LBC's Middle East Debate: Ask Me Anything

19 September 2016, 18:51 | Updated: 20 September 2016, 09:53

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During our Middle East Debate on Iain Dale at Drive, the Ask Me Anything feature proved just as compelling and provocative as always.

During our Middle East Debate on Iain Dale at Drive, the Ask Me Anything feature proved just as compelling and provocative as always.

Iain was joined in the studio by Manuel Hassassian, Palestine's Ambassador to the UK, and Mark Regev, Israel's Ambassador.

It was a heated hour of debate and discussion but it was during the Ask Me Anything segment - which allows the guests to put questions to each other - that we saw a lot of the most contentious issues tackled.

First up were Manuel Hassassian's questions for Mark Regev:

A few moments later, Mark put his questions to Manuel:

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