In this video, Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Glenn Greenwald examines current US media coverage of the Iran war and highlights striking patterns in how the war is presented—echoing narratives seen in previous wars. Without jumping to conclusions, he analyzes key statements and framing, raising a crucial question: what is really being communicated behind the headlines? This […]
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 video, Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Glenn Greenwald examines a troubling development: how Israeli officials have issued explicit warnings and demands to Western governments, cautioning them about consequences […]
In this video, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Glenn Greenwald analyzes the White House visit of Syria’s new president, formerly known as an Al-Qaeda leader who had a U.S. bounty on his head less than one year earlier. He argues that the abrupt political rehabilitation of this figure exposes contradictions in the U.S. War on Terror narrative […]
In this video, journalist Aaron Maté interviews academic Joshua Landis about the ongoing sectarian violence in Syria and Israel’s involvement in the conflict. They examine the complex dynamics between the Syrian government, minority groups like the Druze and Alawites, and the various rebel factions. They also highlight the atrocities committed against these minority groups, the […]
In this video, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Glenn Greenwald examines how the label “terrorist” has been inconsistently applied by U.S. governments to justify shifting foreign policies. He highlights the case of Muhammad al-Jawlani, a former Al-Qaeda affiliate leader in Syria, who was once a top terrorist target but is now effectively allied with Western interests, arguing […]
In this video, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Glenn Greenwald draws parallels between past and present war rhetoric, arguing that Israel’s justification for military action against Iran mirrors earlier claims about Iraq’s weapons of mass destruction. He critiques what he describes as recycled war propaganda, including Prime Minister Netanyahu’s assertions about Iran’s nuclear threat, contrasting them with […]
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