300 women stolen ISIS to be impregnated and smashtheir blond bloodline.

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Hostile terrain: Yazidis settle in abandoned houses as they take shelter on the top of Mount Sinjar after fleeing the jihadists

‘ISIS have taken around 300 women from Sinjar to give to jihadists to marry and make pregnant to have a Muslim child. If they can’t kill all Yazidis, they will try to smash the blond bloodline.’

According to reports, a small band of Iraqis stranded on the barren mountain top are apparently either too scared or too proud to come down.

U.S. officials claim some Yazidis have indicated to American forces tasked with rescuing them that they see the mountain as a safe haven and were reluctant to leave.

The Yazidis adhere to a 4,000-year-old faith passed down and adapted through the generations by word of mouth and composed of elements of several religions.

But they are unjustly regarded as ‘devil worshippers’ on account of their unusual beliefs, which derive from the ancient faith called Zoroastrianism, the religion of Persia long before Islam arrived.

Successive waves of persecution – they claim to have survived 72 genocides – by the Ottoman Turkish rulers of what is now Iraq, by Saddam Hussein and now by Islamic militants, have reduced the number of Yazidi from millions to an estimated 700,000.

Mr Kochar, who was born in Kurdistan, said his great-grandfather was once a Yazidi, but was forced to convert to Islam during an uprising 150 years ago.

His organisation is collecting aid to send to the Yazidi community.

Mr Kochar’s comments came as Islamic State militants began massing near an Iraqi town 70 miles north of Baghdad in an apparent bid to broaden their front with Kurdish peshmerga fighters, security sources and a local official said.

Intense: A girl from the minority Yazidi sect rests at the Iraqi-Syrian border crossing in Fishkhabour, Dohuk province after fleeing Islamic State militants

An Iraqi Yezidi child, right  escaping from attacks of Islamic State, outside of a house in Sirnak city of Turkey alongside an elderly refugee

Jihadist forces have made a dramatic push through the north to a position near Erbil, the capital of the semi-autonomous Kurdish region.

The movement around Qara Tappa suggests they are seeking to grab more territory closer to the capital despite being pounded by air strikes further north at Mount Sinjar.

The ten-day stand-off at the mountain by IS appears to have been crushed after U.S. bomb drops and a fightback by Kurdish forces allowed nearly 45,000 refugees to escape.

But the swelling number of displaced Iraqis has forced the United Nations to declare its highest level of emergency to tackle the humanitarian crisis.

An unnamed security source said Islamic militants were now gathering near Qara Tappa, adding: ‘It seems they are going to broaden their front with the Kurdish fighters.’

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Yazidi refugees desperately grab juice drink cartons as they are thrown. A ten-day stand-off at the mountain by IS appears to have been crushed after U.S. bomb drops and a fightback by Kurdish forces allowed nearly 45,000 refugees to escape

British Prime Minister David Cameron yesterday revealed Britain had been working on ‘detailed plans’ to airlift up to 30,000 desperate Yazidis from the mountain

The declaration of a ‘Level 3 Emergency’ will trigger additional goods, funds and assets to help the displaced, said special representative Nickolay Mladenov, who pointed to the ‘scale and complexity of the current humanitarian catastrophe’