schoolchildren by using secret internet messages featuring kittens.
Omar Hussain, who is a known ISIS recruiter working in Syria, has been posting sick online messages using images of cute cats.
The former security guard at Morrisons in High Wycombe is reportedly using an encrypted smartphone app to post his vile lectures.
Experts fear the messages could brainwash impressionable youngsters.
In one, he posted a picture of a tiny kitten inside an explosive belt with the words: “Come closer and I’ll blow the entire house down!”.
As reported by The Sunday Times, in another, a cat called Bint Lucy can be seen next to a hand grenade.
The 28-year-old’s vile messages also tell kids to hate all non-believers.
He writes: “So the ‘kind’ neighbour, the colleague at work, your boss your son’s school teacher, the postman, the bus driver the cashier at the supermarket, that random woman who takes her dog out for a walk every morning in the park - all such people must be hated.”
A chilling new map has revealed that ISIS could be planning attacks in the shape of a gigantic crucifix on Europe.
War experts have plotted where the sick extremists have attacked - as well as where the threat levels are highest.
The finding has sparked theories that the group could be trying to bring about the coming of the Anti-Christ or making reference to a holy war .
Both the Old Testament of the Bible and the Koran refer to an evil being appearing at the end of the world.
ISIS believe this is imminent and experts have told how it is likely they will ramp up their efforts to hit Europe with more Paris-style attacks .
The Institute for the Study of War (ISW), who produced the attack map, say Britain could be a target.
The twisted terrorists have recently released videos pinpointing Rome as the spot for the last battle against "crusaders".
The footage has sparked fears over the Pope's safety, and it has emerged he will be giving his Christmas address this year in a bullet proof vest.
Fuelling fears further over the chances of a holy war centring on Rome, ISIS have written similar articles in their propaganda rag, Dabiq.
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