#BurnISISFlagChallenge Takes Off On Social Media
Activists in Lebanon are challenging social media-ites to upload photos of themselves burning the now-infamous black-and-white Islamic State flag in protest of the jihadi group's activities in the Middle East. Some have used the hashtag #BurnISISFlagChallenge, a play on the #Icebucketchallenge that was a massively popular social media campaign to raise money to fight ALS.
@Hedge76 @SDassy @anjemchoudary make sure to burn an isis flag. pic.twitter.com/GDf9WYcHBz
— ☠ジョーカー☠ (@Shadow__Creeper) August 21, 2014الثلاثاء 2 أيلول 2014: في انتظار المذبحة http://t.co/qwBKPTtMA4 #لبنان #داعش #الجيش_اللبناني #عرسال #جبهة_النصرة pic.twitter.com/ZUVSV2eQI7
— جريدة الأخبار (@AlakhbarNews) September 2, 2014Assyrians burning the isis Flag pic.twitter.com/6UviBcivGi
— Danny Yacoub (@DanielYacoub24) July 27, 2014#BurnISISFlagChallenge #احرق_علم_داعش لان الله تعنا مش الله تعن لان النبي محمد (ص) تعنا مش النبي تعن #تعى_حاكمني pic.twitter.com/AIcUkX91eT
— Mhamad Haraké (@Mharakeh) August 30, 2014In late June, New York Times journalist C.J. Chivers saw members of the Shia Mahdi Army burning the ISIS banner, but right alongside American and Israeli flags.
Flag-burning @ Mahdi Army rollout today. These were set afire, along w black Islamic banner used by #ISIS. Baghdad. pic.twitter.com/Xg5Vti74jB
— C.J. Chivers (@cjchivers) June 21, 2014ISIS appears to respond, although there is no confirmation of the authenticity of the images to the right:
They burned #ISIS flag and pro #ISIS burned the Cross in return and say it is just the begining.. #Tripoli #Lebanon pic.twitter.com/HWV5EpNHuD
— Rami(ط) (@RamiAlLolah) August 31, 2014© Copyright IBTimes 2026. All rights reserved.





















