Nonresident Senior Fellow Daniel Byman argues that al-Qa’ida was on the ropes after the United States counterattacked in the wake of 9/11. The organization has, however, been rejuvenated by the Iraq war.
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Who Wins in Iraq? Al Qaeda
March 1, 2007