Some Iraqi forces wage campaign of punishment against ISIS sympathizers

The video explores the aftermath of the battle against ISIS in Mosul, focusing on the search for sleeper cells, the impact of airstrikes on civilians, and the challenges of revenge and collective punishment. It highlights the Iraqi government's response to human rights abuses and the potential for future conflict. The narrative underscores the complexity of rebuilding a society post-ISIS and the importance of addressing underlying issues to prevent the resurgence of extremism.

What actions are Iraqi special forces taking in the Old City?

What were the living conditions like for residents under ISIS?

What does the Lieutenant say about those who did not pledge loyalty to ISIS?

What concerns do residents have regarding the aftermath of the conflict?

What did Doctor Mansour Maarouf report about the bodies received at the hospital?

What are the implications of the new campaign against possible ISIS sympathizers?

How do human rights groups view the Iraqi government's response to abuses?