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    The strategy against the selfdeclared Islamic State was on display this week. But privately, the Saudi view is that the air campaign against ISIS is not working. Prince Turki alFaisal says the air strikes against ISIS are too limited and not well coordinated. He says the coalition effort is undermined by politics in Europe and mistrust in the middle east.

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    The strategy against the selfdeclared Islamic State was on display this week. But privately, the Saudi view is that the air campaign against ISIS is not working. Prince Turki alFaisal says the air strikes against ISIS are too limited and not well coordinated. He says the coalition effort is undermined by politics in Europe and mistrust in the middle east.

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    The strategy against the selfdeclared Islamic State was on display this week. But privately, the Saudi view is that the air campaign against ISIS is not working. Prince Turki alFaisal says the air strikes against ISIS are too limited and not well coordinated. He says the coalition effort is undermined by politics in Europe and mistrust in the middle east.

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    ThestrategyagainsttheselfdeclaredIslamicStatewasondisplaythisweek:InSaudi
    Arabia,thereweretwodaysofcloseddoormilitarymeetings,andinWashington,aWhite
    Housesummitoncombatingextremism.

    Meanwhile,thePentagonannouncedthattrainingprogramsforSyrianrebelsbeginsnextmonth.
    Sofar,sogood,inpublic.

    Butprivately,theSaudiviewisthattheaircampaignagainstISIS,nowmorethansixmonths
    old,isnotworking.

    "
    Havingsimplythesepinprickattacksoncertainareasisnotgoingtoresolvetheissue,"says
    PrinceTurkialFaisal,aformerSaudiintelligencechiefwhoalsoservedastheambassadorto
    theU.S.from20057.

    Anoutspokenmemberoftheroyalfamily,Faisal,70,nolongerholdsaseniorpost.Buthis
    viewsareconsideredtoreflectthegeneralthinkingoftheSaudileadership.

    HesaystheairstrikesagainstISISaretoolimitedandnotwellcoordinated.Inaddition,he
    insiststhecoalitioneffortisunderminedbypoliticsinEuropeandmistrustintheMiddleEast.

    Asevidence,henotestheU.S.AirForceishittingISISinbothIraqandSyria,countriesbut
    theotherWesternalliessticktotargetsinIraq.

    "
    Becausethoseguys[theEuropeans]refusetooperateinSyria.Totallyinsane,"hesays."It'sthe
    sametarget,butbecausethisisSyriaandthisisIraq,theEuropeansdon'twanttohitSyria."

    Atthesametime,GulfcountriesthatarepartofthecoalitionhitonlytargetsinSyriaandarenot
    activeinIraq,Faisalnotes.


    "BecausetheIraqishaven'taskedusto.Howcanwemeetthisvicioussituationifoureffortisso
    disjointed,"hesays.

    Iraq'sintelligenceonISISisnotsharedwithArabpartnersinthecoalition,headds.

    "YoureallyhavetwoairforcecoalitionsoneoperatinginSyria,notcrossingtheborderinto
    Iraq.TheotheroperatinginIraq,notcrossingtheborderintoSyria,"hesays.

    InWashington,thePentagoninsiststherehasbeenprogresssincetheaircampaignbeganin
    August.

    ButDr.TheodoreKarasik,amilitaryanalyistbasedinDubai,saysthecoremilitantsofISISare
    battlehardenedstrategistswhocansurviveairstrikesandstillattack.

    "TheyalsohavelibrariesofU.S.armyfieldmanuals,"hesaysofISIS,whichhascaptured
    extensiveU.S.militaryequipmentandsuppliesfromtheIraqimilitary."Theyknowexactlyhow
    airstrikesworkandtheyareabletosucceedbecausetheyhavethisknowledge."

    ISISalsoknowshowtothriveinchaos,playingonlocalgrievencesofSunniArabs.TheSaudis
    insistonewaytoaddressthosegrievanceistheremovalofPresidentBasharAssadinSyria,an
    allyofIran,themainSaudirival.

    TheSaudisandtheU.S.agreeonthegoalbutnotthetimingandthathasledtorifts.

    "Thediseaseisinthefailingstates,"hesays."InIraq,somestepshavebeentakentorectifythis.
    ButinSyria,nothinghasbeendone."

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