#ISIS claimed responsibility for last week's grisly killing of 4 farmers, including one who was beheaded, in #Indonesia's #Sigi regency in Central Sulawesi. ISIS made that claim a day after the attack on 28 Nov. This info from the excellent @Minalami https://t.co/Ln0hHNh1GJ

— Amy Chew (@1AmyChew) December 4, 2020

Recent #beheading in #Indonesia's Central #Sulawesi signals continued existence of small terror group in #Poso that could draw foreign fighters back there to turn it into a jihad zone after #ISIS was ousted from #Marawi, #Philippines. My latest @BNPTRI https://t.co/0FAeAUF11Y

— Amy Chew (@1AmyChew) January 17, 2019

The brutal murder of four Christians in the Indonesian province of Central Sulawesi was inspired by the Islamic State, but not ordered by it, according to one of the world's foremost experts on the terror group | @jamesmassola @ayu_2003 https://t.co/5AZvPavlsE

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) November 30, 2020

#Indonesia: #IS jihadists murdered four people in the remote Christian village of Lembantongoa on the island of Sulawesi on Nov. 27, beheading one and burning another alive. https://t.co/YTWQBNSU8B

— Kyle Orton (@KyleWOrton) November 29, 2020

#Indonesia warns of more attacks after pro-#ISIS East Indonesia Mujahidin #MIT group beheads farmer to ‘sow terror’ in Central Sulawesi

The farmer's beheading was witnessed by his wife who managed to escape in an escalation of brutality by MIT
My piecehttps://t.co/mXkttRVoFD

— Amy Chew (@1AmyChew) November 30, 2020