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Pity America’s Friends
NATIONAL REVIEW by James Kirchick August 8, 2014 People in the Middle East who put their trust in Barack Obama are suffering right now In January, President Obama likened fighters from the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria to a “jayvee … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Assad, Iraq, Libya, Qaddafi, Syria, Yazidis
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