The role of Isis in political relations in the Middle East

Sectarian and religious conflicts are an integral part of the developments in the Middle East. The emergence of failed states such as Libya, Yemen, Iraq, Syria and powerful transnational non-state actors such as al-Qaeda, ISIS, Jabhat al-Nusra, Taliban, Sahwa, Ansar Allah movement, Yemen, Lebanon and... In addition to changes in behavior and activists of international and regional actors, Has changed the political order and security of the Middle East and provided for the creation of a new order.
The main question of this paper is the Isis’s role f in political-security relations in the Middle East as one of the most important sectarian groups. ISIS is the outcome of the al-Qaeda group whit policy Takfiri- Slfy, Following the restoration of the caliphate and Sunni - Shiite conflict - is the most important element of the ISIS.