War and Kidnap

In the war of terror, there are many more barbaric threats than in conventional war. For example, suicide bombings... kidnappings etc... they don't exist to this extent in a conventional war. People taken by enemy forces are given certain rights and are put in a prison... much unlike a barbaric kidnapping when terrorists give their prisoners no rights. This was discovered by Abdullah Al Masry, a soldier in the Egyptian Saq'a special forces and, who was fighting terror and drug smuggling in Upper Egypt when he and his unit were sieged, disarmed and kidnapped by a rather unheard of force of terror. Outnumbered, unarmed and dealing with threats of execution and torture, will Al Masry help himself and his unit to get out alive? Or will their blood be spilled on the soil of drug fields in the name of the will of terror and dirty profits?