When the guns start roaring, diplomats usually go silent. The very fact of a violent clash means that more peaceful measures failed. But this time, as soon as Hamas attacked Israel, two and a half weeks ago, diplomatic efforts picked up steam, with heads of state and government, Ministers of Foreign Affairs and special emissaries rushing over to contain the flare-up and gain the release of hundreds of hostages. Does diplomacy have a chance in these stormy circumstances? Who, if anyone, may have the power, pay us check and persistence to bring about a Kissingerian conclusion to the crisis?
To help us analyses it, we are joined by;
Prof. Uri Rosenthal : former Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands
Prof. Miro Kovac, Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Croatia
Analyst Mr. Eran Etzion, Former Deputy Director, NSC (National Security Council)
Jerusalem Studio
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The program is hosted by TV7 Israel News anchor Jonathan Hessen.
