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ISIS has become known for its depraved attacks on Christians and other people of other faiths in the Middle East that include sexual assault, crucifixion, beheading and even the killing of children by sword or gun.

But a new report reveals that the Muslim organization marching across Iraq and Syria, claiming territory and portraying itself as a caliphate of Islam, has descended even further.

To the level of booby-trapping and exploding an infant.

The report comes from the website of former Palestinian terrorist-turned Christian Walid Shoebat.

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Shoebat on Monday cited Arabic language news sources in the Middle East reporting that in Iraq, Diyala Province Security Committee Chairman Sadiq el-Husseini said, according to Al-Sumeriah News, that ISIS "booby trapped the baby north of Shirqat in the Saladin Province and then in front of tens of armed ISIS men detonated it from afar."

The report, according to Shoebat, added that the baby's father was executed just weeks ago for participating in the killing of an ISIS member.

Shoebat said the baby was then rigged and then detonated as part of a training exercise by ISIS to teach its fighters booby-trapping techniques.

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The Iraqi Ministry for Human Rights said ISIS also kidnapped four girls from the same family because they refused to participate in "sex jihad," and they disappeared.

ISIS also has developed a new execution for men: amputating their sex organ. The ISIS fighters then "let their blood drain until they died while [their] hands were tied," the report said.

Shoebat said the accuracy of the reports seem plausible, because in one recorded video issued by ISIS a number of execution methods are documented, including "booby-trapping heads with explosives and then detonating the charges to have the heads fly like projectiles."

The ISIS video shows several men being put into a car and then a rocket-propelled grenade hits the vehicle and explodes.

Another scenario has victims locked in a large metal cage that is lowered under water, drowning them.

Then there is a row of victims who are bound together by what appears to be a detonating cord wrapped around their necks. The subsequent explosion decapitates most of them.

Editor's Note: The video included below is extremely graphic. Please view with caution.

An ISIS video earlier this year showed Christians being marched down to the seashore in Libya and decapitated with knives.

The London Independent reported this week that officials in Iraq have revealed the discovery of about 600 bodies of victims of ISIS.

Iraq Human Rights Minister Mohammed al-Bayati gave the latest update on a body count that is expected to continue to rise and possibly even double.

The bodies are of young air cadets, massacred after the fall of the northern city of Tikrit to ISIS one year ago.

WND reported last August on atrocities against children and others by ISIS.

One such report came from the Anglican Communion News Service, which said the 5-year-old son of a founder of Baghdad's Anglican church was "cut in half during an attack by the Islamic State."

The report cited an emotional Canon Andrew White, chaplain of St. George's Anglican Church in Baghdad.

"I'm almost in tears because I've just had somebody in my room whose little child was cut in half," he said. “I baptized his child in my church in Baghdad. This little boy, they named him after me – he was called Andrew."

The report said it happened in the Christian village of Qaraqosh after Kurdish forces left and Islamic State fighters arrived.

A Catholic.org report quoted a source, Mark Arabo, a Chaldean-American businessman, confirming the beheading of children by ISIS fighters, who then "put their heads on a stick and have them in the park."

Jeff King, president of International Christian Concern, which has staff members traveling in Iraq, has evaluated many of the reports and finds them "completely consistent with who these guys are."

"They're absolute barbarians. We're at a loss of words to describe who these guys are."

He cautioned, nevertheless, that news agencies and readers always should be a little skeptical of random images posted online, because there's likely an element of propaganda involved.

WARNING: Following are extremely graphic images, purportedly of atrocities against children by jihadist fighters. Please exercise extreme caution.