A little Iraqi Christian refugee girl named Myriam had no idea that her words about forgiving ISIS would go viral. During her interview with Sat 7 reporter Essam Nagy, the 10-year-old said she forgives ISIS for forcing her family from their home in Qaraqoush, Iraq.
In the seven-minute interview, Myriam said she would not do anything to ISIS and will only ask God to forgive them. She was quick to say yes when Nagy asked her if she could forgive ISIS, too. This is contrary to what Japan declared that they will never forgive ISIS for beheading two Japanese men.
"God loves us and wouldn't let ISIS kill us," said the girl who family was forced to flee to Irbil, Kurdistan when ISIS took control of their hometown in 2014. "God loves us all, not just me. God loves everybody."
According to Myriam, sometimes she cries because she left their home and Qaraquosh but she is not angry at God because of it. She added that she thanks God because He provided for them even if they were suffering in Kurdistan.
Meanwhile, the family of Mohamed Said Ismail Musallam, the Israel man of Palestinian descent shot by a child in a newly released ISIS video, has spoken about the 19-year-old and the ISIS claim that he an Israeli spy.
According to his family, Musallam had no ties with the Israel's spy agency called Mossad. His father told CNN, "Mohamed told me and his brother that ISIS took him."
"They sent him money through the Western Union," Musallam's father explained. "They said you will have girls, money, cars, villas, paradise, but afterwords he discovered that there is nothing."
Watch Iraqi Christian refugee girl Myriam's interview with Nagy here: