Isis: The British Women Supporters Unveiled delves into the lives of British women who have been radicalized by the terrorist organization, Islamic State (ISIS). Through in-depth investigative journalism and interviews with former ISIS members, the book sheds light on the personal stories, motivations, and journeys of these women, seeking to understand why they were drawn to such an extremist ideology. The author explores the role of social media, online propaganda, and personal circumstances in shaping their radicalization, while also examining the strategies employed by ISIS to target and recruit women. The book aims to provide a nuanced understanding of the complex motivations behind female extremism and to unravel the factors that contribute to their radicalization.
