BRITISH ISIS EXECUTOR JIHADI SID WANTS TO BE THE NEXT HITLER AND KILL JEWISH PEOPLE.

THE warped Islamic State executioner dubbed Jihadi Sid lauded Adolf Hitler before claiming Jewish people have "little regard for human life" in a shocking rant.

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Notorious ISIS executioner Jihadi Sid praised Hitler in a sick video

Siddhartha Dhar blasted the "evil" of "Zionism" in a hate-filled clip uploaded to YouTube moments before he fled to join ISIS in war-torn Syria in late 2014.
Praising the depraved Nazi leader, he said: "Other people were aware of this evil doctrine and they did things to stop it. Like Adolf Hitler."
The sick terrorist's nine-minute diatribe has emerged on Holocaust Memorial Day, which commemorates the millions of Jewish people who died at the hands of the Nazis.

Dhar, a former bouncy castle salesman, has been touted as the new Jihadi John after appearing in a vile ISIS propaganda video earlier this month.
The 34-year-old, who was was arrested six times for terrorism-related offences, reportedly used Government hand-outs to fund his trip to Syria.
He claimed income support, £247-a-month child benefit for four children, and tax credits, according to the Daily Star.

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The Islamist, pictured in 2010, has been touted as the new Jihadi John

Cold-blooded Dhar is believed to have first been radicalised after attending a sermon on marriage by hate cleric Omar Bakri Mohammed.
An insider revealed he converted from Buddhism to Islam after finding the extremist marital advice session, titled Jewels of Advice for Husband and Wife, "common sense”.
They said: "He loved all the guidance on how to be a good husband and look after your wife. He just saw it as common sense stuff. After that, he didn't look back."

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More than 700 Britons have fled join the jihadi hate group since 2011

More than 700 Britons have fled to the Middle East to join the jihadi hate group since it was formed in 2011, with around half having since returned to our shores.
Last week Nicky Morgan launched a new counter-terrorism initiative aimed at preventing extremism flourishing in schools.
The Education Secretary launched the campaign at Bethnal Green Academy, from which three British schoolgirls fled to join ISIS in July last year.