a dean, a professor, at least on, is the university of british columbia. he says it's too early to say what of the truth between israel land has been off home? according to the circulating document of what is what this agreement is, a, it's a cessation of hostilities. there's no reference to a permanent or even a in a temporary cease fire. so i might say cautious optimism because we have yet to see whether these ratings are going to abide by this agreement. we have heard the prime minister, who has continuously broken a previous attempts at assessing it in, you know, desalvo, that this is about the long term ceasefire of the threats continue to come from. these really is, as we've heard any reports, that tense actually buys really occupying forces to even prevent people from attending to the pounds. so uh, unless the united states and these res allies apply enough pressure on these me and we have to wait and see. we're still in the 1st few days. that's clearly a association of uh, you know, uh, gunfire attacks, generally speaking, and people 11 on our right

the associate dean is an associate professor of history and middle east studies at the university of british columbia. he joins us live now from vancouver. welcome to the program. so what's your take then on the sci fi do, would it stick as well? let me start by saying that according to the circulating document of what is what this agreement is, it's a cessation of hostilities. there's no reference to a permanent or even a uh, informed that temporary cease fire. so i might say cautious optimism because we have yet to see whether these ran, these are going to abide by this, the agreement we have are the prime minister who has continuously broken a previous attempts at the something it in, you know, disclose that this is about the long term ceasefire of the threats continue to come from. these are in these, as we've heard any reports that tense actually by is really occupying forces to even prevent people from returning to the pounds. so uh, unless of the united states and these res allies apply enough pressure on easily and we have to wait and see where some of the 1st few days as clearly a section of

as a research associate for the center for constitutional law and legal studies at the university of british columbia and on the steering committee for the quill project at pembrook college at oxford university. she graduated from b.y.u. law school and is completing her ph.d. in law at oxford university. stephanie served as a law clerk to judge randy smith on the ninth circuit u.s. court of appeals and to justice neil gorsuch on the supreme court. which is our second ninth circuit court of appeals clerkship. and next we turn to chris newman who also has that on his resume. so, chris newman is an associate professor at the antonin scalia school of law. his scholarship focuses on property, theory and copyright law with an emphasis on property doctrine and the relationship between tangible and intellectual property. his areas of teaching include civil procedure, copyright, trademark, entertainment law and free speech. he currently serves as an associate reporter for the american law institute's restatement of property project. chris graduated from the university of michigan law school and hold as b.a. i