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Are ISIS fighters active in Yemen
The article mainly argued that the ongoing war in Yemen is not driven by the goal of protecting Arab or regional security. Instead, it results from an old alliance between the Shia Imam Ali and the Sunni from his cousin Muawiya. It emphasized that current conflicts, including the presence of ISIS and jihadist groups, exploit these divisions to escalate unrest. The history dates back to the Battle of Siffin, which involved religious and political interference, where it became clear that both sides believed they were acting in God's name, praying, and calling upon Him. The article pointed out that such conflicts repeat throughout history and are used as tools by external parties to divide Arabs and destroy regional stability. It stressed that the war in Yemen and extremist groups like ISIS are rooted in ancient reasons, often obstructing peaceful solutions. The way forward, it suggested, lies in establishing a civilian state.
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