A Four Years Half Nigerian: Seen In Isis Video Declarng ‘ We Are To Kill Non-Believers’-See Video and full Story

The British boy dubbed 'Jihadi Junior' begged his Nigerian grandfather to save him just days before he was forced to appear in a sickening ISIS execution video.

His mother is jihadi bride Grace 'Khadija' Dare who fled to Syria with him
His grandfather said Isa begged for help days before ISIS execution video 

Isa Dare, 4, was paraded in military fatigues and an ISIS bandanna while being made to declare: 'We are going to kill the kaffir (non-believers) over there.'

He was brainwashed by ISIS fanatics after being taken to Syria three years ago by his mother, the Muslim convert Grace 'Khadija' Dare, 24, who had links to the killers of Lee Rigby.

His grandfather, Henry Dare, 59, said Isa made a desperate plea for help during a heartbreaking phone call just days before he featured in the barbaric stunt, saying: 'Please save me.'

Child soldier Isa Dare seen in a sickening new execution video wearing military fatigues and being forced to declare: 'We are going to kill the kaffir (non-believers) over there' while pointing into the distance

In 2014, Dare posted a shocking photograph to her Twitter account of her then four-year-old son Isa, meaning 'Jesus', holding an AK-47 rifle. He bears a remarkable similarity to the child in the latest propaganda video

Jihadi bride: Isa Dare's mother, Grace, who fled to Syria with him three years ago is seen with her husband, ISIS militant Abu Bakr, who is dead

Meanwhile, it emerged that Isa's father had made a desperate attempt to rescue his son after his estranged wife fled to Syria and married an ISIS militant.

Deniz Yoncaci, 26, flew to Cyprus in 2014 in the hope of getting Isa back from his estranged wife, but was convinced by his family at the last minute that the plan was too dangerous.  

Mr Dare, who is also known as Sunday, told The Sun: 'I am devastated they have used my grandson like that — they are using him as a pawn.' 

But in an earlier interview, he said of Isa: 'He's my grandson. I can't disown him.' He also urged his daughter to return to Britain to 'face the music'.

He told Channel 4 she had called him from Syria 'weeks ago', having 'brought shame' on the family.

His daughter had told him she was going to Egypt to study and when he found out she was in Syria, 'I dropped the phone on her because I was annoyed'.

Asked if he thought his grandson had any idea what he was saying in the video, Mr Dare – of Deptford, South-East London – said: 'No – he's a kid.