Palestine Declassified

First aired on April 29, 2023 Are there forces building for a coup in "Israel"? Are Israeli intelligence agencies attempting to overthrow the Netanyahu regime? According to recently leaked documents from the Pentagon in the US, it would appear to be the case. The documents state that the US obtained this information via signals intelligence, meaning that the electronic communications of Mossad leaders are being monitored by the US. The information is labeled "FISA," which means the spying received approval from a US federal judge according to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. Just over a year ago, David Bernea, the head of Mossad, had his employment details and personal photographs leaked onto the internet following a hacking operation by an organisation named Open Hands. How the mighty are falling... The Zionist regime is staggering, and more cracks are appearing on a daily basis. It was previously reported that David Bernea generously granted permission to thousands of Mossad employees to take part in the anti-Netanyahu demonstrations gripping the Zionist entity, on the condition that they did not reveal their affiliation to other protesters. However, the US documents allege that the leadership of the intelligence agency is actively encouraging the unrest with several explicit calls to action against the government. This mobilisation has entailed hundreds of military figures refusing to serve, from pilots to special forces officers, and even Israeli diplomats across the world going on strike and closing their embassies. It is not only the external intelligence agency that is conspiring to bring down the regime; the internal one seems to be in it too. Shin Bet, which supposedly answers directly to the Prime Minister, has been reported to have agents requesting permission to join the protests. Avi Dichter, the former head of Shin Bet, has sharply criticized the Netanyahu government for harming social cohesion in the settler colony. Former chief of staff in the Israeli military, Moshe Ya'alon, has spoken at the rallies advocating for the overthrow of the regime. A desperate Netanyahu tried and failed to remove the current Defence Minister, Yoav Gallant, who is also working tirelessly against the government. Even Israeli intelligence think tanks like the Institute for National Security Studies are pushing against the government. Former military intelligence chief Tamir Hayman is the director of the think tank and has stated that Netanyahu no longer has his trust. The Zionist dream is crumbling.

Watch: A silent war between the Israeli regime and the US

What you need to know about Israeli-based propaganda unit Team Jorge

First aired on 22 April 2023 This episode will examine the Zionist intelligence connected Team Jorge and its activities world-wide to manipulate elections. But it will also delve deep into the background of the NGO which ran the investigations detailing its close relationships with the US security state. It asks how serious the apparent conflict between the US and Israel is, which this case reveals.

Watch: Britain's deepening relationship with the Israeli regime

Here is what you need to know about Chabad-Lubavitch, a mysterious sect in the Zionist movement.

A special report on the role of the Zionist regime in the Ukraine conflict and the affinity between neo-Nazi currents in the Ukrainian military and the racist ideas of the Zionist movement

The efforts to suppress #QudsDay because of its growing success (Part 1)

WATCH: Zionist lobby's unsuccessful efforts to disrupt and close down the #QudsDay

First aired on 15 April 2023 On March 21, 2023, British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly and Eli Cohen, the foreign minister of the Zionist entity, signed an important agreement laying out the 2030 Roadmap for UK-Israel bilateral relations. While trade between Britain and Israel has increased by 73% across the last decade, leading to a point where 400 Israeli tech companies alone operate on British soil, it seems a new era of collaboration is upon us. Israel has been elevated to a Tier 1 cyber partner with Britain, which will entail deeper integration. Few within the British elite are questioning this relationship, even after it was revealed that around 400 British citizens, including the serving prime minister Boris Johnson, had their phones hacked by Pegasus spyware from the Israeli tech firm NSO Group. In contrast to the US government, which promptly blacklisted NSO Group, Britain not only took no action against the company at all but has now deepened cyber relations with the squatter entity. In fact, there are several ways in which Israeli cyberinfrastructure has directly inspired British intelligence services. It is known that Israel grooms its agents for the Unit 8200 military intelligence unit from age 9. Teaching cyber skills as an official part of their curriculum and plucking out gifted children to be streamlined into the unit through a program called Magshimim. The largest British intelligence agency, GCHQ, has learned from and adapted this technique for its own use in schools with the Cyber Discovery program. It is also known that the Cyber Central Park, being constructed as part of the Golden Valley development in Gloucestershire, close to the headquarters of GCHQ, takes its inspiration from CyberSpark, Israel's own cyber innovation arena. The Golden Valley Development is a British Department for International Trade project with Israeli investment that aims to establish a British cyber base in the Beersheba Zionist settlement in occupied Palestine. The new deal also indicates that Britain will work with Israel to "ensure joint approaches towards counter-terrorism and counter-incitement against Israel on social media." An interesting part of the agreement is Britain's promise to "tackle the singling out of Israel in the Human Rights Council." In addition, the British government pledges to stand against the consensus of human rights organizations by opposing the use of the term "apartheid" in reference to the Zionist entity. Britain and Israel are working together against the region, and this pact deepens the bond.

First aired on 8 April 2023 Quds Day is celebrated all over the world after being inaugurated by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini in 1979. It is a day of international solidarity with the Palestinian people named with the Arabic word for Jerusalem the capital of Palestine. The Zionist entity heightened its attempts to suppress Quds day after the Gaza massacre of between 27 December 2008 and 18 January 2009. The entity unleased terror on Gaza killing around 1,500 Palestinians. By contrast 13 settlers died and four of them were mistakenly killed by their own side. The worldwide revulsion against the massacre led to a significant rise in support for the Palestinians and worldwide protests. As a result Israel’s assets increased their attempts to crush the pro Palestinian movement. Over time the Quds day march would become a key focus of that activity. For example, in the UK, for 27 years the annual Al Quds Day demonstration concluded with a rally in the iconic Trafalgar Square, in the heart of Whitehall and just yards from Downing Street, the residence of the British Prime Minister. Protests against Quds day in the UK had started in 2007 organised by the Islamophobic pro-Zionist blog Harry’s Place. By 2009 for the first time the organisers were denied the use of Trafalgar square following threats from Islamophobic groups. The march was also attended by a counter demonstration in which Iranian supporters of the deposed Shah of Iran, the far right, and of course Zionists made common cause. Since then the pressure over Quds Day in the UK has only mounted. In 2016 there were complaints about the presence of Hezbollah flags from the far right and Zionists. In 2017 the Zionist Federation and a shopping list of Zionist groups organised a counter demonstration. Later activists made complaints about one of the speakers – Nazim Ali a pharmacist and attempted to have him sacked from his job by using false allegations of anti-Semitism to complain to his regulator the General Pharmaceutical Council. The council concluded his words were not anti-Semitic, but the Zionists – in the shape of the UK Lawyers for Israel and the Campaign Against Antisemitism – both of which are closely linked to the Zionist entity - continued to harass Ali. The case is still - years later – to be finally decided. It leaves the way open for Zionist groups to harass and intimidate anyone that speaks out on Palestine even to the extent of tying them up in legal procedures for years and potentially losing their reputation, jobs and livelihood. The Islamic Human Rights Commission has continued to act as organizer and champion of Quds Day in the UK. This year it will happen on Saturday, 16 April, in central London, under the banner of “United Against Apartheid”

Watch: How Iran’s growing power could speed up Palestine’s liberation

How Iran provides moral and practical support to the Palestinian Resistance

First aired on 1 April 2023 The 1st of April marks the forty-fourth anniversary of the declaration of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Islamic Republic Day marks the date that the results of the March 1979 Iranian Islamic Republic referendum were announced with a 98.2% vote for the establishment of an Islamic republic. This came two months after the revolution deposed the Shah, the Western-backed dictator. The Shah of Iran maintained positive relations with the Zionist entity, supplying it with 60% of its oil needs. The revolution changed all that. Even before the Islamic Revolution, there were significant relations between the revolutionary forces and the resistance in Palestine. PLO leader Yasir Arafat flew in to congratulate the Iranian people barely a week after the revolution On that visit, referring to the training and other support given to the revolution by the Palestinians, Arafat declared: “no matter how much we have helped we cannot offer as much back as the Iranian people have offered us.” Today the same logic endures and the Islamic Republic has been in a position to return the favour by supporting the Palestinians ever since. The normalization of the Zionist regime has proceeded apace since President Trump sponsored the Abraham Accords of September 2020. Morocco, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia have been at the forefront of normalizing the endemic racism of the Zionist entity. But the announcement of the rapprochement between Saudi Arabia and Iran may be a potential geopolitical game changer. It is more than a simple change between two nations as we can see from the fact that it was brokered by the People’s Republic of China. A Western-aligned think tank referred to the “burgeoning Saudi-Russia relationship” involving renewed efforts to prop up oil prices. The United Arab Emirates has also signaled a rapprochement with Palestinian and Iranian ally Syria. The response from the Zionist entity is also instructive, with Netanyahu and the leader of the opposition blaming each other for what is seen as a setback. The status of Iran in the world has changed significantly over the last forty-four years. Iranian expertise in the construction of military technology, including missiles and drones, has begun to make an impact on the world stage, and these are among the products that some reports suggest are being utilized by the Russians in Ukraine and by the Palestinians in Gaza. We begin to see how the tectonic plates of geopolitical change might mean a serious reversal of normalization as a multipolar re-alignment moves into view. This is most likely to be good news for those who favor the liberation of Palestine.

Watch: Inflammatory commentary published by the Times of Israel

What you need to know about the Times of Israel, an online publication that was launched over 11 years ago to peddle Israeli propaganda

First aired on 25 March 2023 "Palestinian children are the explosives of the future?" This is the headline of a Times of Israel article this year. Is this to be understood as an incitement to genocidal violence against Palestinian children? The website claims to be viewed 35 million times a month, so considering that wide level of influence, it is necessary to delve into the infrastructure behind the propaganda. The Times of Israel was founded in 2012 by former Israeli soldier David Horovitz and billionaire Seth Klarman. David Horovitz is a recipient of the B’nai B’rith World Center Lifetime Achievement Award. In congratulating Horovitz on his award, former Israeli prime minister and, at the time, economic minister Naftali Bennett described Horovitz’s journalism as "holy" and claimed that if offered a "real opportunity to the State of Israel." B’nai Brith is a key part of the World Zionist Organization, formally part of the World Zionist Congress, and states that one of its "core objectives" is to "support the state of Israel." The lobby group even has a Bureau of International Affairs, which "engages with the British Foreign Office and foreign embassies on behalf of Israel." B’nai Brith is so deeply entrenched in the worldwide Israel lobby machinations that it even shares office space with The Israel Project in Washington, DC. Seth Klarman is the Baupost Group's CEO, a Boston hedge fund. It is a large shareholder in eBay, Google, Facebook, the arms-tech company ViaSat, and Intel Corp., which has numerous contracts with the US military and Lockheed Martin. Baupost is also a major shareholder in Liberty Global, which owns Virgin Media. Through his Klarman Family Foundation, the billionaire owner of the Times of Israel, Seth Klarman, has funded many key Israel lobby groups. The ADL, the Reut Institute, and the Institute for National Security Studies, headed by Amos Yadlin, the former head of Israeli military intelligence, have all received funds from Klarman. The Middle East Forum, headed by a former Israeli Ministry of Defense employee, Greg Roman, has also received Klarman funds. Another group he funded is the Center for Security Policy, which gave Donald Trump the idea for the Muslim ban, which sought to prohibit the entrance of people from Muslim nations into the United States. In addition to funding the Republican Party in the US, Klarman also funds the building of illegal Jewish-only colonies in the Israeli-occupied West Bank of Palestine through the Central Fund of Israel. He has also pumped money into the settlers of Silwan and Sheikh Jarrah through the Friends of Ir David organization. It is clear that the Times of Israel is an arm of Israel lurching into the public sphere. For how long will it be free to call for genocidal violence against the children of Palestine?

First Aired on 18 March 2023 The Israel lobby is working directly with the Canadian government and with big tech corporations to silence voices critical of its racist policies. Last September, an international parliamentary committee met in Washington, DC, to demand that Twitter remove the account of Palestinian-Canadian Laith Marouf. Marouf is a multimedia producer and senior consultant at the Community Media Advocacy Centre in Canada. He has a long record of active support for Palestinian rights. The Interparliamentary Task Force To Combat Online Antisemitism hearing was held on September 16 and heard from Twitter, YouTube, Meta, and TikTok executives. The committee claims to be “bipartisan ” and contains parliamentarians from Israel, the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and the UK. The claim of “bipartisanship” is quickly scotched. All four South African members identify as Zionists and are in the Democratic Alliance, the racist party for whom most White South Africans vote. No African National Congress members are involved. US members of the Task Force include Democratic Congresspersons Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who has visited Israel with AIPAC, and Ted Deutch, the CEO of the Zionist lobby group, the American Jewish Committee. The British representatives are Andrew Percy, the Conservative MP who converted to Judaism partly because of “a wholehearted commitment to support of Israel,” and Alex Sobel, a longtime supporter of the Zionist Jewish Labour Movement (JLM). Along with two Members of the Israeli Knesset (MK) was the former MK Michal Cotler-Wunsh. Widely respected journalist Gideon Levy has described her as “an expert on human rights, an enlightened intellectual” and “nationalist, racist, cruel.” Well-known Canadian politician and jurist Irwin Cotler was also there. He is Canada’s Special Envoy on Preserving Holocaust Remembrance and Combatting Antisemitism, a position receiving CA$ 5.6 million over five years beginning in 2022. He is also the stepfather of Michal Cotler-Wunsh MK. Unsurprisingly, no representative of Arab or Palestinian origin was involved in the task force. Laith Marouf has spent much of the past two decades combatting Zionist efforts to censor him. The first such instance happened at Concordia University in 2001 when he was the first Arab candidate elected to a student union executive in Canada. Within months of his appointment, he was “expelled summarily … for writing that ‘Zionism is Jewish Supremacy'”. Back then, Irwin Cotler was an MP and already a Zionist partisan. Marouf’s comrades occupied his office, following which the police were called. At the time, Cotler’s wife, Ariela, was also involved in the events. She was President of the board of Montreal Hillel. Hillel is the Zionist student organization on campus in Canada and the US. Before that, Ariela had been parliamentary secretary for Menachem Begin. As we can see, Laith Marouf was censored by a dishonest lobby of Zionist ideologues masquerading as independent parliamentarians.

Watch: Israel's record of interfering in African affairs

What you need to know about the closeness of the Israeli regime to the worst forms of colonial exploitation in Africa

First aired on 11 March 2023 This program is about the opposition to Israel's membership in the African Union because of its bleak history in the continent and its policies against Palestinians.

WATCH: What you need to know about the latest attacks on Chris Williamson over Palestine and Ukraine

What is the reason behind the Daily Mail's bizarre story on Chris Williamson?

First aired on 4 March 2023 The Daily Mail attacked the presenter of Palestine Declassified, Chris Williamson, recently reporting that “Parliamentary authorities are facing calls to consider revoking a security pass held by a former Labour MP who now fronts a show on Iranian state TV.” According to the Mail, “He continues to enjoy privileged access to Parliament by holding one of more than 300 passes doled out to former MPs”. As a historic Freedom of Information victory showed, lobbyists have exploited the system. But the Mail produced no evidence of any such issue with Chris Williamson. Conservative backbencher Henry Smith told MailOnline that privileged access should not be used to “give succour to governments that wish us ill”. Brendan Clarke-Smith, Tory MP for Bassetlaw, stated “Westminster does not need a mouthpiece for the Iranian regime.” Williamson told MailOnline: 'The willingness of these parliamentarians to make utterly baseless accusations about me, while remaining silent about hundreds of MPs acting as lobbyists for the hostile regime in Tel Aviv, reveals their shameless hypocrisy.' But was Williamson correct? Who are the little-known MPs rounded up for a quote by the Mail? The privately educated Smith has in the past taken trips funded by the pre-eminent Zionist lobby group in the US, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee and he has been a member of the “political council” of the hardline Zionist think tank the Henry Jackson Society. Clarke-Smith has been an MP only since 2019 and within weeks, had attended a Conservative Friends of Israel (CFI) lunch with Zionist regime ambassador Mark Regev. He can be seen obsequiously fawning over Regev in this picture he posted on Facebook. He has also taken part in to take part in one of CFI’s infamous propaganda tours to occupied Palestine. But is this all about Palestine? It seems likely these two useful idiots are being wheeled out to push a bigger agenda. Smith is a member of the House of Commons' Foreign Affairs Committee. This may be a clue. The newly appointed chair of the committee is a NE MP called Alicia Kearns. She has been pushing the idea of proscribing the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps as a terrorist organisation. She has also called for the closure of Mosques in the UK alleged to have some connection to the IRGC. Who is Alicia Kearns? Prior to being an MP, she worked in propaganda for the Ministry of Defence and she ran the Foreign Office’s spooky-sounding Counter-Daesh Coalition Communications Cell for two years, facilitating the covert UK intervention in Syria. Then she worked at Global Influence, a propaganda firm that was a Foreign Office contractor. All these roles were deleted from her LinkedIn page after she was declared as a candidate in the 2019 election. But, despite her obvious connections to MI6, it seems that the Foreign Office is not playing ball – according to a Saudi propaganda channel. Could this be the reason The Mail has run the bizarre story on Chris Williamson?

What you need to know about the relationship between the previous far-right president of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro and the Israeli regime