A group of six women and 14 children linked to ISIS is anticipated to return to Australia as early as next week, with authorities finalizing flight arrangements. The Syrian government is facilitating this process, allowing for the release of necessary travel funds. The group’s return coincides with the Islamic holiday of Eid al-Adha, although the exact timing remains uncertain. Notably, one woman will stay in Syria due to an exclusion order from the Albanese government. Recently, four women and nine children returned to Australia, leading to the immediate arrest of three women on charges related to crimes against humanity. Janai Safar, who was arrested upon her arrival, is facing charges dating back to 2019 for joining a terrorist organization. The news of these arrests has sparked anger among those still in the Al Roj camp, with some expressing concern for the children left behind. The Australian Federal Police are currently involved in the ongoing investigations and potential charges for the returning women.