Joel Braunold, expert on Israeli-Palestinian conflict, discusses the crisis in Gaza, Israel's military operations, domestic politics impact, recent events like the International Court of Justice's actions, and where the crisis might be heading. They explore legislative developments in the US, funding for national security, US suspension of support for Anwar affecting Gaza aid, Biden administration's sanctions on West Bank violence, Saudi-Israel normalization agreement, and digital security service promotion.

Natan Sachs, a Brookings Institution fellow specializing in Middle Eastern politics, joins Dan Byman, a Georgetown professor focused on terrorism, Joel Braunold, an expert in Middle East negotiations, and Dana El-Kurd, a conflict resolution professor. They delve into the recent Gaza ceasefire, discussing its terms, future implications, and the complex politics driving it. The panel explores regional dynamics, U.S. foreign policy challenges, and the crucial role of external verifiers, while shedding light on the reconstruction efforts led by the Emiratis and the evolving Palestinian leadership.

Joel Braunold, Managing Director of the S. Daniel Abraham Center for Middle East Peace and expert on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, joins the discussion on pressing national security issues. They dissect Trump's controversial proposal for U.S. 'ownership' of Gaza and its potential ramifications. The conversation shifts to Trump's foreign policy approach in Ukraine, reflecting on the complexities of U.S. support for both Israel and Ukraine amid evolving geopolitical tensions. The mix of humor and serious analysis provides a captivating look at today's global landscape.

In this enlightening discussion, Joel Braunold, Managing Director of the S. Daniel Abraham Center for Middle East Peace, delves into the potential ramifications of Donald Trump's return to the White House. He highlights shifts in foreign policy and key appointments that may impact the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The conversation explores the complexities of the Abraham Accords and contrasts future U.S. relations with Israel and Palestine against previous administrations’ approaches. Braunold emphasizes the need for regional leaders to adapt to an evolving geopolitical landscape.

Joel Braunold, Managing Director of the S. Daniel Abraham Center for Middle East Peace, discusses the volatile state of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He delves into Prime Minister Netanyahu's coalition challenges and intricate political maneuverings shaping current events. The conversation highlights escalating tensions in Gaza and the West Bank, while exploring Israel's external relations with Iran and the U.S. Braunold emphasizes the humanitarian crisis and the complexities of achieving peace amid ongoing geopolitical pressures.