WORLD’S MOST WANTED WOMAN: ISIS terrorist involved in Charlie Hebdo massacre hiding in Syria

Hayat Boumeddienne was given a 30-year sentence for her role in the sinister attack

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Published Jan 10, 2025  •  Last updated 6 minutes ago  •  2 minute read

Hayat Boumeddienne is the world's most wanted woman.

Hayat Boumeddienne is the world’s most wanted woman and is now living her best life in Syria.

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ISIS terrorist Boumeddienne, 36, hit the top of the charts for her roles in the Paris kosher supermarket slaughter and ghastly Charlie Hebdo massacre in 2015 that claimed 12 lives.

Boumeddienne and her hubby — fellow terrorist Amedy Coulibaly — were part of the same hyper-violent Paris terror cell that unleashed hell during a 48-hour bloodbath.

On Thursday, the French intelligence service confirmed that Boumeddienne is alive and well and living under the protection of her ISIS terror masters. French officials say that a warrant remains active for her arrest after she was convicted of the terror attacks in absentia.

Thursday marked the 10th anniversary of the Paris attacks.

Terrorist Amedy Coulibaly was killed during the Charlie Hebdo nightmare.

In 2019, anti-terror operatives placed her in the town of Al-Hawl, Syria.

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A camp near the town had thousands of women and children, including many dislodged from the ISIS caliphate, living in the bedraggled community.

According to reports, the terror queen is a French national whose parents were Algerian immigrants who lived in a Paris suburb. Her mother died when she was eight, and her father was largely absent. As a result, she was mainly raised in foster care with her six brothers and sisters.

Before she met Coulibaly in 2009, she had been a party girl who enjoyed drugs, drinking and sex.

But that all changed when she met her pious husband.

Even as her husband and other death cult comrades have been taken off the board, Boumeddiene has survived. Most brides who take part in terror attacks are captured or blow themselves up.

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Sources in French intelligence said that the femme fatale is a wily adversary who uses disguises, fake names and bogus documents to evade justice.

One told Le Parisien: “(ISIS supplied) an apartment with all the necessary household appliances. It was a specific apartment, divided into two, a man’s side and a woman’s side. She had her own room. She didn’t need to be protected.”

And she’s seen as somewhat of a heroine to wannabe jihadis. She was the cover girl for death cult’s magazine where she boasted of “joining the caliphate without difficulty.”

Hayat Boumeddienne is the world’s most wanted woman. Here, she slips into Turkey at Istanbul.

She added: “May France be cursed by Allah.”

The Charlie Hebdo massacre was triggered when the satirical weekly magazine published cartoons mocking the Prophet Mohammed.

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On Jan. 9, 2015, Boumeddienne’s hubby laid siege to the kosher supermarket Hyper Cacher east of the French capital. During the hostage-taking drama, he murdered Philippe Braham, 45, Yohan Cohen, 22, Yoav Hattab, 21, and François-Michel Saada, 64.

He demanded that cops not harm the Charlie Hebdo triggermen, brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi who were being hunted at the time. Before the hostage-taking, Coulibaly murdered French cop Clarissa Jean-Philippe, 27.

His bride was given a 30-year sentence for her role in the sinister attack.

Cops say her DNA was found on Coulibaly’s cache of guns. Prosecutors say she made more than 500 phone calls to the home of Cherif Kouachi in the run-up to the attacks.

Her husband was killed at the scene of the attack as he knelt for evening prayers. Boumeddiene observed a four-month “widowhood period” and then married another ISIS knucklehead.

But as last call came to the caliphate and Team ISIS was obliterated, the French woman fled.

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