ISIS

is a destructive extremist group whose victims are predominantly themselves Muslim.

ISIS is not part of Islam, and instead functions as a separate destructive extremist group. He emphasizes that a majority of those harmed by ISIS are themselves Muslim.

is an extremist group whose growth can be directly ascribed to problems within U.S. leadership related to combating Al-Qaeda in Iraq.

Nance ascribes growth of influence by ISIS directly to problems within U.S. leadership related to combating Al-Qaeda in Iraq

is not part of the faith of Islam and should instead be thought of as a separate destructive extremist group.

Defeating ISIS argues that the group ISIS does not belong to the faith of Islam, and should instead be thought of as a separate destructive extremist group.

is best characterized as medieval, and any well-intentioned but dishonest campaign to deny the Islamic State's medieval religious nature is misguided.

In a recent essay in The Atlantic, Graeme Wood argues that ISIS is best characterized as medieval. We are misled ... by a well-intentioned but dishonest campaign to deny the Islamic State's medieval religious nature.

is a groups whose demise will be dependent on a years-long reconstruction of fragile state institutions and genuine political reconciliation among warring ethnic and religious communities.

ISIS is a product of an organic crisis in Arab politics. Therefore, the decline and demise of the group will depend on the reconstruction of fragile state institutions and genuine political reconciliation among warring ethnic and religious communities, a complex and difficult process that will take years to materialize.

is a product of an organic crisis in Arab politics.

is a monstrosity which didn't come from nowhere. Rather, it is one of the results of the U.S. hitting a very vulnerable society - Iraq - with a sledgehammer.

ISIS is a monstrosity. It didn't come from nowhere. It's one of the results of the U.S. hitting a very vulnerable society - Iraq - with a sledgehammer.

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