While the conflict in Gaza plays out on a tiny strip of land a fraction of the size of Los Angeles, its impact on the wider Middle East region has been huge.

New Lines’ Faisal Al Yafai speaks to the Guardian’s Ruth Michaelson, Chloe Cornish of the Financial Times and independent journalist Tara Kangarlou to assess how the war has changed the political and economic landscape in Turkey, Egypt, Iran, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.

Further listening:
Living in a State of Hopelessness: On the Ground in Israel — With Lisa Goldman
On the Ground in Gaza — With Arwa Damon
In the Firing Line — With Joumana Haddad

Further reading:
The Cost of Leaving Gaza
How the War in Gaza Is Shaping the 2024 Elections — And the Future of the Democratic Party

Produced by Finbar Anderson