Jessica Lewis

Institute for the Study of War

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Research Director at the Institute for the Study of War; she has 8 years of Active Duty as an intelligence officer in the U.S. Army, including 34 months deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan.

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Today, Iraq’s parliament convened and then quickly collapsed.

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