ISIS split into factions from "summary" of Black Flags by Joby Warrick
One of the key developments in the evolution of ISIS was the splintering of the group into factions. This division within the organization was not a sudden occurrence, but rather the result of long-standing tensions and power struggles among its leaders. As ISIS expanded its territory and influence, these internal rifts became more pronounced, eventually leading to a fracturing of the group into competing factions. The split within ISIS was not merely a disagreement over tactics or strategy; it was a fundamental rift over the very definition of the group's mission and ideology. Different factions within the organization held divergent views on how to achieve their ultimate goals, with some advocating for a more pragmatic approach while others remained committed to a strict interpretation of their extre...
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