Michael Wahid Hanna

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.

Olga Oliker, Crisis Group's Europe and Central Asia director, discusses the implications of Trump's potential return for European security and the Ukraine war. Michael Wahid Hanna, U.S. director, delves into U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East, highlighting the Israel-Palestine conflict. Renata Segura covers how Trump's policies could affect Latin America, particularly immigration. Ali Wyne and Amanda Hsiao examine the prospects for U.S.-China relations, exploring tariffs, Taiwan, and broader geopolitical dynamics.

Aaron David Miller, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment and former Middle East advisor, teams up with Michael Waheed Hanna, an expert on Middle East politics at the International Crisis Group. They dive into Biden's recent trip to Israel, unpacking the urgent need for humanitarian aid in Gaza and the intricate U.S.-Israeli relationship. The duo discusses the implications of Biden's absence in regional diplomacy and the challenges posed by rising tensions, all while offering insights into the future of peace in the Middle East.