The Islamic State (ISIS) is regaining strength in Syria as a result of decreased U.S. military presence and the destabilization following the collapse of the Assad regime. Reports indicate a rise in attacks attributed to ISIS, sparking concerns of a resurgence that could lead to further violence. Despite previous efforts to dismantle the group, it appears that power vacuums and ongoing conflict have allowed ISIS to exploit the situation, raising fears of future terrorism akin to previously catastrophic events. Officials warn that camps housing suspects may be breeding grounds for extremism, highlighting the urgent need for renewed vigilance.