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Things are not going well in Iraq. The government handover of power
has neither moved the country closer to peaceful democracy nor improved
a volatile security situation that has turned Iraq into a living
hell. Suicide bombings and attacks against Iraqi officials and civilians,
coalition forces, foreigners, and the infrastructure continue unabated.
The 17-month-old guerrilla insurgency is getting stronger, sophisticated
and more widespread by the day and appears to be reaching a new
level of intensity. ISPU Adjunct Scholar Fawaz Gerges examines the
options for the United States.
This policy brief is based on extensive interviews with Iraqi opinion
makers, activists, and researchers.
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