The propaganda arsenal of ISIL is now well-known: a sophisticated media campaign complete with Hollywood-style videos and a mastery of social networks, it has managed to attract many western recruits.<br /><br /> Mohamed Nidalha’s son was sent from Holland to Belgium to stay with his uncle but met with people who linked him with a militant recruitment network.<br /><br /> “Those people are professionals. They know exactly who their prey is. They pick on the easiest prey they can easily brainwash,” he said.<br /><br /> It is not just western European countries, the so-called Islamic State’s reach has also spread to Georgia. Tina Borchashvili’s son left for school one day and never came back.<br /><br /> “When you repeat every day to young, 16 or 18-year-olds that Jihad is the best and you will get into the paradise, that you will receive many things in return, these children think it is right.”<br /><br /> ISIL has been particularly efficient at recruiting westerners, in part, because they publish their material in European languages,
