From: Inside Syria
Islamic State: Undermining Syrian revolution?
Al-Qaeda offshoot is accused of fighting rival groups more than Syrian security forces.
6 Jul 2014
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Al-Qaeda offshoot is accused of fighting rival groups more than Syrian security forces.