Fragile Iran-Israel ceasefire holds as questions over its future remain
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Major General Chip Chapman – Security and military expert and former head of British counterterrorism
Michael Oren – Former Israeli ambassador to the United States
General Philip Breedlove – Former Supreme Allied Commander of NATO and Former Vice Chief of Staff of the US Air Force
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