Nima Rostami Alkhorshid:

1. How effective was BRICS in addressing the Gaza conflict, especially with India’s involvement?
2. Do you think the situation in Syria could lead to a regime change due to external pressures?
3. What is your view on the West's involvement in Lebanon and Syria and its impact on regional stability?
4. How do you assess Hezbollah's current strength and preparedness after recent setbacks?
5. What are your thoughts on Netanyahu's visit to the U.S. and its implications for the Middle East?

Laith Marouf:

1. BRICS managed to issue a strong statement calling for a ceasefire in Gaza, despite India’s previous alignment with Israel. Economic ties within BRICS likely influenced India’s stance.
2. The Syrian government led by HTS is unstable and unlikely to last long due to internal weaknesses and external conflicts among its backers.
3. Western involvement in Lebanon and Syria aims to destabilize the region, but their contradictory strategies are counterproductive and strengthening resistance movements.
4. Hezbollah has restructured into smaller cells and is rearming rapidly, preparing for potential conflicts with both Wahhabi groups and Israel.
5. Netanyahu’s visit to the U.S. reflects efforts to secure further support, but Israel's aggressive policies are increasingly isolated globally.

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