Can the administration now make good its mistakes and repair the damage? Will a strategy limited to coalition aerial bombardment and ancillary assistance to local fighters be sufficient to "degrade and destroy" ISIS, or are the U.S. military officials and regional allies who argue that ground troops will be required correct? In either case, to what extent are longstanding, region-wide issues - like the anti-Sunni policies pushed by Iranian assets in Iraq and Syria - a fundamental obstacle to complete success against ISIS? To address these and other directly related questions of Middle East strategy and diplomacy, Hudson Institute hosted a timely discussion on Oct 17 with Lee Smith, Andrew J. Tabler, Michael Pregent, and Hussain Abdul-Hussain.