We'll continue to get different perspectives on the war in the Middle East.

On Friday, we had journalist Julia Yaffe from Puck News, who said she wrote from her Russian

Jewish background perspective about what she called historical illiteracy about the

Jewish experience that many other people have.

Today we'll get some thoughts from Tahani Mustafa, Palestinian by background.

Senior analyst at the International Crisis Group with a focus on Palestinian affairs.

The International Crisis Group is an independent organization working to prevent wars and

shape policies that will build a more peaceful world.

That's how they describe themselves, a tough job right now.

Dr. Mustafa has a background in security reform and security governance in the West Bank.

She's worked with the United States Security Coordinator and the Jordanian Public Security

Directorate, and has been an assistant professor of political science at Mootai University

in Jordan.

Dr. Mustafa, thank you for joining us.

Welcome to WNIC.

All right.

Thank you for having me.

I saw that you were quoted in a Washington Post article back in March called the new generation

of Palestinian fighters as rising up in the West Bank.

They quoted you saying that across the West Bank, the widespread public frustration and

desperation is there for another Palestinian uprising.

You said, I think it's going to be a lot bloodier, far more diffused, far more fragmented.

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