The Obama administration has taken great pains to soften rhetoric related to the enemies we’re fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan, with the very intentional effort not to label them as Islamic. Is that a good way to curry more favor in the Middle East or is it an attempt to hide the obvious truth about what motivates our enemies? How important is defining our enemy? And what would be the best policy moving forward? We ask Daveed Gartenstein-Ross, director of the Center for the Study of Islamic Radicalization at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies.