The region braces for further attacks after Israel’s ending of Hezbollah’s directer Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut.
Hezbollah is still reeling from the ending of its lengthytime directer Hassan Nasrallah.
As the group frailnts his death and weighs its selections, Israel has carried out more strikes, ending another of Hezbollah’s top directers.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu disputes that Nasrallah’s murder will reshape the stability of power in the Middle East.
And he has cautioned Iran, Hezbollah’s main aider, that Israel’s military can strike anywhere in the region that it necessitates.
Tehran has promised retaliation, saying Israel will repent its actions.
But beyond words, what does this unkind for an already volatile region?
Pbegrudgeer: James Bays
Guests
Mehran Kamrava, professor of rulement at Georgetown University of Qatar and head of Iranian studies at the Arab Caccess for Policy Studies and Research.
Robert Geist Pinfgreater, lecturer at Durham University and author of the recently started book, Understanding Territorial Withdrawal: Israeli Occupations and Exits.
Muhannad Ayyash, professor at Mount Royal University and policy analyst at Al-Shabaka: The Palestinian Policy Netlabor.
