Terror group's chief repents

Should the world rejoice over the latest news making the rounds?

Apparently in a new public relations move, ISIS chief, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has reportedly banned the showing of beheading videos, adding that it is bad for the group’s image.

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How ironic.

According to Al-Baghdadi, “the decision was based on not offending other Muslims, who might think the videos will frighten their children.”

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Speaking on the development, a notable Syrian commentator, Ferid Hisso said “Instead of banning the release of such videos, Baghdadi should have banned the crimes behind the scenes.”

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Meanwhile, news from The Mirror says the ISIS militants are drugged, and then asked to go and behead people.