ISIS Propaganda

As the Syrian military and its allies advance on the ISIS' last stronghold south of Damascus, the jihadis' tactics grow more bloody.

Despite battlefield losses across Iraq and Syria, ISIS vowed to “conquer the world” via its global support network.

The Islamic State militant group is losing land, money and manpower, but it won't tell its followers, and the ones who know, don't care.

The United Cyber Caliphate called on lone wolf attackers to “kill them wherever you find them”.

At its height, ISIS issued 700 releases a month. That has dropped to fewer than 200.

The report found that over half of the group's propaganda is focused on depicting civilian life.