The IFLP has been inactive since 1990.  When the First Intifada ended in 1991, members of IFLP most likely joined larger groups with similar ideologies (such as the PLO, Al-Fatah, or Hamas) that had the resources to sustain influence in the Palestinian region.

Islamic Glory Brigades in the Land of the Nile

Islamic Brigades of Pride in Egypt, Islamic Pride Brigades in the Land of the Nile, Kata&#8217;ib al-Izz al-Islamiyah Fi Ard al-Nil

It is impossible to determine whether this group exists as a significant, separate, and autonomous entity or if it represents one cell in a larger organization. The Cairo suicide bombing was the first and only attack it claimed, and evidence exists that shows that the men involved in the Cairo attack may have worked alone and were not affiliated with any terrorist organization.

Front Islamique des Combattants du Grand Orient, IBDA-C

Since the 1990s, the IBDA-C has become increasingly violent. The Turkish government has cracked down on the IBDA-C, arresting hundreds of members in the past several years. In 1998, the IBDA-C's leader, Salih Mirzabeyoglu, was arrested by Turkish authorities. Mirzabeyoglu has denied being the leader of the IBDA-C, insisting that the group he heads is merely one of ideas and not an "armed organization." While the crackdown by Turkish authorities has curbed some of the IBDA-C's activities, imprisoned members have staged riots in detainment facilities throughout Turkey. The Turkish government's latest crackdown on IBDA-C, code-named Operation "Mould", commenced on May 24, 2006 and resulted in the arrest of 18 suspected members of the IBDA-C. Despite counterterror successes such as these, the IBDA-C is still considered an active threat by the Turkish government.

Islamic International Peacekeeping Brigade (IIPB)

Special Purpose Islamic Regiment (SPIR) -- Shared Members

International Islamic Battalion, International Islamic Brigade

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