Cnn Talk With Max Foster

It's an issue Western governments have been grappling with for months now - what to do with the wives and children of foreign fighters who went to join ISIS. The case garnering the most attention in the UK is that of Shamima Begum. She's a London-born teenager whose British citizenship was stripped due to her affiliation with the group. Late last week, her infant son - a British citizen - died of pneumonia in a Syrian camp after the government refused to intervene. So what should happen to women like Shamima Begum? And what about cases like her son? As the final battle against ISIS ramps up, who should take responsibility? Hannah Vaughan Jones anchors a conversation with Liam Halligan, Iain Dale and Ayesha Hazarika. CNN Senior International Correspondent Ben Wedeman also weighs in, live from the front line in Eastern Syria. via Knit