Mairav Zonszein

Max Rodenbeck, the Israel-Palestine director at Crisis Group, provides expert insights on Israel's return to military action. Mairav Zonszein discusses Israeli public sentiment towards the government's response to the hostage crisis, while Amjad Iraqi highlights the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza. Michael Wahid Hanna analyzes U.S. support for Israel's campaign amidst a shifting Middle East policy. They delve into the complexities of negotiating peace, the role of Hamas, and the mounting pressures on both Palestinians and Israelis.

Mairav Zonszein, a senior analyst at the International Crisis Group, provides critical insights on Israeli politics. Mina Al-Oraibi, editor-in-chief of The National, shares her perspectives on the Middle East's response to the October 7th events. Former ambassadors Ilan Baruch and Alon Liel discuss the urgent need for a two-state solution and analyze Israel's challenges and strategies post-attacks. The conversation covers the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and highlights the complex geopolitical landscape affecting peace efforts.

Mairav Zonszein, an expert in Middle Eastern affairs, joins Heiko Wimmen and Michael Hanna, specialists in conflict resolution and regional stability, to discuss Israel's intense military actions against Hizbollah. They explore whether both sides can pull back from the brink of all-out war and analyze Israel's military strategies and Hizbollah’s communication challenges. The trio also assesses the U.S. role in the conflict, especially in light of upcoming elections, and the complexities involved in navigating ceasefire negotiations in Gaza.

Mairav Zonszein, a Senior Israel analyst at the International Crisis Group, joins to delve into the intricacies of Hamas's leadership structure. She details influential figures like Yahya Sinwar and Mohamed Daif, emphasizing their impact on the conflict. Discussion reveals how Hamas's resilience complicates Israel's efforts, particularly in navigating urban battlegrounds. Zonszein also explores the challenges Israel faces in military strategies against a group adept at evasion, shedding light on the ongoing humanitarian crisis and the implications for regional stability.

Mairav Zonszein, an Israeli-American journalist and senior analyst at the International Crisis Group, dives into the emotional turmoil within Israeli society post-October 7 attacks. She highlights the growing anger towards Prime Minister Netanyahu while noting a troubling apathy towards the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza. With over 41,000 lives lost, Zonszein discusses how this indifference stems from political paralysis and societal disillusionment, urging a deeper understanding of the humanitarian crisis. Emigration trends reveal a quest for hope amid despair.