October 17th, 2014
04:52 PM ET
Will airstrikes be enough against ISIS?
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Fareed speaks with Francis Fukuyama, the American Enterprise Institute’s Danielle Pletka, Foreign Affairs Editor Gideon Rose, and Walter Russell Mead, a professor of international affairs at Bard College, about the Obama administration's strategy for countering ISIS, and whether air power will be enough.
Watch the video for the full panel discussion.
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The United States continues to lose its leverage over ISIS by not pursuing a longer-term strategy to engage groups with a representative idea of moderate Islam that renounces violence. Painting all Muslim groups with the same brush
is dangerous, misleading and a disservice to non-radical efforts in the Middle East.
The First World must open a "safety valve" — not only for themselves, but for the Third World, and work with moderates to develop a worldwide navigational system which monitors the roots of Muslim disillusionment, preserves geographical unity, and establishes path towards a democracy that does not marginalize Islam.
Khalilah Sabra
Muslim American Society
Immigration Justice Center