The Jabhat al-Nusra (JN) have publicity supported the Islamic Front (Syria) as long as the Islamic Front does not create any western ties or leave out Arab regimes.[42] "Muhammad al-Mohaisany, a rising star in the jihadist community and a key financier of rebel efforts in northern Syria -- released a video message backing Islamic Front (Syria) on social media platforms."[43] However, ISIS is feeling uneasy from the formation of the Islamic Front because they are competitors in Syria.[44] The United States has not designated the Islamic Front (Syria) as a global jihadist group because they not want to establish a caliphate.