Will diplomatic strain power the US and Israel’s different Western allies to rethink their assist for the battle?
Israel’s bombardment of the besieged Gaza Strip has entered its second month.
Greater than 10,000 Palestinians have been killed, based on authorities in Gaza, and enormous swathes of the territory have been lowered to rubble.
As public anger grows all over the world over the hovering demise toll and a rising humanitarian disaster, Israel is going through a diplomatic backlash.
South Africa and Bolivia have severed relations with it, and several other different nations are recalling their ambassadors and embassy employees.
That is significantly setting again Israel’s efforts lately to determine relations with many countries that boycotted it for many years.
So can these diplomatic strikes strain US and Israel’s different Western allies to push it to a minimum of comply with a humanitarian ceasefire?
Presenter: Nick Clark
Company:
Maleeha Lodhi – former Pakistani ambassador to the UK, United States and United Nations
Jawad Anani – former deputy prime minister and overseas minister in Jordan
Kealeboga Mapunye – professor of African politics on the College of South Africa