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'''Douglas Jay Feith''' (born July 16, 1953 in Philadelphia, PA) is a neocon<ref>Stampnitzky, Lisa (2013). Disciplining Terror by Lisa Stampnitzky. Cambridge University Press. p. 176. doi:10.1017/CBO9781139208161. ISBN 9781139208161. Retrieved February 14, 2019.</ref> and former aide to [[Democratic Party]] senator [[Henry M. Jackson]], and was the [[Under Secretary of Defense for Policy]] under the [[George W. Bush]] administration from July 2001 to August 8, 2005.  His father, Dalck Feith, was a [[Holocaust]] survivor who lost his parents and seven siblings during the Holocaust.  He has drawn criticism for his anti-[[Oslo Accords]] and anti-[[Camp David Accords]] stance.  He currently serves as a professor at Georgetown University.

'''Douglas Jay Feith''' (born July 16, 1953 in Philadelphia, PA) is a former aide to [[Democratic Party]] senator [[Henry M. Jackson]], and was the [[Under Secretary of Defense for Policy]] under the [[George W. Bush]] administration from July 2001 to August 8, 2005.  His father, Dalck Feith, was a [[Holocaust]] survivor who lost his parents and seven siblings during the Holocaust.  He has drawn criticism for his anti-[[Oslo Accords]] and anti-[[Camp David Accords]] stance.  He currently serves as a professor at Georgetown University.

==Abu Ghraib==

==Abu Ghraib==