THIS is the
head-cooking housewife and militia commander so feared by ISIS she has
even received personal death threats from the terror group’s leader.
Machete-wielding Wahida Mohamed has been battling ISIS in its various guises since 2004.
And her grim methods of disposing with enemies has the jihadists so fearful they have tried to assassinate her SIX times.
Among the 39-year-old’s means of terrifying ISIS fighters is
publishing pictures of her hoisting the heads of decapitated extremists
in the air.
Better known as Um Hanadi, she readily admits boiling the heads of her enemies.
She told CNN: “I fought them. I beheaded them. I cooked their heads, I burned their bodies.”
The gruesome bloodlust stems from the heartbreak she has suffered at
the hands of Islamic extremists ranging from al-Qaeda to ISIS since the
invasion of Iraq in 2003.
Her two husbands, father and three brother were all butchered by ISIS.
And Um Hanadi's revenge has been merciless.
Leading a brigade of 70 militia, she has driven ISIS from her Iraqi village armed with only Kalashnikovs.
Her successes and social media presence brought her to the attention of the terror group's top brass.
Seven times fundamentalists have tried to kill her using car bombs between 2006 and 2014 - and each time they have failed.
She even received personal death threats from the feared ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
Um Hanadi added: "I'm at the top of their most wanted list - even more than the Prime Minister."
Yet despite her head, arms and legs being littered with shrapnel, she refuses to stop the fight.
In a chilling reminder to her Islamist foes, she warns: "All that didn't stop me from fighting..."
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