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Twenty Thousand Gone
When The Wall Street Journal reported Friday that up to 20,000 ISIS-affiliated detainees had disappeared from Syria's al-Hol camp, it wasn't describing a routine breach. It was describing the possible unraveling of one of the most consequential

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Guest Post: is LinkedIn Guilty of Antisemitism?
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The Silent Genocide of Syria's Minorities – Part 3: Diplomatic Treachery and Media Malpractice
The destruction of Kurdish autonomy and the systematic persecution of Syria's religious minorities did not occur in a vacuum. They unfolded within a permissive international environment shaped by Western diplomacy that substituted engagement for

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The Silent Genocide of Syria's Minorities - Part 2: A Country Being Emptied
Click here to read Part 1: The Betrayal of the Kurds. The collapse of Kurdish autonomy did not inaugurate Syria's current phase of violence; it confirmed a pattern already in motion. Long before Kurdish towns were pressured into surrender, Syria's

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The Silent Genocide of Syria's Minorities - Part 1: The Betrayal of the Kurds
Editor's note:"The Silent Genocide of Syria's Minorities" is a 4-part series that documents the systematic destruction of Kurdish self-rule in Syria and the coordinated persecution of the country's other religious minorities—Christians, Druze, Yazidis,

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