As the United States and its allies search for the most effective responses to the latest ISIS atrocity, four Washington Institute experts weigh in on key questions concerning refugee policy, increased Turkish participation in the war, the Islamic State's tactical shift toward international terrorism, and Russia's poor fit as an ally against the group.

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