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uc1.31210010699716	United States. Congress. House. Committee on National Security.	United States policy toward Iraq Committee on National Security, House of Representatives, One Hundred Fourth Congress, second session, hearing held September 26, 1996	1997		.txt	text/plain	4871	324	67	Spence, Hon. Floyd D., a Representative from South Carolina, Chairman, Haass, Richard N., Director of Foreign Policy Studies, The Brookings Institution: Indeed, it is not Saddam Hussein who is worse off; it is the United States. I hope today's hearings will help us to understand in greater detail our policy with regard to Iraq. States policy toward Iraq and the Persian Gulf region. United States policy since the gulf war has been marked by the the isolation of Iran and Iraq is increasingly challenged by a number of states whose support is necessary if this policy is to succeed. military force against Saddam at this time, a view that reflected Our interests in the north of Iraq, which was supported by Operation Provide Comfort, included but were not limited to, demonstrate that this opposition to Saddam Hussein was such that he should be the future of United States policy toward Iraq" First, we	./cache/uc1.31210010699716.pdf	./txt/uc1.31210010699716.txt