Security campaign in Al-Hol camp to pursue ISIS cells in northeastern Syria.

In a decisive and serious step, the General Command of the Internal Security Forces in northern and eastern Syria launched a wide security campaign inside the Al-Hol camp, which is considered one of the most tense hotspots in the region. The aim of the campaign, as reported by "Hawar" agency, is to pursue ISIS cells hiding inside the camp, as well as to expand operations outside its walls to track down any elements associated with the organization. The camp, which has long been a complex security and humanitarian dilemma, houses thousands of people of different nationalities, including women and children of ISIS members, making it a fertile ground for clandestine movements that pose a constant threat to stability in the region. This campaign is part of the ongoing efforts of the Internal Security Forces to prevent any attempts to revive ISIS activity in the region, whether through its sleeper cells or potential support networks outside the camp. The security operation reflects a clear evolution in the security strategy of the Internal Security Forces, indicating their determination to dismantle any remaining infrastructure of the organization, not only relying on monitoring and information but also through direct field intervention that could have decisive implications on the security scene in northern and eastern Syria.