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

As Israel titans its grip on Gaza, the leader of the leftist Labour Party,

Mirav Mikhaili tells me why she's leaving politics.

Then, who should represent the Palestinians?

Ayaas, Nasa Al-Qidwa, a former foreign minister for the Palestinian Authority.

Plus, the United States of Autocracy,

editor-in-chief of the Atlantic, Jeffrey Goldberg talks to Walter Isigson

about the dangers of Trump 2.0.

And finally, a collaboration for the ages,

Hollywood's most celebrated composer John Williams and virtuoso violinist Anne

Sophie Mutter tell me why they're joining musical forces. We're here. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London.

There is no way to turn in Gaza, Palestinians say,

as Israelis strangle on the besieged land gets tighter and

airstrikes continue to pound the enclave. But despite international pressure

Israel remains intent on eradicating Hamas whatever it takes.

Israel's national security advisor says that could be measured in weeks even months.

But the Prime Minister of the Palestinian Authority says it's not even possible to wipe out the group calling Hamas quote an

integral part of the Palestinian political mosaic. Tonight we attempt to look

beyond the war from the perspective of future Israeli and Palestinian leadership.

For that, let's remember some crucial prescience from the past.

During the Oslo negotiations in the 90s, the chief Palestinian delegate told the chief Israeli

delegate the following. I believe we've arrived at the root of the problem. We have

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