An Op-Ed by IDC Vice President and Senior Policy Advisor Andrew Doran, who is on the ground in Mosul, Iraq. “Three years of the caliphate destroyed the work millennia of civilization. Three years of the caliphate inflicted lifetimes, if not generations, of trauma. The physical rebuilding of Mosul will probably take decades. But the healing of the Iraqi people will take generations — healing that can begin only when the violence stops. The mission in Mosul is nowhere near accomplished.”
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