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14. February 2026

Epstein Files Fallout: Netanyahu’s Urgent U.S. Visit

One week after the release of more than three million pages from the Epstein Files, Benjamin Netanyahu announced his sixth trip to Washington since Donald Trump’s return to the White House. Officially, the visit centers on Iran negotiations. Yet the timing coincides with explosive new material, growing domestic pressure, and an increasingly volatile political climate […]


7. February 2026

Israel’s Fragile State: Reality Behind the Gaza Peace Plan, Ceasefire & Economy

In this episode of The Source, supporting editor Zain Raza speaks with economist and author Dr. Shir Hever about Israel’s position after more than two years of war. The conversation begins with Gaza — the humanitarian situation since October 2023, the reality behind the so-called ceasefire, and what Trump’s peace plan has actually changed on […]


3. February 2026

How Western Media Prepare the Ground for War Against Iran

As rhetoric toward Iran intensified in Washington, major Western media outlets published coverage that framed military escalation as increasingly inevitable. Key context on international agreements, legal constraints and prior acts of escalation was largely absent from the narrative. Dimitri Lascaris analyzes specific examples to show how selective framing and journalistic omissions contribute to the normalization […]


2. February 2026

Missing Context: CIA and the Overthrow of Iran

In this video produced by The Real News Network, Malcolm Byrne examines long-suppressed CIA documents that reveal crucial details about the 1953 overthrow of Iran’s democratically elected government by the United States and the United Kingdom. The material highlights how this intervention continues to shape U.S.–Iran relations and why this history remains essential for understanding […]


9. December 2025

Is Turkey Warming Up To Iran?

We are currently in our annual crowdfunding campaign. If you want our independent and non-profit media network to continue in 2025, please participate in this campaign by clicking here. In this interview, investigative journalist and human rights lawyer Dimitri Lascaris speaks with Prof. Dr. Foad Izadi, Professor of World Studies at the University of Tehran, about Turkey’s […]


23. November 2025

World War III Has Only Begun

In this video, investigative journalist and human rights lawyer, Dimitri Lascaris interviews Hamed Ghashghavi, an Iranian Researcher of North American and European Studies. Ghashghavi discusses his experience being sanctioned by the U.S. government, the role of Western influence and propaganda in Iran, and Iran’s approach to independence, nuclear policy, and regional conflicts involving Israel, Lebanon, […]


30. September 2025

Netanyahu’s UNGA Speech Telegraphs Another War On Iran

In this episode of Reason2Resist, Dimitri Lascaris discusses recent international developments, including Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech at the United Nations General Assembly, in which he focused heavily on Iran and criticized countries recognizing a Palestinian state. Lascaris also examines reports of an unusual meeting convened by U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth with […]


27. July 2025

Vijay Prashad – Trump’s Ukraine U-Turn, Starvation in Gaza & the Iran–Israel War

In this episode of The Source, senior editor Zain Raza speaks with author and historian Vijay Prashad about some of the most urgent geopolitical crises of our time. They begin in Gaza, where over 100 humanitarian organizations have warned of mass starvation amid Israel’s ongoing siege and military assault—raising critical questions about Germany’s role and […]


21. July 2025

Trump’s Ukraine Reversal, Israel Bombs Syria & Netanyahu’s Collapse

In this episode of The Source, our senior editor Zain Raza speaks with Dimitri Lascaris, independent journalist and international human rights lawyer, about some of the world’s most pressing geopolitical crises. They begin by examining Israel’s recent bombing of Syria and its broader implications within a fractured, post-Assad landscape. The conversation then turns to the […]