Yolande Knell, a seasoned Middle East correspondent, and Frank Gardner, the BBC's security expert, dive into the complex aftermath of the Hamas attack on Israel. They recount the harrowing early days of the Israel-Gaza war and the chaos journalists faced amid the violence. The conversation explores Iran's influential role and the volatile U.S.-Israel relations. They also discuss the viability of a two-state solution amidst ongoing tensions, providing a poignant analysis of the intricate web of conflicts in the region.

Yolande Knell discusses the prospects for peace in the Middle East post-Gaza war. Topics include India's Muslim minority struggles, Tibet's cultural preservation challenges, Ireland's housing crisis, and Guinea's snakebite epidemic.