The ripples of the raids are only starting to spread.
Those who want to rush to war over chemical-weapons allegations would be wise to consider history.
Israel's intervention in Lebanon was a long-running disaster. Increased involvement in Syria may turn out the same way.
As America considers involvement in Syria, it ought remember the past debacle in its neighbor.
Continuing to split the difference only demonstrates weakness.
The conflict repeatedly has outgrown U.S. policy.
The satire paper mocks U.S. nonintervention in Syria.
The intelligence failures of Iraq seriously constrained policy makers in other areas.
There's no straightforward logic to our nonproliferation approach.
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