ISIS legacy continues to shape terrorism landscape from "summary" of Black Flags by Joby Warrick
The legacy of ISIS continues to cast a long shadow over the landscape of terrorism, shaping the actions and ideologies of extremist groups around the world. The brutal tactics employed by ISIS - from beheadings to mass executions - have left a lasting impact on the psyche of those drawn to the allure of violent jihad. These methods, once confined to the realm of the Islamic State, have now been adopted by other groups seeking to establish their own brand of terror. The rise of ISIS also marked a shift in the way that terrorist organizations operate, with a greater emphasis on using social media and the internet to recruit followers and spread propaganda. The group's sophisticated online presence allowed it to reach a global audience and attract a new generation of supporters who were radicalized from afar. This virtual caliphate, while now diminished, continues to inspire lone wolf attacks and acts of violence carried out in the name of the Islamic State. Furthermore, the territorial gains made by ISIS in Iraq and Syria served as a rallying cry for jihadists the world over, who saw the establishment of a self-proclaimed caliphate as a tangible step ...
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