This week, Paul Véronique and Charles Haquet, journalists in the World department of L’Express, analyze the scenarios for ending the crisis, two months after the start of the war between Israel and Hamas.
The team: Charlotte Baris (presentation), Mathias Penguilly (writing), and Jules Krot (editing and direction).
Music and dressing: Emmanuel Herschon/Studio Torrent
Image credits: MOHAMED ZAANOUN/AFP
Logo: Anne-Laure Chapelain/Benjamin Chazal
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Charlotte Baris: Since the start of season 3 of La Loupe, we have gotten into the habit of presenting you with the cover story on the front page of L’Express every week. If you passed by your usual newsagent this weekend, you may have recognized the man on the cover: Jean Tirole, Nobel Prize winner in Economics in 2014, recently chosen by Emmanuel Macron to head the ” Presidential Science Council”, which should guide it in certain public policy choices.
This week, we decided to do things a little differently, because we didn’t want to reveal everything to you… The economist exclusively reveals his plan to resolve several blockages at work in our country, particularly in the field education and higher education. If you would like to read it, I invite you to go to lexpress.fr or to obtain our latest issue.
But to continue to introduce you to the magazine, we decided to talk to you about the subject written on the yellow banner at the bottom of the front page. We use this banner every week to highlight certain current affairs issues that could have appeared on the cover. This week for example: it is about the war between Israel and Hamas. For several weeks, journalists from the World service have interviewed numerous specialists to produce “five scenarios” for ending the crisis, two months after the start of the conflict. Scenarios that we pass to La Loupe in this episode.
Israel-Hamas war: the scenario of international governance in Gaza
Israel-Hamas war: the scenario of a regional conflagration
Israel – Hamas war: the “credible” and risky scenario of an occupation of Gaza
Israel-Hamas war, and after? The scenario of a conflict that drags on
Israel – Palestine: the optimistic but complex scenario of a two-state solution