The Globalist Israel’s plans to take over Gaza City and a peace deal for Armenia and Azerbaijan
Aug 8, 2025
Featuring Yossi Mekelberg, a Senior Consulting Fellow at Chatham House, Rob Harris, Europe correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald and the Age, and John Emond, Senior reporter for The Wall Street Journal. They dive into China's escalating grip on rare earth metals, revealing its profound implications for U.S. military defenses. The discussion also covers the geopolitical complexities surrounding the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace negotiations and critiques of international interventions, providing a captivating look at pressing global issues.
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Israeli Gaza Control Risks
- Israel's move to take control of Gaza formalizes existing control but could worsen humanitarian suffering.
- Netanyahu's strategy may focus more on maintaining coalition support than achievable military objectives.
Potential for Prolonged Gaza Conflict
- The Israeli offensive in Gaza may fuel prolonged guerrilla warfare with Hamas.
- The operation is politically motivated, risking broader humanitarian disasters.
US Gains in Caucasus Peace Deal
- The Armenia-Azerbaijan agreement focuses on transport links restoration rather than a full peace treaty.
- The deal marks increased US involvement and sidelines Russia and Iran in the conflict region.