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Why are there so few Islamic State recruits from Israel?

  • April 1, 2019
US aircraft flying over Northern Iraq en route to bomb ISIS targets in Syria

Despite a long history of grievances, only a handful of Palestinian citizens of Israel have joined the Islamic State. The Israeli experience, while unique, may offer long-term lessons for other countries.   On the evening of October 24, 2015, an…

Categories: International Policy, Security

The future of U.S. policy in Syria: Withdrawal?

  • January 22, 2019
Palmyra-tedmor-Syria

As the Syria conflict persists alongside the incipient defeat of the Islamic State terror group, the United States retains de facto control over almost a third of Syrian territory. Four other major outside actors have their own conflicting interests in…

Categories: Human Rights, International Policy, Refugees
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