ISIS: Inside the Army of Terror

ISIS: Inside the Army of Terror by Michael Weiss and Hassan Hassan is a detailed investigative account of the rise of ISIS and the forces that shaped one of the most dangerous extremist groups of the modern era. Drawing on deep regional knowledge, reporting, and analysis, the authors trace ISIS’s origins, ideology, leadership, and methods, explaining how it evolved and gained power amid conflict in Iraq and Syria.

Clear and well-researched, the book provides context for understanding the group’s appeal, its internal structure, and the broader political and social conditions that enabled its growth. An important read for those interested in contemporary history, Middle Eastern politics, and global security.

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