know that the girl's real name is Dilsoz.

Daesh changed her name to Khadija and also Ahzrah.

-Hello? -Hi, good evening.

If I come to the camp now, do you know exactly which tent?

No, first I want to be sure it's her.

That Yazidi girl is in a tent together with an Iraqi woman.

I want to see her with my own eyes. Before you come.

OK, I understand.

Here at the Yazidi Home Center, we have tried everything.

Whichever way we turn there are problems.

Trust me. We will find them and rescue them.

Mahmud, honestly... You are taking too many risks.

Just now, three times.

Three times!

Can't be more clear than that.

It's not a big deal. I just went there and asked some questions.

-What's going on? -Oh! No no no!

They are burning our village. The houses will burn too.

That's how it is.

Daesh!

Expect only the worst from them.

Come, so you don't get burned.

This was our only source of income.

Hey you! Where is that fire truck?

-Which one? -Didn't it come yet?

It had technical problems. It went back.

Even if they come... What can they do?

Hello!

From now on I want you all to be extra attentive.

Always have your weapons ready. Daesh can attack again at any time.

Two people saw them.

They were Daesh smugglers. The ones that escaped from the Al-Hol camp.

They set the fire.

Could be, but...

They could have come from Idlib.

Tomorrow is a new day. And we are going there again.

May the Lord bless you and protect you.

There is a risk that Daesh regroups in there again.

The Al-Hol camp is now considered the most dangerous in the Middle East.

Right now there is an attack happening in the camp.

One of the security police has been killed and seven have been wounded.

-Hello! Al-salam o alaikum. -Hi!

I sent you a text but never got an answer.

You have to look really hard for this Yazidi girl.

I have talked to all my contacts here.

There's no one by that name in the camp. You must have the wrong name.

We have no time. Search everywhere.

And delete all the texts. Let no one see them.

-I'll do my best. -OK, see you.

Every awful one is with Daesh.

"The Islamic State forever." That is what they say.

Hello! I'm outside the restaurant.

I'm wearing black sunglasses.

OK.

Hi, welcome! Good morning.

-Are you Dilsoz? -Yes.

Come, let's go.

Come, let's go to the car.

Come, please. Don't be afraid.

Daesh feel they have the right to use Sabaya girls as personal slaves.

To rape them and sell them.

Many of the girls commit suicide.

To escape the hell they've been in.

Mom, is Leila leaving soon?

How are these girls supposed to have a life when they return home?

They've lost everything.

Stay in our home. Please!

You'll like it.

OK? Please...

Come look.

-Do you need help? -Yes.

At home in Iraq we caught two rats this way.

-Watch your head. -Don't put your hands in the glue.

Push it carefully against the wall.

-A little more. -It won't go farther than that.

There. Come.

I wish you could stay home for a day. You never do.

May the Lord bless you.

OK, see you there. I'm on my way.

I just don't want anyone to suspect anything.

It's OK. This is our job.

-There they are! -This family?

Here she is. Her name is Mitra.

She is about seven years old.

-Who is in there? -Just an older man.

You didn't find the girl? Come, look here.

-Where are the girls you had with you? -No one was with me. I swear.

Come on! Come with us.

You'll stay with us until you've told the truth.

Don't be afraid.

Get in the car, quickly.

-Wasn't she with you in the tent? -No, I promise.

Who was the man in your tent?

-He is my uncle. -OK.

I saw him watching porn on his cell phone.

He turned it off when we came in.

-The Islamic State forever! -Better if you don't say anything.

You have small children. Don't waste our time.

-The most important thing is not to lie. -I'm not lying.

-Be honest. -OK.

Listen, one of the girls you have is from Sinjar.

She is a Sabaya from Sinjar. Now, tell me the truth.

We have the right information.

A Sabaya! No more discussion.

-Where did you hide her? -In camp district two.

Where?

District two.

-So she was kidnapped from Sinjar? -Yes.

Is this her?

-Do you recognize her? -Yes.

Go inside and look, fast!

-No one here. -No?

Let's go back.

How did they get away?

Go directly to the tent. Quickly.

-Here is the tent. -OK.

-Is that her? -Yes.

It's Mitra.

She's just a child and a Sabaya.

Don't be afraid, my darling. Why are you crying?

Don't cry! It's over now.

Mitra. Go inside and sleep, my darling.

Come on.

The others are sleeping already.

Yes, they are sleeping.

Mitra! Come here.

Who combed your hair in the Al-Hol camp?

-Who? -"Mommy" Fatima.

I want one of you to stay with me.

I know you don't want to sleep, but we have to. It's 11 pm.

Give me a kiss before I go.

Do you understand anything of what I'm saying in Kurdish?

It is harder for us during the day. Night is better.

Everyone knows everyone. They will switch tents.

Are the areas around the camp dangerous?

The whole area is dangerous. But the villages around the camp are the worst.

Aren't you afraid of the Turks threatening to attack?

Turkey is threatening all the time.

They are talking about creating a safe zone here.

So far it has been OK. But it's more serious this time.

Are you still awake?

I don't know what to do. There is no reception.

From the security cameras at the Hassake prison

we have seen car bomb explosions outside the prison.

The prison has more than 15,000 Daesh prisoners,

including many very dangerous Daesh warriors.

Five of the most dangerous Daesh men escaped.

According to the Syrian Democratic Forces,

this happened after Turkey first bombed another prison building

in the same city just a few days ago.

Wake up.

Go eat breakfast.

She was just a year old when they took her from Sinjar.

Her parents are still missing.

I hear that one of her brothers and one sister is still alive.

And an uncle.

But I haven't heard from any of them yet.

She doesn't speak any Kurdish. Just Arabic.

My brother's wife called me.

She asked, "When are you coming home?" I said, "Tomorrow".

She said, "Many of us want to see you". I said, "No, just you."

I don't want to see anyone else.

You will miss this place.

Then we will come back.

We have already been an inconvenience.

No, not at all.

-We should go before you throw us out. -Don't say that.

Sometimes we want you to stay longer until you feel better.

It has affected you a lot. Five years is a long time.

The invasion has begun, just a few minutes ago.

So far four people have been killed and four have been wounded.

The Turkish president Erdogan officially started an invasion

against the Kurdish forces in Syria.

After a go-ahead from US President Donald Trump.

It is the third car bomb today in Qamishli.

The third one was different.

It was planned down to the smallest detail.

The Syrian Democratic forces are struggling to control the Al-Hol camp.

It's because of the Daesh women's contact with Daesh's sleeper cells.

Daesh has threatened to attack and release everyone out of the camp.

This makes the camp a ticking time bomb

that can explode at any moment.

You know what?

I would like us to try to find Yazidi girls

outside the camp. The further away the better.

Somewhere safer for us.

Right now it's very dangerous to get the girls out of the camp.

Believe me. I don't know of anyone.

OK, I understand.

Let's hope for the best.

Yes.

That's right.

Yes, five girls will come from Sinjar today.

They will be our new infiltrators in the camp.

That's right.

Yes.

Yes, they will come from Sinjar.

Just tell them. They know.

Let me take a picture of you and your son.

Look here.

OK, pack his things and change his diaper.

-Say it in Arabic. -Pack his clothes, medicines and such.

This is just a temporary solution.

Until you have convinced your family.

Why do I have to?

I'm not the one who decides. You could bring him.

But they will not let you.

-Who? -In Sinjar.

Your family and everyone there.

-My child is innocent. -I know, but there's nothing we can do.

My heart is breaking!

My little boy. He doesn't understand.

He is the son of a Daesh man.

Daesh that killed my father, brother and others in my family.

My darling Leila. Give them my regards.

Please, we have to go.

Please, we are in a hurry.

When these girls cross the border

we will take the infiltrator girls back with us.

-Where are the infiltrator girls? -They're already in this car.

Other families may also come here.

-May God help you. -Thanks.

Excuse us, we have to go. Our infiltrators are here.

We have a long road ahead of us.

-We wish you all the best. -Thanks!

Our job here is done. We have to leave.

We're going to the Al-Hol camp right away. OK?

And try to get you into the camp.

We'll see.

Thank the Lord.

Hello?

Hi!

We're on our way to the Al-Hol camp.

Yes. Why do you ask?

What?

I don't know.

Is there something else I should know?

The problem is that I'm so tired I can't drive.

I have blisters under my feet from driving.

OK, talk to you later.

These girls were Sabaya with Daesh before.

We have to put them in Daesh clothes and send them in.

To hopefully save those still in the camp.

I was sold to 15 different men.

The first Daesh man that took me was Swedish.

He hit me and made a hole in my head.

Then I sat in their prison, before I was sold to someone from Syria.

And then one from Tunisia. He destroyed my teeth.

If you meet one of those men... Please, stay calm.

Have patience. OK?

If you meet any of them, you have to tell us.

So we don't blow our cover.

They want to know if we're looking for Yazidis.

If they see you... it's over.

Listen, you too.

There are people out there that want to expose you.

You must never remove your niqab and show your face.

Until you leave the camp.

Here are some of our infiltrators in the camp.

-Hi. -Hello!

Welcome. Please sit.

You can go put your clothes on now.

We should have done it before they came.

-Tell them to step to the side. -No, it's OK.

What's happening? What's going on?

-What is it? -They are shooting, right here.

What should we do? Daesh are shooting!

The security police will be here soon to tell us what to do.

So that we'll know.

-Did you bring your weapon? -Yes, it's in the car.

Better go get it.

-Should I get it? -Do you need it?

No, I thought maybe for us to have it here.

Don't go outside now. It's dangerous.

It's not good at all. The situation is getting worse.

But it will soon get better.

The security police are strong here. They will take care of it.

Please, start putting on your clothes.

Is this yours?

It's important to make them believe that you live in the camp.

-We are ready. -Okay.

I want you to enter the camp in complete secrecy.

Even if they suspect something...

...don't reveal any information.

Pray to God to help us save all the girls.

You can go now.

Please be really careful and watch out!

You have to be real Daesh.

Here is one.

-She's not Yazidi. -Yes she is! I'm absolutely sure.

She went in there.

She knows the location of two more women.

-This is the right tent. -Okay, hurry!