ISIS release sick video of Normandy jihadis urging Muslims to DESTROY France

ISLAMIC STATE (ISIS) has tonight released a sick video showing the two men who murdered a priest in France urging all Muslims living there to rise up and destroy the country.
NCISIS released this earlier video of the pair after the Normandy atrocity

The twisted Islamists published the short film featuring Adel Kermiche and Abdel Malik Petitjean, who stormed into a church in Normandy and slit the throat of 86-year-old Father Jacques Hamel.

In it the sick pair urge Muslims across France to arm themselves and take to the streets to carry out copycat killings, vowing that ISIS would “destroy” the country.


The footage has not been independently verified but it was released by the AMAQ news agency, which is affiliated to the terror group.

It is not clear when it was filmed, but both men were killed by armed police who stormed the church after they attempted to take a group of nuns hostage at the church in St-Etienne-du-Rouvray, near Rouen.


NCThe sick pair murdered Father Jacques Hamel at his church

GETTYThe pair carried out the horrific slaughter at a church in Normandy

In the pre-recorded clip Petitjean speaks to the camera directly addressing French President Francois Hollande and Prime Minister Manuel Valls.

He says: "The times have changed. You will suffer what our brothers and sisters are suffering. We are going to destroy your country.

And in a chilling call to ISIS sympathisers in France, he adds: ”Brothers go out with a knife, whatever is needed, attack them, kill them en masse.”


The horrific video is just the latest sign that ISIS will increasingly rely on lone-wolf attacks on the West as its territory in the Middle East continues to shrink.

The terror group has been behind a growing number of massacres in the West over the last year, including the Paris massacre and the Brussels airport attack.

ISIS supporters have already vowed to target London next after what they describe as their “soldiers” carried out a spate of bloody terror attacks on Europe this week. 

Alongside the Normandy attack Germany was struck by two separate Islamist atrocities - both committed by recently arrived asylum seekers.

In one instance a man claiming to be a 17-year-old teenage refugee went on the rampage with an axe on a train, injuring four people.

Then a failed asylum seeker detonated a bomb at a music festival in the southern province of Bavaria, injuring 15 people.