ISIS terrorists may soon make a comeback, and former President realDonaldTrump will bear a significant portion of the blame, writes QuinHillyer.
, will care as much about keeping them imprisoned and away from renewed malignancy in the region.”
Two days later, in a column of my own, I wrote that “if the Kurds are unable to ward off the Turks’ vicious assault, it stands to reason that the first role they will abandon is that of jail keeper for 10,000-12,000 ISIS fighters. Once escaped,Trump unwisely had been determined to order a withdrawal, “it should have been planned. It should have been organized. It should have been done with protection.
"The consequences, including against the Turks, for violating those understandings should have been clear, certain, and powerful.” Instead, the U.S. has no agreement at all, much less an enforceable one, and it has no easy way to keep Erdogan from disastrously reinvigorating ISIS in his vendetta against the Kurds.Of course, Erdogan’s expected military action is now not on Trump’s plate but on that of President Joe Biden. What otherwise would be a regional dispute instead could have major consequences for the U.S. because of the threat from ISIS, which, like al Qaeda before it, has identified the U.S. as its major enemy.
Biden met directly with Erdogan on Nov. 15, but no particular accomplishment seems to have stemmed from the meeting. Now, in a Thanksgiving week twist, it looks as if Turkey is prepared to gobble up the territory Trump left open to it three years ago.
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