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Despite the “central” in CENTCOM’s name, American foreign policy has been fixated on other regions - the Atlantic and the Pacific, the Soviet Union and Communist China - until it was dragged into the Middle East by Arabian Gulf wars.

In more recent years, successive administrations talked of “pivoting” elsewhere, and Ukraine and Taiwan seemingly bolster this trend, but the Gaza War and now the Israeli-Iranian conflict has put the United States back in a leading and perhaps singular position in the region. Is this real or imaginary, lasting or temporary, a throne or a trap?

Panel:

- Host : Amir Oren : TV7 Editor at Large

- Dr. Uzi Arad : former Israeli National Security Advisor and Mossad Division Chief

- BG (Res.) Yaron Rosen : former IAF Commander & Chief of the IDF Cyber Staff

- Jonathan Hessen : TV7 Israel News Editor in Chief, Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute

Please join us for a discussion on the developing situation in Israel including it’s friends and enemies beyond it’s borders. We take a look at the recent direct attack from Iran, the implications for Israel and the region as a result, the prospects of escalation, and what effect has this had on Israel’s relations with her allies?

Also discussed is the developing situation in Gaza and Lebanon.

Co-Hosts:

- Col. (Ret.) Dr. Eran Lerman : Powers-in-Play Panelist, JISS VP and Editor in Chief of the Jerusalem Strategic Tribune

- Amb. Danny Ayalon : Powers-in-Play Panelist, former Israeli Ambassador to the US and DmoFA, and Lecturer at NYU