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Comparing Al Qaeda and ISIS: Different goals, different targets
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namely, the Asad regime in Syria and the Abadi regime in Iraq e Iraqi Shi’a, the Lebanese Hizballah, the Yazidis (a Kurdish ethno-religious minority located predominantly in Iraq), and rival opposition groups in Syria (including Jabhat al-Nusra, the official Al Qaeda affiliate in Syria). wants to cr
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  • namely, the Asad regime in Syria and the Abadi regime in Iraq
  • e Iraqi Shi’a, the Lebanese Hizballah, the Yazidis (a Kurdish ethno-religious minority located predominantly in Iraq), and rival opposition groups in Syria (including Jabhat al-Nusra, the official Al Qaeda affiliate in Syria).
  • wants to create a government where Muslims can live under Islamic law (or the Islamic State’s twisted version of it).
  • n territory it controls, the Islamic State uses mass executions, public beheadings, rape, and symbolic crucifixion displays to terrorize the population into submission and “purify” the community, and at the same time provides basic
  • in Laden gave Zarqawi seed money to start his organization, Zarqawi at first refused to swear loyalty to and join Al Qaeda, as he shared only some of Bin Laden’s goals and wanted to remain independent.

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