45 ISIS fighters KILLED by food poisoning

45 out of 145 ISIS fighters attending Ramadan feast were killed from food.

At least 45 Islamic State militants were allegedly poisoned to their death after eating a feast in breaking the Ramadan feast. It is still uncertain whether they were deliberately given poisoned meals or had suffered from food contamination and food poisoning. Reports from Mosul, Iraq claim that there are about 145 of them who were seated to have the "iftar" meal, but only 100 walked away alive.

MUNTINLUPA, PHILIPPINES (Catholic Online) - According to reports from the Iraqi media, this was not the first time ISIS fighters were attacked using poisoned food; about a dozen died after being served contaminated lunches from an anti-ISIS group last November.

The Free Syrian Army rebel group, which fights against both ISIS and the Syrian government, claimed that they infiltrated the camp of about 1,200 ISIS militants, after posing as chefs and giving them poisoned food for lunch. However, the reliability of the reports were questioned due to the links from the now inactive Times of Iraq media outlet.

While there are claims the jihadists' death was because of the food, pictures and footage of the starving regime also surfaced through the anti-ISIS activist group Raqqa Is Being Slaughtered Silently. Inside Raqqa, the undercover video shows a line of hundreds of young boys and women waiting for food or water under the extreme heat, uploaded with caption "the second day of Ramadan."

Supposedly, it is a time where Muslims fast from dawn until the sun has set.

In contrary, pictures shared by the terrorists on social media shows their table full of hearty meals complete with table napkins and cutlery, and their riffles, while the people they claim to have capabilities to care for are starving without even water to quench their thirst.

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