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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.

Experts and commentators in Hebrew media studios have highlighted the protests and general strike that paralyzed some areas of Israel.

This year in Iran, the "Government Week" coincided with the early days of the Pezeshkian administration.

In this episode of "Have It Out with Galloway," George Galloway delves into Israel's global influence, questioning whether it is waning or growing. George is joined by Afshin Rattansi, a journalist, broadcaster, and a live audience.

After Operation Al-Aqsa Storm delivered a strategic blow to Zionist-Israeli "national security," the enemy launched a campaign of genocide, aiming to shift regional power and resume the forced displacement in the West Bank.

Author and academic Michael Flavin speaks about the anti-Irish prejudice in England during the conflict, the Birmingham Pub Bombing, and his research into Irish Republican leadership.

As the world honors people of African descent, will Western powers pay reparations for the millions of African people sold into slavery and for other colonial-era injustices inflicted on Africa? Despite all the adversities, the people of African Descent are rising with their brethren in Africa. With all the available potential, will Africans take their rightful place in global affairs? For more information on honoring people of African descent, we have contacted Lena Platt, the co-author of Ants Will Come and Tell Me: A Chronicle of the Benn Family in Guyana's History. Veteran journalist Earl Bousquet, a Former Press Secretary to the Prime Minister of St. Lucia and Chairman of the country's National Reparations Committee, will also join us in this discussion today.

The continuation of the aggressive military campaign in the Gaza Strip and the increasing number of enemy soldiers killed in the Gaza Strip, as well as on the northern front with Hezbollah, are the subjects of analysis in the Hebrew media, which this edition of Israel Watch discusses with Laith Marouf, Journalist.

The aggressive military campaign being carried out by the occupation forces in the occupied West Bank, the situation on the ground in Gaza, and the anticipation of the Iranian response, in addition to Netanyahu's obstruction of negotiations regarding the ceasefire and the exchange of captives.

In this episode of "Have It Out with Galloway," George Galloway discusses China's status as a global power. He delves into whether they might get involved in the tensions in the Middle East. George is joined by Professor Ken Hammond, historian, and a live audience.

The Venezuelan Presidential Elections have come and gone, and the people of Venezuela have voted: they want President Maduro to stay in power. That should be enough for any country to move to the next phase of its democracy. But not for the US, who is pushing again for regime change in resource-rich Venezuela, creating a source of instability in that country and for its economy.

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.

An anti-colonial fighter, an Iranian who stood bravely against British aggression, risking everything to defend his homeland during tumultuous times: Martyr Raeis Ali Delvari.

Israel Watch closely observed Hezbollah’s response to the assassination of Fouad Shukr in Operation Arbaeen, which received extensive commentary and analysis in the Hebrew media studios.

Israeli entity reports differ on the outcome of the Cairo meeting held last week between the Zionist Israelis, Egyptians, and Americans. However, what is certain is that the Americans have once again brought up the issue of the "Philadelphi Corridor" and the Rafah crossing for discussion. Reports suggest that an agreement may be in the works, allowing for a limited Israeli occupation presence in the corridor, but only during the initial phase of the truce. Something the resistance has so far refused. As Israel stands on edge, anticipating the responses from Iran and Hezbollah, we'll explore the underlying motives behind its aggressive stance and the existential fears driving its policies. Here is a report that uncovers the complex interplay of strategy, anxiety, and potential repercussions shaping the region's future.

Journalist and Political Commentator Richard Medhurst speaks about the targeted murder of journalists in the Middle East, Israeli participation in the Olympics, and the Julian Assange case.