article_snippet.sent: A middle-aged punk who fled Britain with her 10-year-old son to join Islamic State extremists  is believed to have been filmed leading women fighters in a hate-filled chanting session in Syria.
article_snippet.sent: A video has now emerged which appears to show the mother-of-two leading members of the al-Khanssaa Brigade - the all-women contingent set up by ISIS - in a series of chants expressing the fighters' commitment to jihad.
article_snippet.sent: In charge: Sally Jones, 45, a former punk rocker who fled the UK to join ISIS militants, is believed to have been filmed leading an all-women brigade of terrorists in a hate-filled chanting session in Syria .
article_snippet.sent: In the footage, a woman thought to be Jones is seen leading the female militia as the female militia march single-file along a dusty road, waving the female militia AK-47s in the air.
article_snippet.sent: The three-minute footage then cuts to a woman, believed to be Jones, who is seen shouting furiously in Arabic, while punching a woman hand in the air.
article_snippet.sent: Although a woman is dressed in traditional Islamic dress, which covers a woman distinctive blonde hair, experts are now comparing the footage  to images of Jones to verify whether it is the same person.
article_snippet.sent: In the footage  , a woman thought to be the former lead guitarist is seen leading the female militia as the female militia march single-file along a dusty road, waving the female militia AK-47s in the air .
highlights_snippet.sent: Footage shows her leading fighters in Arabic chants while waving AK-47s .
  