'We all lost. That's where hatred leads': 10 years after her son was beheaded, Diane Foley on why she met one of his killers | Islamic State

In 2014, terrorists took US photojournalist James Foley into the Syrian desert, decapitated him, then shocked the world with video footage of his death. His mother talks about her doomed attempts to save him, her mission to help today’s hostages, and the meeting that helped her to heal

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