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- On February 10, 2026, German prosecutors charged a German-Moroccan woman in Düsseldorf for allegedly belonging to the Islamic State (IS) militant group.
- She traveled to Syria with her husband in early 2015 and joined IS, later marrying two other IS members after her husband's death.
- Kurdish forces detained her in March 2019, and she was held in the al-Hol camp until 2021.
- The woman returned to Germany in December 2022 and has remained free since then.
- The Düsseldorf Higher Regional Court will decide on the indictment and trial timing.
