The disorder and war in Syria is about to complete its sixth year. We face a humanitarian plight in which 5 million people were forced to leave their homes and take refuge in bordering countries and millions were displaced within Syria. The situation may not have become so serious, if it was resolved or eased after it became an international issue. However, one of the most influential global actors, the U.S., did not take the necessary steps to solve this issue, or probably did not want to solve it altogether. Moreover, its hesitant policies further intensified the crisis. The U.S. initially started off with a heroic attitude against Syrian leader Bashar Assad, leading us to think that a U.S. operation was on its way. But instead it changed its direction and suddenly cooperated with Assad against Daesh. However, it was Assad who founded Daesh and other terror organizations. Thus, as they concentrated on fighting these terrorist organizations, they were actually feeding the source of these terrorist organizations.