Show Notes
On The Solo Bureau today we mark the three year anniversary of the October 7 terror attack by Hamas on the people of Israel which has led to the decimation of the Palestinian people by the Israeli Defence Force. With Israeli elections on the horizon, could there be change on the way for the region? We speak to Dr Eyal Maroz from the University of Sydney about what could happen now for both Israel and Palestine.
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