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Students in Syria Are A Textbook Case For Post-Islamic State Reeducation

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Story Source: Los Angeles Times ~ Go to Original Article

There’s a saying in Arabic: Learning while young is like carving in stone. (It rhymes in the original.)

The saying has come to the fore as authorities begin efforts to reeducate about 25,000 school-age children being held in Al Hol, the desolate internment camp on the edge of eastern Syria for members of Islamic State’s so-called caliphate and refugees from the communities the militant group controlled in Syria and Iraq…..


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