This remarkable footage was filmed by a brave Syrian woman who wanted to show the reality of life under Islamic State.
She agreed to carry a hidden camera to film life inside Syria's northern city of Raqqa, which has been under the control of ISIS.
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All the while she is wearing the traditional garb known as a 'niqab' a cloth that covers the face.
The shocking video shows the streets filled with armed men and women, some wearing the niqb too but carrying rifles.
At one point the woman is spotted by a man in a vehicle who calls her over and then orders her 'to behave better'.
When she asks why, she's told: 'We see your face. You have to pay attention by covering up. God loves women who are covered."
It shows some French women who decided to move indefinitely to Syria while abandoning their previous lives in France. The report was aired on TV channel France 2.
The commentary on the video says: "It is a woman that is secretly filming while risking her life.
"While dressed in a black niqab that is mandatory to wear, she strolls into the city of Raqqa, where the jihadists are imposing their laws since last March.
"There are armed men everywhere.
"Sometimes there are even women [dressed in] niqab and carrying [AK47]."
Prime Minister David Cameron has summoned MPs back to Westminster on Friday to vote on whether Britain should launch attacks on Islamic State.
In the wake of Islamic State atrocities that have appalled the entire nation, he announced it was time for Britain to hit back.
The Prime Minister said carrying out air strikes against the fanatics would be “legal and right”.
And he warned the terrorists posed a “direct threat” to our country.
Labour will back the bombing raids after the PM agreed to limit them to Iraq.
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