The Rise of ISIS during the Syrian Civil War marked a significant and alarming shift in the conflict that began in 2011. Exploiting the chaos and power vacuum, ISIS emerged as a formidable militant group, seizing territory and establishing a self-proclaimed caliphate. Their brutal tactics and radical ideology attracted global attention and fighters. The group's expansion not only intensified the Syrian conflict but also led to international military interventions, reshaping the geopolitical land

America just changed the rules for how threats against Americans are handled overseas. Overnight, U.S. forces launched Operation Hawkeye Strike, targeting ISIS positions across Syria after a deadly ambush unalived American service members and a civilian interpreter. Military officials say the operation was fast, precise, and designed to dismantle terrorist networks responsible for the attack. Fighter jets, helicopters, and artillery worked together in one of the most aggressive counterterror res

Go There gains access to the al-Hol refugee camp in Syria which holds 60,000 refugees including some of the wives and children of ISIS fighters. Resources at the camp were already strained, but coronavirus restrictions have worsened the plight of the temporary residents, further limiting their access to badly needed medical care. CNN’s Jomana Karadsheh speaks with refugees and camp administrators who help shed a light on a dire situation. | CNN