Editing Anouar Haddouchi

{{Villain Infobox
|image = Anouar_Haddouchi.jpg
|size = 300
|fullname = Anouar Haddouchi
|alias = Executioner of Raqqa
|origin = Belgium
|occupation = Terrorist
|crimes = [[Mass murder]]
|type of villain = Islamic terrorist}}

'''Anouar Haddouchi''', dubbed '''the Executioner of Raqqa''' by the media, is a Belgian national who claimed British housing benefits for years after moving to Birmingham in 2009. However, what the benefits agency had not been told was that he was not in the country, as he had left for Syria to fight for [[ISIS]]. The benefits paid into his account were later used by [[Mohamed Abrini]] to help finance the [[2016 Brussels bombings]].<ref>[https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/isis-fighter-who-beheaded-more-than-100-people-whi/ ISIS Fighter Who "Beheaded More Than 100 People" Whilst Claiming UK Benefits Is Captured In Syria], LBC</ref> While in Syria, he reportedly beheaded 100 Iraqi prisoners in the city of Raqqa, earning him his nickname.<ref>[https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/militant-suspected-beheading-100-people-raqqa-detained-syria IS militant suspected of beheading 100 people in Raqqa detained in Syria], Middle East Eye</ref>

In August 2019, Haddouchi was captured by the Syrian Democratic Forces and is currently held in an unspecified Syrian prison.<ref>[https://www.scmp.com/news/world/middle-east/article/3025243/belgian-jihadist-who-beheaded-100-has-been-captured-syria Belgian jihadist suspected of beheading 100 has been captured in Syria], South China Morning Post</ref> It is unclear if he will be handed over to authorities in Iraq, but he could face execution if this is the case.
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