The area braces for additional assaults after Israel’s killing of Hezbollah’s chief Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut.
Hezbollah remains to be reeling from the killing of its longtime chief Hassan Nasrallah.
Because the group mourns his demise and weighs its choices, Israel has carried out extra strikes, killing one other of Hezbollah’s prime leaders.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu argues that Nasrallah’s assassination will reshape the stability of energy within the Center East.
And he has warned Iran, Hezbollah’s major supporter, that Israel’s army can strike wherever within the area that it wants.
Tehran has promised retaliation, saying Israel will remorse its actions.
However past phrases, what does this imply for an already unstable area?
Presenter: James Bays
Visitors
Mehran Kamrava, professor of presidency at Georgetown College of Qatar and head of Iranian research on the Arab Middle for Coverage Research and Analysis.
Robert Geist Pinfold, lecturer at Durham College and writer of the lately printed guide, Understanding Territorial Withdrawal: Israeli Occupations and Exits.
Muhannad Ayyash, professor at Mount Royal College and coverage analyst at Al-Shabaka: The Palestinian Coverage Community.
