Voices from the Arab press: The US elections and the Gaza war

Some optimists suggest that the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar might ease the path toward negotiating a ceasefire.

But there are several reasons for a more skeptical outlook in the short term.

Key figures within Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ’s coalition are opposed to a ceasefire, as are some remaining members of Hamas .

It seems probable that a ceasefire will only be brokered after the US election results are finalized.

Recent statements by Iranian leaders have resurrected longstanding histories of meddling in the internal matters of Arab nations.

The challenges currently confronting the region demand unity and cooperation, not increased discord and meddling.

Iran must reassess its foreign policies and avoid repeating past mistakes, says Al-Khalifa Al-Arab .

Some factions of the Muslim Brotherhood maintain a historical connection with Iran .

Iran is well-positioned to present itself as a strategic ally, capitalizing on Sudan ’s blockade and isolation.

For Tehran , forming such an alliance represents an opportunity to reinvigorate its regional and international profile via Sudan .