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Published 08:28 16 Nov 2015 GMT
Updated 09:11 16 Nov 2015 GMT

French fighter jets launched airstrikes overnight in ISIS strongholds in Syria, reportedly taking out a training camp and a command post in the city of Raqqa.
But Anonymous plan to attack ISIS computer networks, communications and internet accounts which are used to spread propaganda.
In a separate post on Twitter, the Metro says Anonymous wrote: ‘We are furious with the repeated slaughter of innocent citizens in the name of a peaceful religion.
‘You clearly don’t respect [your] beliefs and you clearly have no respect for human life and evolution. We are coming to get you, we will be hitting you harder than ever.
‘We don’t need to tell you to expect us because we have already proven ourselves time and time again to you but you still show no regard for mankind.
‘We are upping our game, you will now be hit by major cyber attacks, I will be speaking to all the most prominent #OpIceISIS teams and supporters such as @TheBinarySec, @CtrlSec, @OpIceISIS and we will work together to take down all ISIS cyber communications and your accounts, haha good luck with keeping them.’
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