Every month a new batch of British Muslims leaves the country to risk their lives in Syria’s brutal civil war. For some, the hazardous journey is nothing more than an opportunity to alleviate the suffering of their co-religionists, after three years of bitter conflict that have now claimed an estimated 150,000 lives.
For others, particularly those who have been exposed to the extremist views of radical preachers teaching in British mosques, their purpose is not so benign.
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