Who will fight Israel?
From whom and by whom are places like Sheikh Jarrah, Gaza, and Sudan to be saved. While many agree that "saving" them implies liberation from US hegemony and its tools, including the Zionist project and regional allies, there is far less agreement or "clarity" about who is actually responsible for carrying out this task.
Common answers range from Arab and Islamic states to popular movements or the so-called international community, yet experience shows that these slogans are often not directed at any specific actor. This ambiguity, despite a clear understanding of the problem and its roots, exposes a deeper political vacuum and leads to the central question of this episode: who will confront Israel?
Framed not as a reflection on past struggles but as a forward-looking challenge, the discussion asks who will take on this role in the next phase and why such a confrontation is considered unavoidable.
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