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The oldest of which is 16. >> reporter: children pay the price for the sins of their parents but in turn are preyed upon. there's only so much kurdish officials can do to contain the situation, and there is a shocking lack of international involvement here. the place is forgotten. the legacy of yesterday's war. and that makes it uniquely dangerous because if allowed to fester, the sprawling camp contains the seeds of the next war and isis' revenge generation. arwa damon, cnn, syria. >> phenomenal report. and on a much lighter note, jeanne is next. [happy birthday music]

Ideology but because they are confined in this space, they are being subjected to it all the time. the children have no way to escape this brutal way of life. the children don't have an education. there needs to be a program, away for the children to focus their energy on something else. there needs to be rehabilitation programs on a very wide scale. a mechanism to be able to differentiate between those who are still radical, hard-core isis and those who can move back into societies. but there is nothing -- look, there is no blue print to deal with the humanitarian, moral and security challeng...

Video. the isis five being -- the isis flag raised in the camp that happens here in the part of the camp for syrians. it is a reaction to the psychological pressure on us one woman said. they should know that more can be done than the raising of a flag. >> reporter: and more has been done. foreign women here are no longer allowed to leave their an ex and go to the market after two incidents when kurdish guards were stabbed. the more radicalized women threaten and terrorize those less devoted to isis. one woman said her tent was burnt down and another that she is so afraid of being stabbed she ...

Summer. but it is the anger, the sieging hostility that strikes you. to ten into this camp is to witness a strange mutation of isis. kept alive by the widows and wives of the terrorist group the trump administration said has been defeated. >> there are cells here. they are organized. >> reporter: a spirit of vengeance seeps into the next generation. >> i tell them their father was killed by the infaddels. >> it is magnified by the conditions. >> you think it is a camp, but it is a prison. >> it was established by the u.s. allied syrian kurdish forces but now it is a place in limbo like no othe...

>> i'm just asking. a lot of people, that is why they are talking in our countries. because they're scared to take us back. >> if they gave you an option, let's say, of creating a -- another caliphate for you -- >> no. >> no? >> no. >> you're done? >> a lot of women they think the same. >> reporter: but few countries are willing to take back their people now living in the camp. the living conditions are horrendous. it is filthy. there are little access to medical care. clean water is scarce. food is rationed. a telegram chat group turned that into a cause for isis referring to it as the death ...