: we are not entering a “post-ISIS” phase. We may be entering a recycled ISIS phase, and it’s more dangerous now

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Kevork Almassian

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While the U.S.–Israeli escalation against Iran heats up, we suddenly see ISIS prison breaks, detainee transfers, militants on the run, and Washington wants everyone to treat it as a routine “judicial” or “humanitarian” process. In this video, I explain why that framing doesn’t hold up in the Middle East. These detention camps are pressure cookers. Foreign fighters have escaped before, and the routes out of Syria — through Turkey and beyond — are not theoretical. My argument is simple: we are not entering a “post-ISIS” phase. We may be entering a recycled ISIS phase, and it’s more dangerous now because the region is more exhausted, more fragmented, and Iran is under heavier pressure than it was in 2014–2015. Watch the full breakdown.

8:53 AM · Jan 28, 2026

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