What We Owe Iraq

Exploring the complex relationship between the United States and Iraq, this book delves into the moral and ethical implications of military intervention and reconstruction efforts. It examines the historical context of the Iraq War, the consequences of foreign policy decisions, and the responsibilities that arise from such actions. Through a critical lens, the author raises questions about justice, accountability, and the long-term impact on both nations, urging readers to consider the broader implications of their obligations to Iraq and its people.