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Dahlia Scheindlin on Israeli Opinion—Gaza: The Human Toll

Dahlia Scheindlin, political analyst and columnist for Haaretz and author of The Crooked Timber of Democracy in Israel joined CSIS’s J. Stephen Morrison to discuss the Israeli opinion environment on the health and humanitarian crises in Gaza.

Transcript — August 29, 2024

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Senior Fellow and Director, Immunizations and Health Systems Resilience, Global Health Policy Center

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Dahlia Scheindlin on Israeli Opinion—Gaza: The Human Toll

Dahlia Scheindlin, political analyst and columnist for Haaretz and author of The Crooked Timber of Democracy in Israel joined CSIS’s J. Stephen Morrison to discuss the Israeli opinion environment on the health and humanitarian crises in Gaza.

Transcript — August 29, 2024

Gaza's Looming Polio Threat—Gaza: The Human Toll

CSIS welcomed Jean Gough, Special Representative for UNICEF in the State of Palestine; Hamid Jafari, WHO Director of Polio Eradication; and Richard (Rik) Peeperkorn, WHO Representative for Occupied Palestinian Territory, to discuss the threat of polio in Gaza.

Transcript — August 20, 2024

The Time Is Now for the DOD to Expedite Action on Biosurveillance

After years of struggling to unify its biosurveillance capabilities, the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) has an opportunity to establish a faster and more comprehensive approach to monitoring biothreats, to better protect U.S. national security and American lives.

Commentary by Thomas Cullison and J. Stephen Morrison — August 15, 2024

Immunizations across the Life Course to Strengthen Health Security

By helping to prevent disease outbreaks and strengthen the infrastructure necessary to distribute vaccines equitably and quickly in the event of a pandemic, routine immunization programs can serve as a critical platform for a nation’s global health security.

Commentary by Katherine E. Bliss — July 9, 2024