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Hundreds of academics in Morocco have called for severance of ties with the Israeli regime's University of Haifa. This comes as the apartheid regime presses ahead with its US-backed genocide against Palestinians in the besieged Gaza Strip. The academics noted in the petition that their actions and initiatives are in solidarity with the oppressed Palestinians amid the Israeli crimes against humanity. Moroccans have also held countless demonstrations to reject the move by the country's monarchy to normalize ties with the Israeli regime, a decision seen as a betrayal of Palestinians.

This edition of the program is about Eid Al-Ghadir and the succession of Imam Ali after the demise of Prophet Muhammad.

In a region where the ballot box is a rare symbol of citizen voice, Iran stands as a beacon of electoral participation amidst the tumultuous West Asian landscape.

The UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory has found Israel intended to murder civilians en masse, inflict wide-scale civilian destruction, and collectively punish Palestinians in Gaza by holding them hostage to its political aims. UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk addressing the Human Rights Council likened genocide in Gaza to "Unconscionable death and suffering in the Gaza Strip". He also warned of the worsening situation for Palestinians in the occupied West Bank. Meanwhile, occupation forces unleash a new wave of attacks on a refugee camp in central Gaza and on a so-called evacuation zone in the south. In less than nine months, the US-Israeli genocidal campaign in Gaza has killed over 37,000 people and wounded more than 85,500. The Lebanese Hezbollah resistance forces have conducted a strike against Israeli military positions on the northern side of the 1948 occupied territories in retaliation for a deadly attack on a town in southern Lebanon.

This edition of Iran Votes 2024 covers issues such as the economy, confronting Western sanctions, long-term political stability, and promoting women's roles.

If there was a time that Iran's presidential vote counted, this is it. The country is in a major transition. Martyr Raeisi opened the gates to economic and trade prosperity. And now, it is up to the next president to make those opportunities bear fruit.

The presidential candidates have finished appearing in the back-to-back fourth and fifth debates, which were tiring. This edition of Iran Votes 2024 examines the candidates' views in the last two debates.

Election Day is on June 28. Is there excitement in the air? You bet there is. This is the 4th debate, and it will be on foreign policy. Another segment is on candidates' stances.

This edition of the program looks at the stance of Iran's six presidential candidates towards cultural, social, economic and foreign policy issues.

This edition of the program looks at the economic outlooks and programs of the six presidential hopefuls in the upcoming election in Iran.

This edition of the program is about the six presidential candidates' approaches toward foreign policy, and social and cultural issues.

The second televised debate between the presidential candidates was an intense affair that focused heavily on the key issue of the economy. For those who missed the debate, there are still three more opportunities to see the candidates go head-to-head before Election Day.

The African National Congress (ANC), the party of Nelson Mandela, which was elected amid jubilation and hope in 1994, has lost its majority in South Africa's parliament after 30 years at the helm. ANC secured 159 out of 400 seats in the National Assembly in the country's 2024 general elections. More than 27 million South Africans participated in national and provincial elections on May 29 to elect a new National Assembly and provincial legislatures. Ultimately, no party won an outright majority in the National Assembly. The ANC needed 200 seats to maintain its 30-year-old unchallenged dominance in the parliament. In this episode of the show, we will look into the factors behind this loss and what the future holds.

In this episode of Have it Out with Galloway, George Galloway delves into Britain’s general election and explores its involvement in Israel’s savage campaign in Gaza. George is joined by British-Palestinian journalist Sameh Habeeb and a live audience.

This week on Exposé, the narrative surrounding the imprisonment of Iranian national Bashir Biazar by French authorities takes a bizarre turn toward fabrications and deceit as anti-Iranian media outlets reveal themselves as stooges of Western intelligence services. Strange tales about the release of French spies from an Iranian jail have been reported by French media in the past week. This happened as Western digital media tried unsuccessfully to uncover a 'legitimate allegation' against Bashir Biazar. In the social media Exposé, we touch upon the Nuseirat camp atrocity, which left users on X and TikTok still in disbelief, as 274 Palestinian people were slaughtered in less than two hours at the hands of the IOF with direct assistance from US special forces.

As Iran gears up for its presidential election, six candidates bring diverse plans and visions amidst numerous challenges.

An examination of how Hajj unites the Ummah in rituals and ideology, especially in today's political climate, where the world has experienced a spiritual awakening due to the Palestinian cause.

On June 7, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres informed Zionist Israel's UN ambassador Gilad Erdan that Israeli forces would be named in the body's annual report, which names and shames those that harm children. This would place the Israeli regime on an infamous UN blacklist that includes the likes of ISIS and al-Qaeda. Meanwhile, Israeli entity politician Benny Gantz, a key member of the regime's war cabinet, quit the regime on Sunday, June 9, over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's handling of the war in Gaza. The resignation dealt a blow to the appearance of unity that Netanyahu was able to marshal at the start of the genocidal war and exposed the divisions at the top of the Israeli entity's political structure over the future of the war and its aftermath.

Israeli Occupation Forces hit more targets around Gaza City and in central Gaza, killing several women and children, with the death toll from the genocide now in tens of thousands. Fears of a widening regional conflict as violence along the Lebanon-Israel border escalates. Iraq's anti-terror Islamic Resistance has launched a drone strike on an airbase in the northern part of the Israeli-occupied territories. Iran's interim Foreign Minister Ali Bagheri Kani warns Israel that a war on Lebanon would be a one-way ticket to hell. Pilgrims to Mecca take part in Hajj set against the backdrop of the genocide taking place in Gaza and Palestinians unable to travel to perform the holy ritual. Meanwhile, a new opinion by the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research has found a rise in the number of Palestinians who support the resistance movement Hamas and believe armed confrontation is the best means to end Israeli occupation. We will also look at how the genocide in Gaza is dividing politics in the UK ahead of the general election on July 4.

Israel has committed war crimes and crimes against humanity. So finds an independent UN Investigation in the first in-depth reporting into the genocidal war on Gaza. Hamas and Islamic Jihad resistance groups have offered their official response to a UN-backed ceasefire proposal to mediators in Qatar and Egypt. More than eight months of a US-Israeli genocidal campaign in Gaza has killed at least 37,000 people and wounded more than 85,000 others. The Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah has conducted a massive rocket attack against Israel after the Zionist regime killed one of the group's high-ranking commanders. Meanwhile, in the UK, as the country gears up for a historic general election, some voters are deciding between party loyalty and independent candidates. Will there be a major swing?

In this edition of Iran Votes 2024, we examined presidential candidates' remarks in a televised debate about economic issues.

In this episode of Iran Votes 2024, we examine promises made by presidential candidates in different areas.

In this episode of Iran Votes 2024, we are looking at the promises made by presidential candidates during their campaigns.

The Israeli regime has continued its genocidal onslaught into the 9th month. This is while it disregards its economic existence, given how much it is suffering in many areas. Now, some companies prefer to stay away from the regime and not do business with it. How much of a hit will that incur on its economy on top of the other negative economic factors?