Except these don&#x27;t appear to be a political terrorist group, like the ones we have in Europe. This is jihad, blind violence, without targeting political figures. If you ask the bombers why they do it they &#x27;ll barely be able to answer beyond some religious nonsense. If you ask the ones who sent them to bomb, i bet you will find a mixture of vague anti-westernism , anti-semitism etc. Whoever is funding them does not have a world-changing plan other than general disorder. Even if ISIS had a UN-recognized state, they wouldn&#x27;t be able to keep it functioning for a single day.<p>It&#x27;s easy to be a terrorist nowadays, because it&#x27;s hard to come up with solutions to fix the broken arab world. It probably doesn&#x27;t take huge funding to do the things they do. Is there a viable political agenda behind them? If there was, arabs wouldn&#x27;t be fleeing the area in droves.