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A year on from the 7 October Hamas attacks on Israel which sparked a deadly war in Gaza, significant escalation in Lebanon and regional instability, Chatham House will host experts to explore the profound impacts of the conflict and what lies ahead.
The conversation will look at the humanitarian toll in Gaza and Lebanon, the international community’s response and the spreading of the conflict beyond Israel and Palestine. Regional players, including Iran and Saudi Arabia, will be discussed as well as their influence and involvement in these dynamics.
Looking forward, the discussion will focus on potential pathways to peace and stability in Gaza and the broader Middle East.
Key questions considered by the panel include:
- What is the state of Israeli and Palestinian leadership one year on?
- What would it take for Israel to stop its military campaign in Lebanon?
- How are regional powers’ responses changing?
- How likely is a Palestinian state in the future? What must happen to realise it?
- What is the role of the international community?
- What is Iran’s role in the crisis and how should policymakers respond?
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