The Canadian woman who was reportedly kidnapped by ISIS has said she is fine, and that rumors of her capture spread on jihadist websites are untrue. Gill Rosenberg, 31, joined the ranks of the Kurdish peshmerga fighting force this year, which has elite all-female units. ISIS sources reported Sunday that Rosenberg was captured in the contested town of Kobane, on the Turkish border, and were gleefully debating whether to execute her or try to negotiate a prisoner swap. But now Rosenberg, who leaves sporadic updates about her campaign against extremism on Facebook, has posted to clarify that she is in fact alive and well.
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Gill Rosenberg, 31, left to fight in Syria with all-female peshmerga unit
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Jihadist sources said she was captured in contested town of Kobane
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But Rosenberg today posted on Facebook saying to ignore the reports
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Sources in Kurdistan also told reporters Rosenberg is safe and well
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Said she is 'totally safe and secure' according to the latest message
Allies: Female peshmerga soldiers are seen preparing for battle in @placeholder, near the front lines with ISIS