Islamitc State terror group's how-to guidebook circulated online

Islamitc State terror group's how-to guidebook circulated online

A 50-page English guidebook titled "Hijrah to the Islamic State," shown in this undated photo, is currently circulated online, giving detailed advice to aspiring jihadists on how they can cross borders to enter Syria and what items they should bring. It remains unknown who has created the book. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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