Marc Lamont Hill discusses Gaza’s future and whether or not Israel’s said goal of eradicating Hamas is feasible.
Following the October 7 Hamas assault that left 1,200 useless, Israel repeatedly promised to eradicate the group, launching a devastating counteroffensive towards the Palestinians.
Practically eight weeks because the begin of Israel’s bombardment of Gaza, a minimum of 15,000 Palestinians have been killed.
Gaza Metropolis is now in ruins, with nearly half of the buildings in northern Gaza broken. However is Israel any nearer to toppling Hamas? And if Hamas is destroyed, who might really fill the facility vacuum?
On UpFront, former spokesperson of the Palestine Liberation Group, Diana Buttu, and senior fellow on the Center East Institute, Khaled Elgindy, communicate with Marc Lamont Hill about the way forward for Gaza.
