What if American Schools Were Protected Like Israeli Schools?
The first thing Israel did after the Ma'alot Massacre was to make certain that each school had a perimeter barrier and guarded entry points.
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The first thing Israel did after the Ma'alot Massacre was to make certain that each school had a perimeter barrier and guarded entry points.
This paper looks in depth at the democracy-security dilemma with a view to helping U.S. policymakers deal with it more systematically and effectively. Case studies of U.S. policy toward Egypt, India, and Turkey over the past twenty years highlight the complexity of the democracy-security dilemma.
Friend in pakistan is on the same page and if you caught osama bin laden, you would turn him over. >> the people who need to know, know it. >> we know is that he wound up being found in pakistan. what was the point? look, that was supposed to be our big ally in the region at the time, the president of pakistan. it's that it's never been as simple as we've wanted it to be back here at home. one place, looking for one face. fighting terror means chasing an idea, it means poverty, religion, it means dealing with societies and clans. it's complicated. and taliban, al qaeda, taliban, isis, who know...
Friend in pakistan is on the same page and if you caught osama bin laden, you would turn him over. >> the people who need to know, know it. >> we know is that he wound up being found in pakistan. what was the point? look, that was supposed to be our big ally in the region at the time, the president of pakistan. it's that it's never been as simple as we've wanted it to be back here at home. one place, looking for one face. fighting terror means chasing an idea, it means poverty, religion, it means dealing with societies and clans. it's complicated. and taliban, al qaeda, taliban, isis, who know...
Your reaction to what we're watching now. did you think all these years of work and sacrifice in afghanistan would end like this? >> it was tough to imagine what an end would look like, so many of us signed up, you know, we want to serve our country. we want to do something good, and, you know, going to afghanistan for three different tours, so many of us really believed that we could be part of making a better afghanistan, helping afghan people, fighting terror, standing strong against the taliban, against al qaeda, against these terror influences that were taking over and ruining people's li...