

Why Killing Sinwar Won’t End the War
Oct 22, 2024
Jonathan Dekel-Chen, a professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and father of hostage Sagi, joins Gregg Carlstrom, Middle East correspondent for The Economist, to discuss the fallout from Yahya Sinwar's death. They tackle the emotional turmoil for families of hostages, shifting dynamics within Hamas, and the impact on future negotiations. The pair also analyze the broader humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the uncertain path toward a potential ceasefire, revealing complexities that linger even after Sinwar's removal from power.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
A Family's Fight for Hope Amidst Crisis
01:36 • 3min
The Impact of Sinwar's Death on Middle Eastern Dynamics
04:15 • 4min
Rafah's Reckoning: Military Action and Humanitarian Crisis
08:25 • 9min
Leadership Changes and Hostage Negotiations Post-Sinwar
16:59 • 4min
Negotiations in Turmoil: The Middle East Crisis
20:46 • 6min
Political Opposition and Fear in Israel's Leadership
27:07 • 2min