Hello everyone and welcome to Ammanpur here's what's coming up.

With the Middle East war spiraling out of control, we hear from Iran's Vice President

Jawad Zarif, and I speak to Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez about whether Western

leaders can actually do anything about this widening conflict.

Then, as the Ukrainian president Valodermir Zelensky urges support for his victory plan,

Germany's foreign minister joins me for a candid conversation on Ukraine and the

wider Middle East.

Also ahead.

How would you approach your resident who had lost 70-80-plus family members and tell them, regardless

of what you've lost the choices between two

and you must still cast your ballot one way or the other.

The Lebanese American mayor of Dearborn Michigan, Abdullah Hamud, sits down with

Michelle Martin about the growing dissatisfaction. and Abdullah Hamud sits down with Michel Martin

about the growing dissatisfaction among Arab and Muslim voters here. Oh, Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Montpur at the United Nations in

New York where world leaders continue to gather and call for peace after a new round of escalation

between Israel and Hezbollah. Israel says it's intercepted this missile as it approached Tel Aviv.

This is Hezbollah's deepest strike ever into Israel. The Iranian-backed group says it was

targeting the Intelligence Agency Mossad. Now Israel is calling up reserve brigades in

the surest sign yet of a potential impending ground invasion.

And with more than 90,000 people displaced in Lebanon,

there are growing fears the conflict could widen into a regional war.

Iran's current vice president for strategic affairs is Jawad Zarif,

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