ISIL Recruits: 11 Young Medical Doctors head to Syria to Join ISIS

ISIS have lured another group of young people to Syria. Over the weekend a group of young medical students eleven(11) in number have left home to work with the ISIL group.

Amongst the group of 11 includes seven Britons, an American, a Canadian and two Sudanese said the Turkish authority. Eight of the group are medical students who have just graduated and three others are in their final year of medical school, he said. They'd been studying in Khartoum, Sudan.

According to the Turkish Lawmaker he said,

"They have been cheated, brainwashed. That is what I, and their relatives, think," Ediboglu said, according to the newspaper.
But he also stressed that the group did not travel with the intention of joining the battle.
"Let's not forget about the fact that they are doctors," he told The Observer. "They went there to help, not to fight." 

At least seven of their mothers and fathers are living near the Turkey-Syria border, pleading for their return. The parents have urged their children to come home through a national newspaper in Turkey telling them there are other ways to help people.

A lot of foreigners have travelled down to Syria to join the group some of them as young as 15 years old. Last month 3 girls aged 15-16 went to Syria to join the group.