He is not going to change his views in Britain, he is going to spread his poison.’ Executive Director of Henry Jackson Society, Alan Mendoza, says the potential new leader of ISIS is believed to have spent years preaching extremism in British mosques.

‘He is not going to change his views in Britain, he is going to spread his poison.’

Executive Director of Henry Jackson Society, Alan Mendoza, says the potential new leader of ISIS is believed to have spent years preaching extremism in British mosques. pic.twitter.com/KGUCi0rGwk

— GB News (@GBNEWS) December 1, 2025