Why Killing the Hamas Chairman Could Prevent Escalation
The death of a failed predecessor can have a clarifying effect.
August 2, 2024
The death of a failed predecessor can have a clarifying effect.
While no small number of esteemed experts have expressed their opinion that the elimination of Ismail Haniyeh, the head of Hamas’s politburo, will only make matters worse for Israel, Graeme Wood is not so sure. First, he looks at the admittedly real possibility of a widening of the conflict:
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A report from the first American general to visit the war zone.
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