TRAC OverviewTanzim Huras al-Din / Guardians of Religion has been consolidating various jihadi groups since its inception. Throughout 2020, Tanzim Huras al-Din has gained more support from HTS operational commanders causing many defections. Feeling threatened, Hayy'at Tahrir al-Sham / HTS (Assembly for the Liberation of the Levant) leader, Abu Muhammad Al-Joulani, openly arrests and battles Tanzim Huras al-Din fighters. While the state actors continue to play "whack-a-mole" with Islamic State, Tanzim Huras al-Din is quietly making in routes into Idlib, North Hama, Aleppo and Latakia in Northern Syria and should not be underestimated as an al Qaeda proxy.Ideology & StrengthTanzim huras al-Din is a Sunni Takfiri Salafist jihadist group, formed by Khaled al-Aruri, Samir Hijazi, Sami al-Oraidi. The group's fighters are estimated between 3500 - 5000, half of whom are foreigners from Egypt, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Jordan and…
Tanzim Huras al-Din / Guardians of Religion / AQ In Syria
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