Islamic State militants beheaded more than 21 Christians on a beach in Libya.

Omissions

• The claim says 'more than 21' Christians, but the widely documented and officially recognised figure is exactly 21 (20 Coptic Orthodox Egyptians plus one Ghanaian).
• The event is not recent: the mass beheading took place in February 2015, over eleven years before the session date, and the claim omits this temporal context.
• The figure of 21 refers specifically to those executed on the beach; the claim's phrasing could be read as implying a larger or more recent toll.

Sources

• PrimaryUS Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF)In February 2015, ISIS published the final moments of one Ghanaian and twenty Coptic Orthodox men working in Libya. (Total = 21)
• SecondaryBBC NewsA video has emerged apparently showing the beheadings of 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians ... The men are made to kneel before they are simultaneously beheaded.
• SecondaryOpen DoorsSaturday 15 February marked 10 years since 20 Coptic Christians and one Ghanaian were executed by so-called Islamic State on a beach in Libya.