Sectarian violence within Iraqi territory is becoming more and more serious and continues to worsen. These violences, in a large part are due to the conflicts between the Sunni and Shia extremist groups. The first Iraqi war, lead by the United States, took place between 2003 and 2011. However, there has been a second war that only erupted last year and has been ongoing ever since. There have been countless suicide bombings, of which several have taken place in Baghdad. About a month ago, one suicide bombing took the lives of more than 10 people, and injuring more than 50. This serves to show at what point ISIL’s enlargement is successful.
ISIL’s massive expansion has served almost as propaganda to show how their global presence is taking more and more importance. They also succeeded in demonstrating their strategic objectives. This being their planned bombings and other mass destruction terrorist attacks. Their expansion can be witnessed, as it has strongly evolved since the beginning of the war. Throughout the studied conflict, Their success has lead to the intensification of the Iraq conflicts. …show more content…
The Shia and the Sunni. Both groups are denominations of Islam, however they do not believe that Muhammad’s successor is the same person. As the Shia believe it is Ali ibn Abi Talib, the Sunni believe it is Abu Bakr. Both groups are made of a huge percentage of either the people of Iraq or of the muslims. In what regards solutions to calm and eventually cease the sectarian violence in Iraq, the president name Haider al-Abadji to become the new prime
ISIL’s massive expansion has served almost as propaganda to show how their global presence is taking more and more importance. They also succeeded in demonstrating their strategic objectives. This being their planned bombings and other mass destruction terrorist attacks. Their expansion can be witnessed, as it has strongly evolved since the beginning of the war. Throughout the studied conflict, Their success has lead to the intensification of the Iraq conflicts. …show more content…
The Shia and the Sunni. Both groups are denominations of Islam, however they do not believe that Muhammad’s successor is the same person. As the Shia believe it is Ali ibn Abi Talib, the Sunni believe it is Abu Bakr. Both groups are made of a huge percentage of either the people of Iraq or of the muslims. In what regards solutions to calm and eventually cease the sectarian violence in Iraq, the president name Haider al-Abadji to become the new prime