Could the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire deal be a step towards regional peace? | Israel-Palestine conflict
Could the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire deal be a step towards regional peace? | Israel-Palestine conflict
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This content discusses the recent pause in hostilities in Lebanon and the renewed efforts to end Israel’s actions in Gaza. US President Joe Biden has announced plans to resume negotiations with international partners, with Qatar and Egypt showing a willingness to join. Hamas has indicated openness to discussions for a potential agreement, while the Israeli military continues its bombardment of Gaza. The content raises the question of whether the ceasefire in Lebanon could signal a positive shift in the region. Presenter Dareen Abughaida leads the discussion with guests Nadim Houry, Mohammad Marandi, and Akbar Shahid Ahmed.
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Pause in hostilities renews a push to end Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
A day after announcing the Lebanon ceasefire, US President Joe Biden said he would resume efforts with international partners to end Israel’s war on Gaza.
Qatar and Egypt have shown a willingness to join the negotiations.
The Palestinian armed group Hamas has indicated it is open to discussions about an agreement that would lead to the withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza.
But the Israeli military has continued to bombard the coastal enclave.
Could the pause in hostilities in Lebanon be a sign of things to come in the region?
Presenter: Dareen Abughaida
Guests:
Nadim Houry – Executive director, Arab Reform Initiative
Mohammad Marandi – Professor of American studies, University of Tehran
Akbar Shahid Ahmed – Senior diplomatic correspondent, HuffPost
Could the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire deal be a step towards regional peace? | Israel-Palestine conflict
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