Dozens of women and children kidnapped in Syria by Daesh

Thirty-six women and children were kidnapped by the self-proclaimed Islamic State (Daesh) last week in Suez province, southern Syria, and 30 are still abducted by jiadistas, an organization non-governmental

Women and children belong to the Druze community, the majority in the province, and were kidnapped in attacks coordinated by jiadistas launched last week and which killed more than 250 people, according to the report. Syrian Observatory of Human Rights. The NGO quotes a local website, Sueida24, according to which the abducted group is made up of 20 women and 16 children, but specifies that only 30 women and children remain in the hands of extremists.

"Four women were able to flee and two," said the director of the Observatory, Rami Abdel Rahman.

According to Sueida24, all the hostages were abducted in the

So far, Daesh has not mentioned this embezzlement on its usual communication platforms, and it is not clear yet whether negotiations are in progress to secure the release of hostages

The attacks launched last Wednesday by jiadists in this province have been the most intense in Sueida since the beginning of the conflict in Syria in 2011.

In addition to suicide bombings, extremists killed dozens of civilians in their own homes, in coordinated assaults in various villages and towns.