Iraq Begins Mass Interrogations of 5,000 ISIS Suspects Following Major Transfer from Syrian Prisons

The Iraqi government faces the daunting task of determining who among the five thousand were active combatants and who may have been coerced or radicalized under duress. Distinguishing between hardened ideologues and those who can potentially be rehabilitated is perhaps the most difficult aspect of the current interrogations, but it is essential for the long-term stability of the region.