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Tag: Genocide

14. September 2026

Episode 7: A Must Read Book on the Israel Lobby

In this video, world-renowned political scientist and international relations scholar Prof. John Mearsheimer discusses the new book by investigative journalist Eli Clifton and political scientist Ian Lustick, Israel’s Lobby: America in the Grip of a Foreign Power, and compares its central arguments with his own influential 2007 book on the Israel lobby, co-authored with Stephen […]


8. September 2026

Israel in Existential Crisis – Iran Goes on the Offensive

In this video, human rights lawyer and journalist Dimitri Lascaris reports on a deepening water crisis in Israel after nearly all of the country’s seawater desalination plants were temporarily shut down. What role are the consequences of the destruction of Gaza’s water and sewage infrastructure playing – and why could this development prove far more […]


17. August 2026

Vijay Prashad – On The Edge of Geopolitical Madness

In this episode of The Source, our leading editor Zain Raza speaks with historian and author Vijay Prashad about the rapidly changing global order following the US-Israeli war against Iran. They examine Tehran’s new negotiating position, the shifting balance of power in West Asia and why Prashad believes conflicts from Iran to Ukraine are becoming […]


31. July 2026

How U.S. Media Enable the Genocide in Gaza | Prof. Robin Andersen

In this video, human rights lawyer Dimitri Lascaris speaks with Professor Emerita of Media Studies Robin Andersen about the role influential U.S. media outlets have played in reporting on Gaza. The discussion examines unproven atrocity stories, editorial language rules at CNN and The New York Times, the dehumanization of Palestinians, and concealed conflicts of interest. […]


18. July 2026

How the Iran War Backfired

In this video, journalist and R2R correspondent Rami Yahia speaks with historian Dr. Navid Zarrinnal inside the former U.S. Embassy in Tehran about how the war changed Iranian society. Was the attack supposed to weaken and divide Iran—or did it achieve the exact opposite? The conversation examines shifting public attitudes, growing support for resistance and […]


12. July 2026

Sanctioned, Isolated & Silenced: Francesca Albanese

Journalist Chris Hedges speaks with UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese about her book “When the World Sleeps” — and the price she has paid for her work. Albanese describes how, after her reports on Gaza, she was sanctioned, financially isolated, and placed under massive pressure. At the same time, she explains why she refuses to […]


3. July 2026

My Return to Iran

In this video, investigative journalist and human-rights lawyer Dimitri Lascaris examines the latest developments between the United States and Iran — just before returning to Tehran. What is behind the conflicting reports about renewed negotiations? Why does the Strait of Hormuz remain central to the wider crisis? And how is Iran navigating the pressure of […]


29. June 2026

Behind the Headlines: Iran, Ukraine & Russia | Dimitri Lascaris

In this interview, our senior editor Zain Raza speaks with journalist and human-rights lawyer Dimitri Lascaris about the geopolitical crises reshaping the world: the U.S. war with Iran, the new agreement with Tehran, the influence of the Zionist lobby on U.S. foreign policy, Gaza, and the latest UN findings. They also analyse the narrative that […]


8. June 2026

FROM LEBANON: Israel’s War Is Not Over

In this report, human rights lawyer and journalist Dimitri Lascaris returns to Lebanon, where the traces of Israeli bombardment are impossible to ignore and Israeli drones can once again be heard over Beirut. On the ground, Dimitri reports on destroyed neighborhoods, displaced families, and a so-called ceasefire agreement that raises more questions than answers: Is […]