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'''Kayla Jean Mueller''' (August 14, 1988 – February 6, 2015) was an American human rights activist and humanitarian aid worker and hero from Prescott, [[Arizona]]. Kayle Mueller known as devout Christian who help many refugees around. In 2013 she was captured by islamic terrorist organization of [[ISIS]] in [[Syria]] under [[Obama]] and [[Biden]] watch. She was captured with another American citizens like James Folley, Steven Sottloff and Peter Kassig. ISIS tried to make deal to release her, but administration refused any kind of deal, and they didn't bother themself to release her by anyway. After capturing her, ISIS tried to promote that she convert to Islam to the other hostages, but Kayla bravely deny that in front them and in front of ISIS executioner Jihadi John.<ref>https://abcnews.go.com/International/kayla-mueller-captivity-courage-selflessness-defended-christian-faith/story?id=41626763</ref> Her family tried to release her, but they failed. [[Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi|Al Baghdadi]] leader of ISIS raped her and captured her in his house. In February 6, 2015 ISIS declared that she killed by Jordanian air strike near Raqqah. However there is dispute that she was killed by order of Baghdadi after helping many Yezidi girls to flee from him.<ref>[https://premierchristian.news/en/news/article/islamic-state-leader-raped-us-christian-hostage-kayla-mueller Islamic State leader 'raped' US Christian hostage Kayla Mueller]</ref> | '''Kayla Jean Mueller''' (August 14, 1988 – February 6, 2015) was an American human rights activist and humanitarian aid worker and hero from Prescott, [[Arizona]]. Kayle Mueller known as devout Christian who help many refugees around. In 2013 she was captured by islamic terrorist organization of [[ISIS]] in [[Syria]] under [[Obama]] and [[Biden]] watch. She was captured with another American citizens like James Folley, Steven Sottloff and Peter Kassig. ISIS tried to make deal to release her, but administration refused any kind of deal, and they didn't bother themself to release her by anyway. After capturing her, ISIS tried to promote that she convert to Islam to the other hostages, but Kayla bravely deny that in front them and in front of ISIS executioner Jihadi John.<ref>https://abcnews.go.com/International/kayla-mueller-captivity-courage-selflessness-defended-christian-faith/story?id=41626763</ref> Her family tried to release her, but they failed. [[Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi|Al Baghdadi]] leader of ISIS raped her and captured her in his house. In February 6, 2015 ISIS declared that she killed by Jordanian air strike near Raqqah. However there is dispute that she was killed by order of Baghdadi after helping many Yezidi girls to flee from him.<ref>[https://premierchristian.news/en/news/article/islamic-state-leader-raped-us-christian-hostage-kayla-mueller Islamic State leader 'raped' US Christian hostage Kayla Mueller]</ref> | ||
| − | After four years of her death, president [[Donald Trump]] named the | + | After four years of her death, president [[Donald Trump]] named the operation that killed Al Baghdadi on her name. |
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Revision as of 20:46, January 21, 2023
Kayla Jean Mueller (August 14, 1988 – February 6, 2015) was an American human rights activist and humanitarian aid worker and hero from Prescott, Arizona. Kayle Mueller known as devout Christian who help many refugees around. In 2013 she was captured by islamic terrorist organization of ISIS in Syria under Obama and Biden watch. She was captured with another American citizens like James Folley, Steven Sottloff and Peter Kassig. ISIS tried to make deal to release her, but administration refused any kind of deal, and they didn't bother themself to release her by anyway. After capturing her, ISIS tried to promote that she convert to Islam to the other hostages, but Kayla bravely deny that in front them and in front of ISIS executioner Jihadi John.[1] Her family tried to release her, but they failed. Al Baghdadi leader of ISIS raped her and captured her in his house. In February 6, 2015 ISIS declared that she killed by Jordanian air strike near Raqqah. However there is dispute that she was killed by order of Baghdadi after helping many Yezidi girls to flee from him.[2]
After four years of her death, president Donald Trump named the operation that killed Al Baghdadi on her name.