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live now to mehran kamrava, professor of government at georgetown university in qatar thanks for being with us. how much influence do the countries that antony blinken visiting at the moment, so say he s in turkey and jordan, how much influence they have on the situation in gaza? flat jordan, how much influence they have on the situation in gaza? on the situation in gaza? not an awful lot- on the situation in gaza? not an awful lot- it on the situation in gaza? not an awful lot. it also on the situation in gaza? not an awful lot. it also turns on the situation in gaza? not an awful lot. it also turns out - on the situation in gaza? not an awful lot. it also turns out that i awful lot. it also turns out that the united states itself doesn t have a lot of influence, or in some ways has taken itself out of the war in relation to israel, so it doesn t seem as if countries likejordan, turkey, can really influence the situation on the ground and exert meaningful influence on either

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mr blinken has touched down in doha for talks with the qatari emir. earlier i spoke to mehran kamrava, professor of government at georgetown university in qatar. it also turns out, as we see that the united states itself doesn t have a lot of influence or has, in some ways, taken itself out of the war in relation to israel. so it doesn t seem as if countries likejordan, turkey, qatar can really influence the situation on the ground and exert meaningful influence on either the israelis or hamas, for that matter. and what about any influence these countries may have on perhaps iran to rein in their proxies? well, qatar maintains cordial, although superficial, diplomatic relations with iran.

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