October 7: Is peace farther away or closer than before?
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A study from the Hebrew University reveals that most Israelis support the new military push into Lebanon aimed at halting Hezbollah’s near-daily rocket fire. One year on, the Middle East is on the brink of an even larger and more destructive war. Is the military strategy effective, and what lies ahead? Major General Tim Cross discussed this with Esther Higham.
Released on 7 Oct 2024
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