Democracy, Conflict, & Governance
Gloom about the ‘day after’ the Gaza war pervasive among Mideast scholars
Israel’s military has declared two primary goals in the Gaza Strip: to destroy Hamas’s ability to govern and launch attacks from Gaza, and to return the hostages held there by Hamas and other armed groups. At present, Hamas has largely lost control of the northern Gaza Strip, but it retains a presence in southern Gaza, and is still holding over 100 hostages. In the meantime, the widespread destruction and death toll, now in the tens of thousands, has garnered Israel unprecedented international opprobrium.
On January 24, the Center for Middle East Policy at Brookings hosted a virtual panel to discuss Israel’s strategy and its security and political ramifications going forward.
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Agenda
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January 24
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Panel discussion
Audrey Kurth Cronin Director and Trustees Professor of Security and Technology - Carnegie Mellon Institute for Strategy and Technology @akcronin
Eyal Hulata Senior Fellow - Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, Former National Security Adviser - Israel
Moderator
Natan Sachs Director - Center for Middle East Policy, Senior Fellow - Foreign Policy, Center for Middle East Policy @natansachs
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