ISIS Reportedly Proposes Truce with Other Armed Terrorist Groups

The group allegedly has offered other militant groups an organized and stringent plan to join forces in an effort to damage the Syrian Arab Army.

ISIS proposes joining forces with other terrorist groups. Courtesy: islam14.com

(SALEM, Ore.) - In the light of the strategic advancements of the Syrian army in Aleppo's northern countryside, armed terrorist groups and their factions are collaborating with each other, hoping for international intervention to reorganize terrorist groups after their frustration brought about by the Syrian Arab Army and its allies' success in destroying terrorist supply routes close to the Turkish border that are used by terrorist groups.

According to confidential ISIS documents that were revealed, the terrorist organization offered a truce plan to the armed groups in the northern countryside of Aleppo, particularly The Levant Front (al-Jabha al-Shamiya), through the intermediary of Yasser Najjar (AKA Yasser Abu Ammar) in an attempt to unite against the Syrian Arab Army and retake areas close to the Turkish border.

ISIS has reportedly offered the following truce plan:

1. Cease-fire between all factions and cessation of attacks by any faction
2. Release of all prisoners between the two sides in the conflict
3. Opening of the crossings between the two sides to allow the passage of fuel and food
4. Agreement not to persuade any faction to fight ISIS
5. Fatah Halab (Aleppo Conquest) joint operation room shall require all armed groups that do not accept this agreement to accept it and prevent any violations. According to the agreement and its implementation, all armed groups have to fight any group that fought against ISIS that also apply to all those who violated it. Any group that violates the ceasefire will be considered as the Syrian regime’s agents.
6. The ceasefire will last for 6 months. After the mentioned period, the extension of the agreement will be discussed. In case of not reaching an agreement, the conflicts will resume "until Allah doth decide between us: for He is the best to decide."
7. All the conflicts will focus on fighting the [Syrian] regime
8. The chosen Intermediaries will solve any problems, or violations of any of the sides. Intermediates will observe the implementation of the agreement through elected mediators between the parties.
9. Any betrayal by military factions against ISIS or any attack by a crusader alliance shall revoke the agreement.
10. The factions shall publish no official statement. Yet the Fatah Halab joint Operation room is allowed to make official statements.
11. Armed groups have a one-week deadline to review and respond to the plan. Not responding to the ceasefire plan shall be considered as rejecting the truce plan. The deadline starts 2/2/2016 for the ISIS-invited groups whose prominent leaders have met in al-Bab.
12. On the decision of the Fatah Halab joint operation room, three crossings can be opened between the two sides.