RESPECT: 16000 Kurdish WOMEN stayed behind to fight ISIS, While millions of fighting age Syrian/Iraqi men fled to EU

RESPECT: 16000 Kurdish WOMEN stayed behind to fight ISIS, While millions of fighting age Syrian/Iraqi men fled to EU pic.twitter.com/SsWK84oUth

— Israel News Flash (@ILNewsFlash) November 30, 2015

Kurdish woman fighter (YPJ) in northeast Syria

#Kurdish woman fighter (YPJ) destroys #IS modesty instructions for women in al-Hol, northeast Syria via @ichbinaIIah pic.twitter.com/UbQPru6SG4

— IrmakYenisehirlioglu (@Irmak_Ye) November 14, 2015

Not your typical peshmerga fighter: The female Kurdish pop star with assault rifle rings who inspires troops with her songs about destroying ISIS

Kurdish pop star inspires peshmerga troops with her songs about killing ISIS http://t.co/iwABFlpbhE pic.twitter.com/iRGmkVXc53

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) June 14, 2015

...her latest track for which she has received the most attention, and won the attentions of Kurdish fighters in the Middle East.

Entitled Revolution, it was filmed in an abandoned town near Mosul in Iraq, just a mile from where ISIS fighters were clashing with Kurdish forces.

In the song she talks about winning the war against the fundamentalist terrorists in order to bring peace to the Middle East....

Paraded in cages 'to be burned alive' like Jordanian pilot: ISIS releases video claiming to show 17 Kurdish fighters in humiliating procession through Iraqi city

◼ Just as Lt. al-Kaseasbeh was burned alive on camera, IS are planning to do the same with their latest prisoners, according to posts on social media. - Daily Mail

‘Ride or Die': ISIS Terrorists Have Motivated A Biker Gang to Take Action Against the Global Scourge

◼ “No Surrender” is a biker gang out of the Netherlands. And for some of its members, the world’s response to ISIS’ brutality isn’t good enough. - IJ Review

Wanting to be a force for good, three members of “No Surrender” have joined the Kurds in the fight against ISIS.

ISIS beheads three women

◼ ISIS behead five Kurdish fighters, including three women, whose severed heads are then shared online by terror fanatics - Daily Mail UK

Images posted on social media networks show women's heads placed on a cement block, said to be in the northern Syrian city of Jarablous, which is held by militants.

Women fight alongside men in the Kurdish People's Protection Units, known as the YPG, which is the official armed wing of the main Kurdish political group in Syria.

Kurdish forces have been locked in fierce clashes with Islamic State militants in and around Kobani since the extremist group launched an assault in mid-September.

The fighting has created one of the single largest exoduses in Syria's civil war, with more than 160,000 people fleeing into Turkey, UN humanitarian chief Valerie Amos said yesterday.