Abu Musab al-Zarqawi

Planning to establish Al-Qaeda had began in Saudi Arabia at the beginning of the nineties of the last century, and it was remarkable there were some operations of Al-Qaeda organization before actually inception., such as: • In 1995, car bomb attack on Vinnell Corporation Office led to the deaths of six people, including five Americans. • In 1996, The building is inhabited by US soldiers in Khobar as a result 19 dead and about 500 wounded, that was a coordination between al-Qaida and the Saudi Shiite

Al-Baghdadi is responsible for turning ISIS into what it is today as he has orchestrated and carried out numerous attacks turning the group into one of the most feared terrorist organizations today. ISIS gained strength and numbers after the U.S. military pulled out of Iraq. In 2013 Al-Baghdadi changed the name of the group once again to what it is called at present day - ISIS. In 2014 Al-Qaeda officially disassociated itself from ISIS, because

apparatus to defeat Al-Qaeda. However, over the past decade there has been a noticeable difference in how terrorists recruit and operate. The international community has not yet adjusted to these changes, and states continue to rely on conventional methods to combat terrorism. With ISIS emerging as a global terrorist threat, there is a need to implement strategies that can successfully defeat this unconventional enemy. This paper will discuss the evolution of ISIS, and compare it with Al-Qaeda. It will

War on ISIS The Islamic State or more known as ISIS is a terrorist organization that has planned and executed terror attacks all across the globe and killed more than 1000 and have but one goal,power. ISIS was founded in 1999 by Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, but didn’t become a major threat until late 2013 after the death of Osama Bin-Laden. Their name stands for Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant and Islamic state of Iraq and Syria (ISIL/ISIS). In June 2014 ISIS renamed itself

General McChrystal’s Impact on the United States Military Our nation’s military continuously evolves to ensure success in future operations. This change is only be possible if our top leaders work in concert towards a common goal. The purpose of this document is to highlight how General Stanley McChrystal changed the manner in which the U.S. Military operates and communicates in an ever-changing environment. General McChrystal was born in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas in 1954 to a military family. Embracing

But ISIS -- unlike al Qaeda, which disowned the group in early 2014 -- has proven to be more brutal and more effective at controlling territory it has seized. This states that in the beginning ISIS and al-Qaeda were very similar allies however due to their very brutal way of seizing and controlling territories severed all connections with them. One can see that

This group was ousted from Al Qaeda because they were being too extreme, and carrying out atrocious acts

Looking back to ten years ago, many of us would have never thought technology would have taken off like it did. In order to communicate with others we would have to physically be in there presence or call them from a landline telephone (if available). Today, social media has created several outlet for individuals across the globe to communicate. Sites like YouTube, Google+, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram allow users to communicate with each other without having to be physically present. If you

the most terrorism groupings in the world. Iraq is at the top of the terrorist group population. Iraq is the place with the most deaths because of terrorists and the place with the most terrorist groups including ISIS. They fought under the banner “Al Qaeda in Iraq” They are a Jihadist military group which came from radical Sunni jihadists in Iraq. Iraq is also often called ‘The World Capital of Terrorism’. Malala Yousafzai was shot by a terrorist group from. She was shot by the Taliban. Another

TRANSITION TO negotiation: Negotiation is a technique for discussing issues among people which attempts to attain a resolution which will be beneficial for some of the conflicts in the Middle East. Trying to make a better world through negotiations. In order to avoid tensions, Fisher and Ury (1983) argue, the development of four principles in every negotiation: separate people from the problem, focus on interests rather than positions, generate a variety of options before settling on an agreement