Kurdish Commander warns 1000s of ISIS prisoners 'a ticking time bomb'

The transcript is an interview with a former ISIS member discussing his past involvement, life under ISIS, and his current stance. He denies participating in any crimes or attacks and reflects on the mistakes made by ISIS. The interview also touches on the global implications of ISIS and the challenges faced by governments in dealing with former members. The setting is a Kurdish-controlled prison in Syria, highlighting security concerns and the complexity of addressing the issue of ISIS detainees.

What was Isaac Mustafe's initial stance on the Islamic State?

• He was a leader in the group.

• He was unaware of their activities.

• He was disillusioned with their mistakes.

• He fully supported their actions.

How does Isaac Mustafe describe his involvement in violent acts?

• He was unaware of them.

• He admits to participating in them.

• He denies any involvement.

• He claims to have led them.

What is Isaac's response to the UK bombings?

• He supports the actions.

• He was a victim of the attacks.

• He denies knowledge and involvement.

• He claims responsibility.

What is the global response to individuals like Isaac Mustafe?

• They are welcomed back without question.

• Governments pretend they are not there.

• They are given leadership roles.

• They are immediately prosecuted.

What challenge is highlighted in the final section regarding former Islamic State members?

• Deciding whether to prosecute or leave them.

• Providing them with new identities.

• Ignoring their past actions.

• Integrating them into society.