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Judge Napolitano - Judging Freedom   Max Blumenthal explains. 

The migration crisis that has been unfolding on the Spanish border since Thursday is an artificial crisis, at the behest of Israel by Leonidas Vatikiotis Part 1 The aim of the Israeli destabilization plan is to undermine and overthrow Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez because the social democratic politician supports Palestine and refuses to become a docile instrument of Israel, as almost all European prime ministers have become. Sanchez has come under fire from Zionism for joining South Africa in taking Israel to the International Criminal Court on charges of genocide in Gaza. The result was an arrest warrant for the Israeli prime minister.  Sanchez recognized the state of Palestine, welcomed Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in Madrid with the honors of a head of state, they held a joint press conference and called Palestine a "brotherly state".  In 2025, Sanchez banned the sale of arms and the import of any kind of goods from illegal Jewish settlements. He has also ...

The world’s eyes will be on Lionel Messi on Wednesday night, as Argentina face England in the World Cup semi-final. The diminutive superstar has gained a massive following across the planet, not least in Israel, thanks to his numerous business and security connections with the Apartheid State. From being the face of an Israeli A.I. company led and run by Israeli spies, entrusting his private security to a team of Israel secret agents, MintPress explores the reasons why Benjamin Netanyahu considers him to be his favorite football player. by Alan MacLeod Part 5 - A Love Hate Relationship  While Israel is supporting Argentina, the goodwill is certainly not reciprocated, no matter Milei’s attempts. A recent Pew poll found that the majority of Argentinians hold a negative view of Israel, including 34% who have highly unfavorable opinions of the country – seven times that who reportedly hold very positive views of Israel (5%). In this respect, they are taking after another Argentini...

Geopolitical Economy Report The US war on Iran keeps expanding into a regional conflict, as more countries get involved. Reports show that Donald Trump is getting desperate, and he is frantically seeking an off-ramp. Washington announced a "pause" to the fighting, but it lasted just four days. Ben Norton explains the three main reasons why the United States is desperately seeking an exit: one, the Pentagon is running out of missile interceptors; two, the number of casualties among American troops is steadily increasing; and three, Yemen joined the conflict, attacking Saudi oil infrastructure, exacerbating the energy crisis. As predicted :                        The Iran allies in the region are still active, despite their losses. This is connected with the first reason in a way because armed groups dispersed in the Middle-East and affiliated with Iran, can lead to an asymmetric, out-of-control conflict to the point where US for...

The Electronic Intifada Jon Elmer, contributing editor, reports on the battle damage at US bases revealed by satellite imagery following the latest exchanges of fire between Iran and the US. Meanwhile Yemeni forces are blockading the Red Sea and targeting Saudi oil infrastructure.

Breaking Points Krystal and Saagar discuss Iran claiming to have destroyed US fighter jets as Trump escalates the war.

War crimes fugitive Benjamin Netanyahu today returned to Israel from US. He's had a warrant out for his arrest from ICC since November 2024. Today, he was again granted access to airspace of three ICC member countries—France, Italy and Greece. He flew over same countries on first leg (plus Canada). The UN Special Rapporteur on Palestine said this breached these government's obligation to cooperate with the ICC. She further called on "competent authorities to investigate possible complicity". This is the "rules-based order" they've shoved down our throats for 80 years. War crimes fugitive Benjamin Netanyahu today returned to Israel from US He's had a warrant out for his arrest from ICC since November 2024 Today, he was again granted access to airspace of three ICC member countries—France, Italy and Greece He flew over same countries on first… pic.twitter.com/YX0ci7VuoP — Matt Kennard (@kennardmatt) July 30, 2026

by Alan MacLeod Part 5 -  PragerU: Run by an Israeli Spy This unconditional support is unsurprising, given who actually runs the company. PragerU CEO Marissa Streit is, after all, an Israeli spy. On her eighteenth birthday, Streit joined Unit 8200, the Israeli Defense Force’s spying agency. In interviews, she has admitted that she was an officer in the controversial unit, and stated that she uses the tactics and techniques honed by Israeli spying agency on the American people. “Coming back here to the United States with the gifts that Israel had given me during my military training, I felt compelled to employ them here in my nation of the United States,” she explained. Exactly what her role as a Unit 8200 officer remains a mystery. Streit has said of her time there that, “We were tasked with looking at problems that the intelligence community might be missing.” Given that her service coincides with the Second Palestinian Intifada, however, one can speculate that suppressing domesti...

Breaking Points Krystal and Saagar discuss US munitions running low amid the Iran war. 

BREAKING: Israel is dropping bombs on residential buildings in Gaza in the middle of the night — while families are asleep inside their homes. Families with nowhere left to run. The genocide has never stopped. pic.twitter.com/QYRCUsyFMQ — sarah (@sahouraxo) July 29, 2026

The Grayzone The Grayzone 's Max Blumenthal joins Kei Pritsker to explain how Israel is summoning its proxies inside the Pentagon and the media to keep President Donald Trump invested in a failing war on Iran, where the US is running out of stand-off munitions and interceptor stocks, and why Netanyahu has returned to Washington DC for a record eight meeting with Trump.

Katie Halper Political scientist John Mearsheimer and economist Yanis Varoufakis argue that Israel’s Iran war may have trapped Trump into a stunning defeat and discuss the rise of China.  In part 2, philosophers John Harfouch & Joseph Levine, who debunk Zionist talking points, discuss the history of Israel, and explore the work of diplomat & scholar Fayez Sayegh, who established the PLO’s Palestine Research Center in Lebanon, which was bombed by Zionists to erase evidence of Palestine’s history and people.

The world’s eyes will be on Lionel Messi on Wednesday night, as Argentina face England in the World Cup semi-final. The diminutive superstar has gained a massive following across the planet, not least in Israel, thanks to his numerous business and security connections with the Apartheid State. From being the face of an Israeli A.I. company led and run by Israeli spies, entrusting his private security to a team of Israel secret agents, MintPress explores the reasons why Benjamin Netanyahu considers him to be his favorite football player. by Alan MacLeod Part 4 - How Israel Helped Argentina Massacre Its Jewish Population  Since October 7, 2023, Israel has lost massive amounts of public support across the world, even in Western nations. A 2025 YouGov survey found that more than 20 times as many Italians, for instance, hold “very unfavorable” (43%) views of Israel than “very favorable” ones (2%). Even in Germany, where popular support for Israel is highest, only 21% said they hold...

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Daniel Davis / Deep Dive                 It's better for Trump to have wars in intervals in which there are pauses in between that causes the oil markets to calm down. Get oil prices down and then you restart the war. Once oil prices go too high, then you go back into some sort of a fake diplomacy and then you restart the war after a while. Related: US empire insists on permanent war until regime change in Iran

The European Union did not stand up for international law, the International Court of Justice, or even the International Criminal Court. The genocide in Gaza, the EU supported it. The illegal war on Iran, the EU supported it. The illegal Israeli occupation of Lebanon, the EU supported it. The illegal kidnaping of the Venezuelan president and a violation of the UN Charter, the EU stayed silent about it. When the International Court of Justice called for sanctions against Israel, the EU refused it. When the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for war criminals, the EU opened its airspace and welcomed them. Just last week the EU stated that the EU supported the ICC, and just today, three EU and ICC member countries—Greece, Italy, and France—have permitted Israeli Prime Minister, a fugitive under ICC arrest warrant, to use their airspace to Washington D.C. The EU policy of double standards. It is not the people of Europe that have double standards, it is the governing coali...

by Alan MacLeod Part 4 -  Netanyahu’s Favorite Channel No nation, however, concerns PragerU as much as Israel. The organization has dedicated a huge amount of time and resources to defending and promoting the country. Their “Israel at War” series of lectures denounces the “lie” that Israel is occupying its neighbors, and includes a link to sign a petition “to condemn Hamas and stand with Israel.” A lesson plan designed for young children shows teachers how they can make a model Iron Dome out of juice boxes and straws, in order to educate American children on how Israel is defending itself from Palestinian terror, interspersed with messaging like Israel and the U.S. are best friends that “share values that are tied to God.” Another video, explaining the current crisis in the region to older children, claims that, “Like the United States, Israel is a nation of immigrants, which prides itself on its freedoms for all citizens, no matter their religion, ethnicity, or race,” and, “Unique...

The new Prime Minister must abandon decades of automatic support for US foreign policy, which makes us all less safe by Diane Abbott   When the economy is stagnating and living standards are under pressure, it is inevitable that a new prime minister will be judged primarily on their domestic agenda. But foreign policy cannot be pushed onto the backburner. There is simply too much at stake, both in terms of domestic spending priorities and in terms of our security and well-being. This is because we are at a crucial time in terms of war and peace. We are engaged in trying to stop multiple wars, not just one war. We have had an invasion and a coup in Venezuela and the same is threatened against Cuba. Nigeria has been bombed, along with Yemen. A coup in Syria installed an ally of radical jihadists. There is an ongoing genocide in Gaza, a rampage against Palestinians in the West Bank and a full-scale invasion of Lebanon. There is a military build-up against China, especially through Auk...

BreakThrough News Japan is swiftly remilitarizing, the US is funneling weapons to Taiwan, and the military encirclement of China is only escalating. Is the US driving Asia into war with China? Tings Chak, researcher at the Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research and organizer with the Hands Off Asia campaign, joins Amanda Yee to discuss the alarming moves on the part of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to move the country away from its post-WWII pacifist principles – and how it fits into Washington’s preparations for a major military confrontation for China. Chak explains the US’s "architecture of militarization" surrounding China and how it threatens the entire region. But she also explains how people and movements in Asia are fighting back through the Hands Off Asia campaign.

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