Amy Winehouse On Terror List

Amy Winehouse has been dragged into the ongoing conflict into the Middle East after an internet forum used by terrorist groups named the singer amongst a group of prominent Jewish people who should be targeted in revenge for Israel's incursion onto Palestinian territory.

The singer was named alongside producer Mark Ronson on a new list said to have appeared on the Ummah forum, used by terrorist organisations across the globe. The forum's users intended to compile a list of "top Jews we can target" in response to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

Glen Jenvey, a British anti-terror expert, told British red top The Sun: "The Ummah website has been used by extremists. Those listed should treat it very seriously."

He added “expect a hate campaign and intimidation by 20 or 30 thugs."

The singer is currently on holiday in the Caribbean, and it is not known what security measures, if any, the 'Rehab' star has taken.

Amy Winehouse is expected to work on a new album with Mark Ronson later this year. Neither musician has commented on the threats.