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Muriel Asseburg: Der 7. Oktober und der Krieg in Gaza

In the organizer's words:

October 7 and the war in Gaza: An analysis of the background, actors and consequences of the escalation - Muriel Asseburg in the taz Talk at the Leipzig Book Fair.

More than a thousand people were murdered in a Hamas terrorist attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, including many visitors to the Nova music festival and residents of kibbutzim. Around 250 hostages were abducted and not all of them have yet been freed.

The taz Studio at the Leipzig Book Fair
Program overview
Where: Hall 5 | G500
Leipzig Book Fair


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Israel's response: sealing off the Gaza Strip and a comprehensive military operation with catastrophic humanitarian consequences and countless dead Palestinians.

Muriel Asseburg analyzes the events in their historical context and sheds light on the far-reaching interdependencies between the actors in the region. The Gaza war not only affects Israel and Palestine, but also exacerbates tensions beyond - from the West Bank to Iran. She also includes international attempts at mediation, for example by the USA.

With empathy and precise analysis, Asseburg shows how the war has developed since October 7 and which dynamics continue to fuel the Middle East conflict. A book for anyone who wants to better understand the situation on the ground and its global impact.

October 7 and the war in Gaza. Background. Escalation. Consequences - a taz Talk in the taz Studio at the Leipzig Book Fair with:

🐾 Muriel Asseburg, is a Middle East expert at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP) in Berlin. Her new book has been published by C.H.Beck Verlag.

🐾 Daniel Bax moderates this taz Talk. He is an editor in the government department of taz, studied journalism and Islamic studies and has traveled to many countries in the Middle East. He writes about politics, culture and society in Germany and elsewhere, with a focus on migration and religious issues as well as media and freedom of expression.

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