Demonstrators wave Palestinian and Hezbollah flags and hold posters of former Quds Force leader Qassem Suleimani, who was killed in a U.S. strike in 2020, during a rally in Tehran on Oct. 20, amid the Israel-Hamas war. AFP via Getty Images |
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The Israel-Hamas war has already started to reshape geopolitics. Qatar has become an indispensable mediator in the region; some Latin American countries have recalled their ambassadors from Israel or even cut ties with it completely; attention has been diverted from Ukraine to the Middle East in Washington and the United Nations. This edition of Flash Points examines the ripple effects of the conflict around the world—and how it will continue to affect the global order.—Chloe Hadavas |
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| Many countries perceive a double standard in the West’s contrasting responses to Gaza and Ukraine. |
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| As on Ukraine and other critical issues, the multilateral body is trapped in political theater. |
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| Doha’s critical role in the race to free the hostages trapped in Gaza. |
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| Washington ignores Sisi’s human rights abuses in exchange for his enforcement of Gaza’s blockade. |
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| Leaders in Tehran can either seize the diplomatic opportunity—or face a potential threat to their own power. |
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