Which groups are considered international terrorists?

The correct answer identifies groups that explicitly operate on an international scale and are involved in terrorism. ISIS and Al-Qaeda are prominent examples of international terrorist organizations. They have defined global agendas and have executed numerous attacks across multiple countries, targeting civilians and governmental institutions to instill fear and achieve their ideological goals. Their operations, recruitment, and funding stretch beyond national borders, making them synonymous with international terrorism.

On the other hand, the other groups mentioned do not fit the criteria for international terrorism as clearly. Proud Boys and Qanon are associated more with domestic extremism and conspiracy theories within the United States. FARC, while a designated terrorist organization, primarily operates within Colombia, and El Chapo, a drug lord, is not defined as a terrorist group. Antifa is typically classified as a domestic leftist movement to counteract fascism rather than an organization that engages in international terrorism, and Hamas, while engaged in conflict with Israel, is often regarded in the context of regional issues rather than as an international terrorist group in the same sense as ISIS and Al-Qaeda.