Op-Ed By IDC Safe Haven Managing Director and Iraq Senior Adviser Loay Mikhael “The horrors of the ISIS genocide continue, and the most deliberative body in the world is standing in the way of fixing a major problem in our government’s response to that tragedy.”
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