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limit U.S. invo=vement in Syria and to focus on America First, leaving Syria's neighbors and =he Europeans to sort out the mess. For years President Obama had resisted growing calls to intervene militarily against the Assad regime. President Barack Obama's decision to refrain from engagement in 2013 w

ne militarily against the Assad regime. President Barack Obama's decision to refrain from engagement in 2013 was

and =he Europeans to sort out the mess. For years President Obama had resisted growing calls to intervene militari

ne militarily against the Assad regime. President Barack Obama's decision to refrain from engagement in 2

their normal-weight peers to fail semiannual =hysical readiness tests. In all, overweight and obese active 3 EFTA_R1_01345795 EFTA02358538 duty mi=itary personnel cost the taxpayer $105 million a year in lost productivity= and $1 billion annually on treating obesity-related illness —more=than treatin

eventing this scenario depends on the skill of the negotiating t=ams in Geneva and, ultimately, on the ability of the administration of US =resident Barack Obama to overcome resistance by Congress and offer a meani=gful deal to Tehran. The writer is an associate professor of international relations at

this scenario depends on the skill of the negotiating t=ams in Geneva and, ultimately, on the ability of the administration of US =resident Barack Obama to overcome resistance by Congress and offer a meani=gful deal to Tehran. The writer is an associate professor of international relations at the Lon

as the congressional debate o=er Syria made crystal clear. Would they back much riskier military action =n Iran? Fortunately for Congress, President Barack Obama was agile enough =o seize the diplomatic route and begin to eliminate Syria's chemical wea=ons. These results are advancing U.S. security interests.

=s stabilized. Hezbollah, its main proxy against Israel, is currently parti=ipating in the conflict on the regime's side. Should Israel undertake a mi=itary operation against the nuclear facilities at the current time, Iran w=uld need to decide whether Hezbollah should focus on the Syrian civil war =r a

tia= relations entirely now, it is clear that this remains the Muslim Brotherh=od's ultimate ambition. This is where Washington comes in. While the Obama administration cannot ch=nge the long-held aims of an insular, extreme movement like the Muslim Bro=herhood, it must work to prevent the Brotherhood

=and all the other politicians have to applaud them," wrote the daily Haare=z in a commentary published Thursday. "The assassination of (Hamas' top mi=itary commander Ahmed) Jabari will go down in history as another showy mil=tary action initiated by an outgoing government on the eve of an election.= Ind