Iraq Study Group

The Iraq Study Group was a bipartisan panel established in 2006 to assess the situation in Iraq and provide recommendations for U.S. policy. Comprised of former government officials and experts, the group's goal was to develop a comprehensive strategy to stabilize Iraq amidst ongoing conflict. Their report emphasized the need for a new approach, advocating for diplomatic engagement, the reduction of U.S. troop presence, and increased support for the Iraqi government. The group's findings aimed to navigate the complexities of the Iraq War and to find a path toward peace and stability in the region.