The current conflict between Israel and Hamas has led to a delicate balancing act for both Russia and China, given their intricate ties with both Israel and Palestine, as well as their own foreign policies. It raises the question: What does this war in Gaza mean for them and what could they potentially gain from it?
To delve deeper into this, the episode features Niko Vorobyov, a Russian-British freelance journalist, and Einar Tangen, a Senior Fellow at the Taihe Institute and Chairman of Asia Narrative.
The episode explores various angles and implications of the Israel-Gaza conflict for Russia and China. The list of topics that are touched upon include the risk of a wider conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, the beginnings of Israel’s ground war on Gaza, and the significance of captives in Israel’s war on Gaza.
The production of this episode is a collaborative effort, helmed by Khaled Soltan and Zaina Badr, with Kevin Hirten stepping in as host for Malika Bilal. The facts presented in the episode were thoroughly checked by Miranda Lin. The sound design was crafted by Alex Roldan, while Aya Elmileik and Adam Abou-Gad were in charge of audience development and engagement.
The Take’s executive producer is Alexandra Locke, and Ney Alvarez is at the helm of Al Jazeera’s audio division.
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