Israel May Be Taming Hamas, but It Must Proceed with Caution
The divide-but-don’t-conquer strategy.
November 26, 2019
And next time, with fewer allies.
While defenders of a U.S. withdrawal from Syria and Afghanistan claim that doing so is the only alternative to fighting “endless wars,” Paul Wolfowitz argues that retreat is in fact a recipe for the opposite—as evidenced by a recent Defense Department report that Islamic State (IS) is already regrouping in areas of Syria abandoned by American forces. Yet the alternatives need not require large investments of American blood and treasure:
The divide-but-don’t-conquer strategy.
And next time, with fewer allies.
What starts with the Jews never ends with the Jews.
Even one that insists on seeing righteousness in ecological, rather than religious, terms.
Comedy falters at the gates of hell.
While defenders of a U.S. withdrawal from Syria and Afghanistan claim that doing so is the only alternative to fighting “endless wars,” Paul Wolfowitz argues that retreat is in fact a recipe for the opposite—as evidenced by a recent Defense Department report that Islamic State (IS) is already regrouping in areas of Syria abandoned by American forces. Yet the alternatives need not require large investments of American blood and treasure:
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