Review of the US-Led Coalition against ISIS

In 2014, ISIS based on ideological center of gravity succeeded for the first time under the so-called Caliphate in setting up centers of physical gravity in Iraq and Syria and establishing an Islamic State in the areas under its control. The process ended with the request of the Iraqi government to rebuild the Security Council to re-establish an international coalition to fight ISIS. Accordingly, the present paper tries to answer the question, while reviewing the goals and missions of the coalition, that how mush this institution has achieved success to achieving the goals set. At the same time, this article is based on this hypothesis that the coalition, with the influence of local variables, achieved goals determined to destroy ISIS's physical centers of gravity, but was not able to prevent the repetition of their recovery cycle.
This paper will examine the Coalition's performance by using the trend analysis method and focusing on discovering trends to predict the future from historical evidence and data changes on the performance of stakeholder performance. The purpose of this study is to measure the effectiveness of policies and to illustrate the problems that are being raised around the subject of research.