Amid rising tensions and escalating violence, the Syrian government has asserted control over several camps and prisons housing individuals linked to the Islamic State (ISIS). This power shift follows the withdrawal of Kurdish-led forces, which has led to significant unrest, including riots, escape attempts, and clashes among various factions. Reports indicate that over 100 ISIS inmates have escaped during chaotic confrontations, raising alarms about the security risks posed by these developments. The situation remains volatile, with the UN taking over management of the al-Hol camp for ISIS families as fears grow regarding the fate of detainees and the potential resurgence of ISIS threats in the region.