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Date

Mar 20 2024
Expired!

Time

UK
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Access

Client Only

Are Israel’s war aims achievable?

Despite mounting international criticism and a growing death toll, Israeli military operations against Hamas in Gaza are ongoing. Israel’s government continues to insist on the complete elimination of Hamas capacity in Gaza as a key war aim. But whether it can be eliminated, and if so at what cost, is an open question.
The panel of experts will cover key talking points, including:
  • Analysing the stance of key decision-makers within the national unity government.
  • Examining the impact of domestic opinion and of foreign states on decision-making, as well as the outlook and capacity of the Israel Defence Forces.
  • Aiming to provide a sense of the range of militarily achievable outcomes, and assess the political factors likely to favour some outcomes over others.

A discussion between:

  • Laura James, Deputy Director of Analysis and Senior Analyst, Middle East, Oxford Analytica
  • Giles Alston, Senior Analyst, North America, Oxford Analytica
  • Amos Harel, Military Correspondent and Defence Analyst for the Israeli newspaper Haaretz

Chair: Nick Redman, Director of Analysis, Oxford Analytica

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Who should attend?

This deep dive is a closed webinar only for Oxford Analytica clients. It will benefit those who are in foreign and defence ministries, intelligence agencies, as well as senior executives and those involved in government affairs, legal services and finance, public policy. Not a client? Find out more about the service and how we can help you navigate complex markets.

Background briefings

Each session is supported by a background briefing curated by our team of expert analysts who produce our flagship publication, the Oxford Analytica Daily Brief. These in-depth briefings are circulated to attendees in advance of each call and are available as written articles published in the Daily Brief.