Exposé

This week on 'Exposé', we dive into the US sanctions on RT and META's ban, exposing how these moves threaten free speech under the guise of protecting democracy. We'll uncover how certain media personalities fuel biased narratives and back censorship, silencing critical voices. Plus, we'll explore how mainstream outlets like The New York Times and CNN have twisted the story of the Israeli entity's latest assaults on Lebanon, pinning the blame on Hezbollah to justify civilian casualties. Finally, we turn to Gaza, where a devastating humanitarian crisis worsens. Nearly 90% of the population is now displaced, forced to flee time and again.

This week on 'Exposé,' we delve into the disturbing genocide calls broadcast by Zionist Israeli media and the international uproar they've ignited. Join us as our expert analysis reveals how media outlets dangerously amplify hate speech and justify violence. We also uncover how digital media manipulates narratives to defend Zionist Israeli strikes on Palestinian civilians, casting subtle doubts about casualty figures and focusing on bomb craters rather than human lives. And get ready for a whirlwind of viral moments from Trump's bizarre 'cat-eating immigrants' claim to the latest debate theatrics.

Western broadcast media continues to twist the truth about the Israeli captives, painting a narrative that shields the Israeli entity from accountability while demonizing Palestinians. Meanwhile, digital mainstream outlets have once again sided with the Israeli aggression, choosing to justify the latest military actions. Rather than covering the loss of life and widespread destruction in places like Jenin, Nur Shams, and al-Far'a, they present the Israeli entity offensive as a justified act of defense.

This week on "Exposé," we dive into the arrest of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov in France, a pivotal moment in the global battle over digital freedom as governments intensify their push to break into users' private data. We'll also uncover how the genocidal war on Gaza has sparked not only fierce battles on the ground but also a silent war in newsrooms, where journalists who dared to speak up have been censored or silenced. And in a world increasingly divided, we'll explore the growing debate over social media censorship, where a stunning 71% of Washington Democrats now support restricting misinformation, compared to just 41% of Republicans.

This week on Exposé, Western media promotes false hopes of a ceasefire as Netanyahu stands firm on his obstructive demands, halting progress. We'll also delve into new evidence from the Nord Stream pipeline explosion investigation, exposing the baseless claims of Western digital media that blamed Russia, while indications now point to Ukrainian involvement. And we'll uncover the truth behind accusations against the world's biggest social media platforms, on top of which is YouTube, of disproportionately censoring pro-Palestine content.

This week on 'Exposé: Broadcast media echo the Israeli occupation forces' narrative, trying to justify brutal attacks on Gaza's hospitals by claiming they are targeting hidden command bunkers and tunnels despite these facilities being protected under international law during war. Pro-Zionist digital media outlets are circulating unfounded speculations, suggesting that Iran has decided to refrain from retaliating against the recent blatant Zionist attack on its soil. These claims lack any credible evidence to support the notion that Iran has chosen to stand down. And we discuss how Israel is systematically targeting medical teams in Gaza, with a staggering 500 healthcare workers killed so far, in a deliberate assault on those saving lives as the genocide unfolds before the world's eyes.

The West unjustly echoes the lies of the Zionists, blaming Iran and turning a blind eye to their own genocidal crimes. This week on Expose, Western broadcast media seeks to undermine international support for Iran's retaliation against the Israeli occupation, framing it as unlawful aggression against the Zionist regime. At the same time, digital platforms emphasize the glaring contradiction in Biden’s $3.5 billion military aid to Zionist Israel, as new shipments of weaponry arrive while an airstrike on a Gaza school-turned-shelter takes over 150 innocent lives. Adding to the tension, a revealing poll by Meno Geva exposes deep fractures within Israeli entity society: 46% of settlers fear the looming threat of civil war, while an overwhelming 93% of Netanyahu's opponents condemn him as a divisive public figure.

This week on Exposé, Arabic-speaking TV news giants based in major Arab capitals stand accused of a double-edged sword: spreading misinformation faster than Zionist channels and undermining resistance with fabricated narratives. Meanwhile, on digital platforms, the spotlight often fixates simplistically on the Palestinian resistance, neglecting broader political realities and Zionist provocations. Social media in the Arab world fuels this fire, relentlessly distorting public perception with a flood of falsehoods and anti-resistance rhetoric.

Western broadcast media is accusing the Lancet of blood libel after the British medical journal issued a harrowing warning that the true death toll of the Israeli regime's war on Gaza could exceed 186,000, accounting for 8% of the territory's population. In our digital media section, we expose the NYT's portrayal of the Israeli regime's assaults on Gaza as a one-sided narrative, vilifying Palestinians while justifying the Israeli occupation army's breaches of international law. A Delta Poll Survey of over 2,000 adults reveals that 45% of Brits support recognition of an independent Palestine, while 54% support the UK banning arms sales to the Israeli regime.

This week on Exposé: In a dramatic turn of events, Julian Assange steps into freedom, narrowly escaping a potential 175-year sentence in an American maximum-security prison.