An Islamist coalition called Jaysh al Fateh was formed in 2015 with the specific goal of taking the Syrian city of Idlib. In addition to al Nusra Front, members of the alliance include Ahrar al Sham, Jund al Aqsa, Liwa al Haqq, Jaysh al Sunna, Ajnad al Sham, Faylaq al Sham Ahrar al Sham and Jund al Aqsa. The coalition is not aligned with the Islamic State, which controls other large swaths of territory in northeast Syria. Video25 September 2015. “See How Things Are Going in Areas Dominated By the Judiciary Through the Judicial Council and the Court of Idlib” Jaysh al Fateh fighters were also recorded smashing and burning a statue of former Syrian President Hafez al-Assad in the city. Other images posted by Islamist-affiliated sites showed fighters in front of the governor's palace and municipal buildings in Idlib.Withdrawal of Jund al-Aqsa24 October 2015, Jund al Aqsa released this statement withdrawing from the umbrella group Jaysh al…
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