Reevaluating America’s foreign policy for Iraq, Kurdistan and Syria

You can replace Afghanistan with Iraq, Kurdistan or Syria in the title and ask: Can they survive America’s exit, and does it serve America’s interests to hand them over to enemies of the West?

U.S. and Turkish soldiers conduct the first-ever combined joint patrol outside Manbij, Syria, November 1, 2018. Picture taken November 1, 2018. Courtesy Arnada Jones/U.S.

(photo credit: ARMY/HANDOUT VIA REUTERS)

ByERIC R MANDEL

OCTOBER 2, 2019 21:24

Reevaluating America’s foreign policy for Iraq, Kurdistan and Syria

You can replace Afghanistan with Iraq, Kurdistan or Syria in the title and ask: Can they survive America’s exit, and does it serve America’s interests to hand them over to enemies of the West?

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Reevaluating America’s foreign policy for Iraq, Kurdistan and Syria

You can replace Afghanistan with Iraq, Kurdistan or Syria in the title and ask: Can they survive America’s exit, and does it serve America’s interests to hand them over to enemies of the West?

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