These are the last days of Ramadan and just to make the point clear, the loss of Fallujah is a galvanizing moment for ISIS to extend past borders that they're losing and past Iraq and Syria.
Juliette Kayyem explains the implications of the recent attack in relation to ISIS's current situation.
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