ISIS: A Brief Overview of Its History and Terrorism

Source: Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) | History, Terrorism, Definition, & Facts (2025-06-22)

Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) is a notorious terrorist organization known for its violent extremism and widespread influence. The group has played a significant role in recent Middle Eastern conflicts, gaining international attention for its brutal tactics and efforts to establish a caliphate. Britannica provides detailed insights into ISIS's origins, activities, and the global response to its threat. Understanding its history and the facts surrounding its operations is crucial in addressing the ongoing challenges posed by the group.

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