When Will the War in Ukraine End? The West's New Vision
Experts from the Israeli Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) at Tel Aviv University: Arkady Mil-Man, head of the Russian Studies Program and former Israeli Ambassador to Russia (2003-2006), and Yaron Hamburg, a doctoral candidate at Paris 8 University in France with extensive experience working at the Israeli Foreign Ministry in Moscow, Paris, and Washington, and an INSS researcher.
The researchers analyze the processes, events, and phenomena that shape the future of the new world order.
The experts' focus includes: Russia's reaction to the Israel-Hamas deal to exchange Israeli hostages for Palestinian prisoners, Biden's chances of winning the presidential election, Putin's statements during the virtual BRICS and G-20 summits, the rise of anti-Semitism in Russia, the consequences of Ukrainian Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief Zaluzhny's article in The Economist, and the possible outcome of a war between Ukraine and Russia.
Contents:
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0:10 Welcome
0:34 About Maria Zakharova's statement. Could this be the first step toward restoring trust between Jerusalem and Moscow?
1:35 What weapons did Hamas terrorists use to kill Israelis, and how did they get their hands on them—through Russia or Ukraine?
2:17 Hamas leadership member Ali Baraka in an interview with Russia Today: "Russia gave us a license to produce Kalashnikov assault rifles in the Gaza Strip."
3:03 INSS researcher Yaron Hamburg on the American political establishment's reaction to the Russian narrative: "The US is behind the Hamas attack on Israel."
3:58 Biden's article in The Washington Post: "The US will not abandon its support for Ukraine either."
4:18 What did Americans wish Biden for his birthday—an election victory or retirement?
4:50 On Biden's chances of winning the election: according to polls, the gap between Trump and Biden is 4% in Trump's favor.
5:38 AM About the latest Turkish "freedom flotilla." 1,000 vessels intend to break the blockade of the Gaza Strip.
7:17 AM Putin called on Dagestanis to fight the US on the battlefield in Ukraine to help the Palestinians.
8:46 AM No one has been seriously punished for the attempted anti-Semitic pogrom in Dagestan.
9:24 AM What Putin meant in his statements at the BRICS and G-20 summits.
11:27 AM A characteristic gesture accompanying Putin's remarks about "abdominal surgeries in Gaza on children's bodies without anesthesia."
12:17 PM Neither Putin nor the Russian establishment expressed outrage at Hamas's terror on October 7.
12:55 PM Russia's return to the "Whataboutism" tactics of the Cold War. 1:28 PM Regarding the Vesti.ru headline "Israel is a cancer on the body of the Middle East," the statement by a Russian federal channel host: "Ukraine is gangrene on the body of Europe," and the position of the anti-Semitic newspaper "Zavtra."
2:38 PM The Dagestani children targeted for a pogrom in Makhachkala were returning home after cancer treatment in Israel.
3:08 PM The article by Ukrainian Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief Zaluzhny in "The Economist" "opened a Pandora's box."
3:47 PM Regarding the possible cooling of relations between Ukraine and the US following the publication of Zaluzhny's article.
5:07 PM Arestovich confronts Zelensky and speaks of the need to hold elections in Ukraine. 19:20 Zaluzhny's article may contain a message that Ukraine may be willing to negotiate something in the future if the West provides it with security guarantees, such as joining NATO.
20:39 "Quote of the Week" by Yaron Hamburg: Zakhar Prilepin's statement in an interview with Ksenia Sobchak.
21:18 "Quote of the Week" by Arkady Mil-Man: the words of Maria Andreeva, the wife of a mobilized Russian soldier fighting in Ukraine.
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