i think haraf is right in saying that these - this kind of split goes time and again, al qaeda is notested in sectarian strife in the same way that i.s.i.s. is. they are established a caliphate, at least in their mind, there isn't such thing on the ground. we see that this is the essence of difference between al qaeda and i.s.i.s. al qaeda is more of an international group, not geographically attached to a certain place. it's more interested in causes rather than geographical areas. >> i'll have to stop you there. my apologies, we are out of time. thank you both for joining us. >>> still ahead - how do iraqis think we should respond to the turmoil if at all. >> the current problems existing at the moment have been exacerbated by the invasion. >>> families divided over religion and lack of basic needs. here from those talked about the most and having the least. >> al jazeera america presents >> what did i do? please take this curse off of me. >> 15 stories one incredible journey edge of eighteen coming september only on al jazeera america "talk to al jazeera" saturday 5 eastern only on

caliphate fits into the differences that he was talking about between them and al-qaeda and i think that harafs quite right saying that this kind of split goes time and again and now, al-qaeda isn't interested in sectarian strife in the same way isis is. but they are establishing a caliphate in their mounds. until now, there isn't such thing on the ground we see this is the difference between al-qaeda and isis. al-qaeda is more of an international group not geographically attached to a certain place and it is more interested in causes than geographical areas. so. >> i apologize. we are out of time. thank you for joining us. >> still ahead: how to iraqis think america should respond to the turmoil if at all? >> the direct or have been exacerbated by the u.s. the religion to lack of basic needs here from those talked about the most different from the least. ♪ ♪ >>> >> welcome back. we are talking about the accelerating turmoil. on skype, a writer from baghdad who blogs for shakamako.net. director of policy at the kurdish policy foundation and via foam, malak, a young activist in basra, iraq. he