Kurdish Woman Leads 30K-Strong Offensive to Conquer ISIS in Their Capital
Leaders with the U.S.-backed Syria Democratic Forces give a press conference in Ain Issa in northern Syria on Nov. 6, 2016. (Arab 24 network, via AP)
Felat noted that "our male friends are used to this path and are not surprised by this anymore; they respect and support us." As far as their male enemies, ISIS fighters believe they won't be admitted into paradise if they're killed by a woman.
