Why Do ISIS And al-Qaeda Hate Each Other?
ISIS Or Taliban: Which Is The Greater Threat? http://testu.be/1IGOe1H Subscribe! http://bitly.com/1iLOHml ISIS and al-Qaeda both use violence to achieve their ...
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Just a week after the ISIS attacks in Paris, an affiliate of al-Qaeda opened fire on tourists in a Mali hotel. Although both groups seem to have the same broad goal of destabilizing and terrorizing Western supported nations, they are actually bitter rivals. In 2015, al-Qaeda’s leader said that ISIS they did not represent all Muslims, and were illegitimate, which some referred to as a declaration of war. The latest attack on Mali is considered a continuation of this back and forth battle. So we wanted to know, why do ISIS and al-Qaeda hate each other? Well, ISIS was actually born directly out of al-Qaeda. The terrorist group’s original goal was to popularize and expand the idea of global jihad, instead of having numerous, weaker groups. But after 9/11, al-Qaeda was forced to hide, and...
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Just a week after the ISIS attacks in Paris, an affiliate of al-Qaeda opened fire on tourists in a Mali hotel. Although both groups seem to have the same broad goal of destabilizing and terrorizing Western supported nations, they are actually bitter rivals. In 2015, al-Qaeda’s leader said that ISIS they did not represent all Muslims, and were illegitimate, which some referred to as a declaration of war. The latest attack on Mali is considered a continuation of this back and forth battle. So we wanted to know, why do ISIS and al-Qaeda hate each other? Well, ISIS was actually born directly out of al-Qaeda. The terrorist group’s original goal was to popularize and expand the idea of global jihad, instead of having numerous, weaker groups. But after 9/11, al-Qaeda was forced to hide, and...
