U.S. Troops in the Middle East

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The writer of this paper is of the opinion that the U.S. should not commit troops to Arab-Israeli conflict for the primary reason being that it is not their country, and while they can sympathize with the situation, they have no right to step in and solve it. This paper gives further reasons for U.S. troops not getting involved in the conflict as well as offering ways in which America could offer her services.

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"The U.S. isn't the only nation to have been humbled by this conflict. Most of Israel's neighbors have fallen to it as well. Which is another reason to keep our troops at home. The Israeli military is more than capable of taking care of itself. In fact, the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) is one of the most feared and respected military commands in the region, if not the world. Why would we want to pick an unnecessary fight with it? Because Israel's Arab neighbors, having been repeated defeated by the IDF, want us to. That isn?' a good enough reason.Well-meaning people will say that we need to send troops in order to save lives."

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