Nick Miles
speaker
3,281 appearances
60 recordings
3 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 2 Sep
Nick Miles’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But what are Iran's red lines on this?
What's it prepared to give up?
Well, it was Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, who helped convince Donald Trump to go to war with Iran in the first place.
But there's been no reaction from him since the deal was signed between Washington and Tehran.
Part of the agreement calls for an end to military operations on all fronts, including in Lebanon, and that is causing concern amongst many Israelis.
From Jerusalem, here's Lucy Williamson.
Israel's conflict with Hezbollah in Lebanon could test the US ceasefire with Iran and the US-Israeli alliance.
Donald Trump agreed to end this conflict and to respect Lebanon's territorial integrity, but Israeli strikes and Israeli occupation continued with five Israeli soldiers injured in Hezbollah drone attacks.
Donald Trump has frequently insulted and humiliated Netanyahu, saying he does what he's told.
But Israelis from the far right to the liberal left say on this he shouldn't.
And both Netanyahu's political rivals and allies are piling on the pressure, calling on him to defy Donald Trump and continue fighting Hezbollah.
Benjamin Netanyahu is still insisting that the war with Iran was a success, boosting Israeli power and weakening Iran, even as his critics list the ways Iran has emerged stronger from this conflict.
And both his political rivals and his allies point to the rift in the American alliance that was touted as stronger than ever just months ago.
Israel's Prime Minister has staked his political future on this war.
The US and Iran will now begin negotiations over Iran's nuclear programme.
Netanyahu will want to influence those discussions.
With his hotline to Washington gone cold, he'll be looking for a way to do it.
Lucy Williamson.
As the continent's biggest economy, South Africa has always attracted people from abroad looking for work.
But as the country faces rising unemployment, anti-migrant feelings are on the rise.
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