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Summary
This page appears to be a page from a briefing document or news summary (marked with House Oversight Bates stamp 025060). The text includes an excerpt discussing the Syrian Civil War, specifically the fragmentation of the FSA and a recommendation to create elite forces to secure chemical weapons. The bottom of the page lists 'Article 5,' a piece from Foreign Policy magazine by Matthew Levitt titled 'Why Does Europe Pretend Hezbollah Has a Good Side?'
People (2)
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| Matthew Levitt | Author |
Author of the Foreign Policy article listed as Article 5.
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| Unnamed Syrian Strategist | Source/Analyst |
Quoted regarding strategy for the FSA and securing chemical weapons.
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Organizations (7)
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| FSA |
Free Syrian Army; described as having become a 'jungle' with fragmented factions.
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| Foreign Policy |
Publication source for Article 5.
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| United States |
Country mentioned as needing to be pressured for a negotiated settlement.
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| Russia |
Country mentioned as needing to be pressured for a negotiated settlement.
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| United Nations |
Organization mentioned as needing to be pressured for a negotiated settlement.
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| Hezbollah |
Subject of the article headline regarding Europe's perception of the group.
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| House Oversight Committee |
Implied by the Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_025060'.
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Locations (3)
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Mentioned in the title of the Foreign Policy article.
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Mentioned in the geopolitical context.
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Mentioned in the geopolitical context.
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Relationships (1)
Byline under article title.
Key Quotes (5)
"But FSA [has] become a jungle."Source
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"My recommendation is . . . to start working on elite [forces that can] . . . initiate key attacks plus help as a buffer from potential warlords"Source
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"this unit can handle other key tasks, like securing chemical weapons."Source
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"the rebels must 'speak to the silent majority, many who did not care about the revolution, and they want their life back.'"Source
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Quote #4
"Why Does Europe Pretend Hezbollah Has a Good Side?"Source
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Full Extracted Text
Complete text extracted from the document (808 characters)
support other parallel solutions, including the political one. But FSA [has] become a jungle. . . . My recommendation is . . . to start working on elite [forces that can] . . . initiate key attacks plus help as a buffer from potential warlords and fights among fragmented FSA factions. Plus, this unit can handle other key tasks, like securing chemical weapons.”
This Syrian strategist argues in another memo that the rebels must “speak to the silent majority, many who did not care about the revolution, and they want their life back.” He said that such a negotiated settlement requires more pressure on the United States, Russia and the United Nations “to find a way out of the deadlock.”
Article 5.
Foreign Policy
Why Does Europe
Pretend Hezbollah Has a
Good Side?
Matthew Levitt
Foreign Policy
Why Does Europe
Pretend Hezbollah Has a
Good Side?
Matthew Levitt
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