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By now, the whole world is aware of the BRICS, unlike years ago, when the grouping was all but dismissed. Now, things have changed, so much so, that the grouping is set to announce the launch of its new payment system called BRICS Pay. What that is, and whether it will be operational, with one goal being de-dollarization is the subject of today's program.

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.

The ballistic missile from Yemen and its repercussions within the entity, concerns about an expanded war with Hezbollah, the dispute between Netanyahu and Gallant regarding this war, as well as the enhancement of resistance capabilities in the Gaza Strip, and the Tulkarm tunnel in the occupied West Bank were the topics that caught the attention of the Hebrew media.

This year, Iranian students achieved an astounding triumph at the International Science Olympiad (ISO) which is a prestigious global competition, securing third place in an intense global competition and outpacing formidable contenders like South Korea, India, Japan, and Germany.

In this episode of "Have It Out with Galloway," George Galloway delves into the global divisions caused by Western involvement. George is joined by Muhammed Desai, Executive Director of Africa4Palestine, and a live audience.

The recent Jordanian parliamentary elections marked a pivotal moment in the country's political landscape, with the Muslim Brotherhood achieving unprecedented success amidst a backdrop of economic decline and heightened security tensions.

The series of resignations that has begun among senior leaders in the Israeli army, particularly the commander of Unit 8200, along with Ben Gvir's unilateral appointment of Israeli police leaders and the American message delivered by Hochstein warning Tel Aviv of the dangers of declaring war on Lebanon, in addition to the Israeli army's claim of having eliminated Hamas' Rafah Brigade, and other topics will be the focus of discussion in this episode of "Israel Watch."

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.

With its military and political dimensions, Operation Karama has captured the attention of the Hebrew media, whose analysts have expressed concerns about the potential opening of an eighth front and a third intifada in the West Bank, which continues to face aggression. Meanwhile, Netanyahu is still obstructing the deal.

In today’s show, we’ll be examining the Zionist entity’s efforts to suppress free speech on the Telegram messaging platform.

The program discusses how the Zionist lobby uses British charities as a device to funnel money toward the Israeli regime. One of these pro-Israeli charities, River Island, has paved the way for thousands of extreme Zionists into the UK after they participated in war crimes.

This edition of the program is about the Israeli operation of disinformation to try to divert the public attention from its savagery in Gaza.

The Zionist lobby is trying to deprive a heroic Palestinian journalist in Gaza of a nomination for an Emmy Award. It is using key figures from the music and film industry to help. Bisan Owda has worked tirelessly since the beginning of Israel's genocide in Gaza to document the killing of her people and the destruction of her homeland. The 25-year-old was nominated in the Outstanding Hard News Feature Story category for her documentaries, It’s Bisan from Gaza and I’m Still Alive. A letter has been published calling for her nomination to be withdrawn. The claim in the letter is that Bisan is a secret member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, also known as the PFLP. Who exactly is behind the letter, and what does it tell us about this rancid campaign?

Protests in Israeli-occupied territories against prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his policies have been raging for more than a year. But the most recent protests took things to another level. Not only were they the biggest since October 7, but Israel's major union was able to shut businesses in Tel Aviv and other towns in a message to Netanyahu and his far-right cabinet, which took a toll on Israel's economy.

In today's show, we'll be highlighting the economic and diplomatic steps being taken by a Latin American country against the Zionist entity. We set the scene with a report about Colombia's remarkable volte-face on Israel. Later in the show we explain the remarkable transformation in Colombia's relationship with the Zionist entity.

This episode of Israel Watch discusses highlights of Hebrew media on 'The Bibi Files', a documentary that was shown in Canada. Netanyahu’s establishment of a mini-committee to manage the war, including Smotrich, the obstruction of the deal, Gallant’s announcement of nearing the goals of the aggression on Gaza and moving north, and the fear of an explosion in the West Bank were the main topics highlighted by the Hebrew media.

Special Guest: Fearless Journalist Richard Medhurst! Join us as he delves into his riveting career, challenges Western hegemony, and passionately advocates for Palestine.

In this episode of Have It Out with Galloway, George Galloway delves into the accusations of war crimes against Israel. George is joined by Dr Francis Boyle, professor of international law and a live audience.

If we apply the general principles of negotiation at halting the war on Gaza, we will uncover numerous structural flaws.

Experts and analysts in Hebrew media studios have highlighted a range of political and military developments. They pointed out the latest updates regarding negotiations for the deal and the Philadelphi Corridor, and the situation in the northern occupied Palestinian territories. Israel Watch discusses these topics with Karim Rassi, a former member of the Lebanese Parliament.

Hebrew media comments and analyses focused on the rapid developments in the occupying entity on political and military fronts, particularly Netanyahu's insistence on occupying the Philadelphia Corridor and the discussion about an updated American proposal for the deal.

An American political analyst believes both Democratic US Vice President Kamala Harris and her Republican rival and former president Donald Trump are still committed to the national security strategy of "full-spectrum dominance", noting that neither of the two candidates could address the real concerns and interests of the majority of the people in the United States. Ajamu Baraka, organizer and spokesperson for the Black Alliance for Peace, a human rights project against war, repression, and imperialism, made the remarks in an interview with Press TV’s The Debate program on Wednesday after the two candidates held their first fiery presidential debate for the November 2024 election.

On the last day of July, a critical event occurred in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. The Israeli regime assassinated the Chairman of the Hamas Political Bureau, marking a shocking act of terror designed to undermine the group. Yet, in a swift response that would reveal the miscalculations of Tel Aviv, Hamas appointed its Gaza leader Yahya Sinwar as the new political chief at-large, succeeding Martyr Ismail Haniyeh.

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.

Just when the Israeli regime's economic crisis is written off that it can't get any worse, it does. The regime has conducted a large-scale onslaught in the West Bank, erasing any hopes for businesses to survive. This is while Israelis continue to leave the occupied Palestinian territories. Meanwhile, the war costs keep increasing due to Israel's multiple war scenarios.