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Is the Middle East on the Brink of Regional War? by ROPES
September 26 @ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
With war still raging in Gaza with no end in sight, events over recent weeks have escalated concerns that the conflict could expand into a regional war involving Iran, Hezbollah, and other Iranian-backed actors. But how likely is such a conflagration, and what are the respective calculations of Israel, Hezbollah, and Iran? What is the status of the Biden Administration’s efforts to broker a diplomatic resolution along the Israel-Lebanon border? How dire would the civilian toll be for Lebanon and Israel in the event of a full-blown war? And what is the role of the Gulf states and other Arab countries in this unfolding crisis?
Join ROPES and the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington on Thursday, September 26, as we tackle these and other big questions. Our expert panel discussion will be followed by audience Q&A.