ISIS, al-Qaida, Assad, “Charlie Hebdo,” Iran…Millions more refugees, hundreds of thousands of people killed, nuclear negotiations stalled, fanatical movements growing…

The always-volatile Middle East seems to be getting worse by the day, and the U.S. and our allies seem unable to do much about it. Join Jack Segal for a 30-minute talk about the multiple dilemmas facing policy-makers, followed by your comments, questions and answers.

Jack is a retired U.S. diplomat. He was First Secretary for Political/Military Affairs at the U.S. Embassy in Israel/Palestine, where he dealt with both the Israeli government and the Palestinian leadership. He has held senior positions at NATO, the National Security Council and the State Department. He’s now co-chair of the International Affairs Forum and is Adjunct Professor of Political Science at NMC.