Graham Wood, a staff writer and expert on jihadist movements, delves into the persistent threat of ISIS, explaining how it continues to inspire violence worldwide. He discusses recent deadly attacks linked to the group in Syria and Australia, highlighting their evolving tactics and recruitment strategies, particularly in the Philippines. Wood emphasizes the connection between world events, like the Gaza conflict, and ISIS's ability to motivate isolated actors. Despite the loss of its caliphate, he argues that ISIS's simple ideology still resonates with many, fueling ongoing local terrorism.
