What U.S. Success in Syria Should Look Like
So long as Assad rules, there will be Shiite and Sunni terror.
April 26, 2018
What U.S. Success in Syria Should Look Like
So long as Assad rules, there will be Shiite and Sunni terror.
Surveying the history of the Syrian civil war, Jack Keane and Danielle Pletka explain that Bashar al-Assad’s brutal rule and vicious tactics have led to the presence in his country of both Shiite terrorists, led by Hizballah and backed by Iran and Russia, and Sunni jihadist groups like Islamic State (IS) and al-Qaeda. Any American strategy, they argue, must bear this in mind:
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