How violence prevents healing after Islamic State ...Kuwait

Comment: To begin healing in Iraq and Syria, we must find new strategies of acceptance that fight dehumanisation and radicalisation, writes Judit Neurink. Two years ago, with the fall of the Syrian village of Baghouz, the Islamic State group [IS] lost its last foothold in Syria. But IS is far from finished. Recently, Iraqi F-16 planes carried out 19 air raids which destroyed caves and other IS hideouts in Iraq's Hamrin mountains.  During the recent two-week Operation Red Lion, 313 air raids destroyed as many as 160 IS hideouts in Iraq's Mahmour mountain range, killing at least 27 militants. While American Secretary of State Antony Blinken conferred with the other 82 member states

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