Who is the Israeli Canadianwho joined to Kurds to fight the "Islamic state" in Syria?

Kurdish source revealed Tuesday that the Israeli Canadian announced via Israel Radio on Monday accession to the Kurds to fight against the "Islamic state" in Syria, and called Jill Rosenberg has Mailla disturbed as they tried to join the Israeli intelligence service Mossad, to no avail. Kurdish source said on Tuesday that a Canadian immigrant to Israel, became the first foreign-born accede to the Kurds, who are fighting organization "Islamic State" in Syria at a time when it began to unfold details of the troubled past of these volunteer. He said that a former lawyer Jill Rosenberg, 31, a civilian pilot and was part of a unit for search and rescue in the Israeli army before being arrested in 2009 and deported to the United States and jailed in connection with the issue of an international scam. Israel Radio broadcast an interview Monday with Rosenberg where she traveled to Iraq and trained with Kurdish fighters and go to fight in Syria said. It did not give the name of the radio interview conducted with them and who spoke the language of Hebrew accent North America, but a source has nothing against it, said Rosenberg. A source in the Kurdistan region of Iraq familiar with the matter said Rosenberg first foreign accede to the "People's Protection Units" It is the largest Kurdish fighting force in the north of Syria. The source said it crossed into Syria and it is one of about a dozen Westerners recruited by "units to protect people." Showed a page on Facebook Rosenberg name carries pictures of her in places that she wrote the Kurdish areas of Iraq and Syria. Its relationship with the Mossad And transmitting said Ben Oved, an Israeli lawyer who represents Rosenberg, who was imprisoned in the case where the United States that he had no knowledge of its accession to the Kurds although he spoke with them recently. "This is the quality of the things that tend to do them." Ben ofid said it had agreed to deportation and ruled almost three years in a US prison in the framework of a deal parole. He cited the FBI in 2009 under the name Gillian Rosenberg, 11 people were arrested in Israel in the case of fraud related to false lottery prize targeted "victims, most of them elderly." The site (An.ar.ja) Israeli news then that Rosenberg turned to crime to their need for money and she was separated from her parents and tried to join the Israeli intelligence service (Mossad) to no avail. Israeli and Canadian officials said they are aware of the issue of Rosenberg, but gave no details on whether there were any efforts to return them.