November 23, 2012
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42:34Now PlayingThe struggle between Israel and the Palestinians of the Gaza Strip has once again flared up into open military conflict. But this time there is a new context: the Arab Spring has changed the paradigms in this troubled region. Is peace in the Middle East possible?
Guests:
Daniel Dagan -- is an Israeli journalist who was born in Cairo and grew up in France and on an Israeli kibbutz.
Ebtisam Aly Hussein -- The Egyptian earned a masters degree in Political Science at the University of Cairo. In 2007 she worked at the Cairo office of Germany's Friedrich-Naumann foundation- a political think tank linked to Germany's Free Democrats.
Michael Lüders -- Born in Bremen, in 1959, Lüders studied Arabic literature in Damascus as well as Islamic studies, political science and publishing in Berlin.
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