Emily Thornberry interview on British air strikes In Syira

The transcript discusses the need for a comprehensive strategy to make Britain safer and eliminate IS. It critiques the Prime Minister's approach, emphasizing the necessity of ground troops and a clear military strategy. Skepticism is expressed about the proposed ground forces, and the importance of a political settlement for Syria's stability is highlighted. The involvement of various countries and the potential for a new jihadi group to emerge are also discussed.

What was the speaker's main concern about the Prime Minister's strategy against IS?

• Over-reliance on Western allies

• Ignoring economic sanctions

• Insufficient air support

• Lack of a proper military strategy

Why was there skepticism about the 70,000 moderate Sunnis?

• They lacked international support

• They were not willing to fight

• Their existence was doubtful

• They were not trained soldiers

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for a successful strategy against IS?

• International agreements

• Economic sanctions

• Increased airstrikes

• Diplomatic negotiations

What potential issue does the speaker highlight if IS is removed from the region?

• Loss of international support

• Increased refugee crisis

• A new jihadi group taking over

• Economic collapse

Which countries are mentioned as being involved in the Syrian conflict?

• Iran and Russia

• India and Pakistan

• United States and China

• France and Germany