Sarah Adams and the Return of the Iraq War Playbook
Former spooks are back on the airwaves, using old tactics to justify new conflicts in the Middle East.
Raffi Berg: BBC Middle East Editor Exposed as CIA, Mossad Collaborator
Raffi Berg, now at the center of a media scandal over the BBC’s Israel coverage, once worked for a known CIA front and collaborated with Mossad officials.
Black Money, Black Flags: How USAID Paved the Way for Syria’s Militant Takeover
New evidence reveals how U.S.-backed NGOs provided funds and legitimacy to a terrorist-led administration in Syria. Was this negligence—or deliberate policy?
The Fenzel Plan: How the US Engineered the PA’s West Bank Crackdown
The Palestinian Authority’s military assault in Jenin, backed by the American Fenzel Plan, is paving the way for Israeli control while crushing grassroots resistance.
Privatizing Syria: US Plans to Sell Off A Nation’s Wealth After Assad
Sanctions, privatization, and reconstruction: Washington’s approach to post-Assad Syria offers a glimpse into the true nature of America’s foreign policy agenda.
Congress Revives Cold War Tactics With New Anti-Communism School Curriculum
Although sponsored by Republicans, the new Crucial Communism Teaching Act bill enjoys widespread support from Democrats. Focused on China, Venezuela, Cuba and other targets of US empire, critics warn it…
From ‘Terrorist’ to ‘Freedom Fighter’: How the West Rebranded Al-Qaeda’s Jolani as Syria’s ‘Woke’ New Leader
From CNN interviews to glowing profiles, Western outlets are working overtime to frame Al-Qaeda’s Abu Mohammad al-Jolani as Syria’s new, diversity-friendly leader.
With Trump’s Re-Election, A Venezuela Invasion Could Be on the Cards
As Trump assembles a team of pro-war hardliners, concerns grow in Caracas that the administration could pursue military action against Venezuela, including an Iraq-style invasion.
How Private Israeli Security Firms Are Killing Free Speech on College Campuses
Amid unprecedented anti-war protests, universities like CUNY and Concordia are turning to private security firms with Israeli military backgrounds to monitor and suppress dissent.
Trump’s Pro-Israel Dream Team: Patel Nomination Caps Hawkish Cabinet
With Kash Patel as FBI Director, Trump solidifies a cabinet poised to back Israel’s dangerous military adventures with unparalleled fervor.
How the US and Israel Quietly Revived Al-Qaeda Allies in Syria’s Idlib Offensive
The recent fall of Aleppo to Hayat Tahrir al-Sham highlights a troubling truth: Washington and Tel Aviv’s shadowy support for extremist groups continues.
Marco Rubio’s Yemen Gamble: Is the US Headed for Another Middle East War?
With calls for airstrikes and arms deals, incoming Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s agenda risks reigniting a devastating conflict and dragging the United States into another disastrous war in the…
Biden’s Last Minute US-Saudi Deal Could Open Door Nuclear Arms Race
With a new defense pact in the works, Biden’s push to finalize a US-Saudi alliance risks entangling America in volatile conflicts and heightening nuclear tensions in the Middle East.
How a Secluded 1984 Conference Forged Israel’s Unprecedented Influence Over US Media
Kit Klarenberg explores the 1984 conference that fortified Israel’s narrative control, highlighting the troubling dynamics between media, politics, and public perception in the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
‘Text Me You Haven’t Died’ — My Sister Was the 166th Doctor To Be Murdered in Gaza
Dr. Soma Baroud’s life was dedicated to healing the wounded in Gaza. Her tragic death in an Israeli airstrike on October 9 is a reminder of the relentless violence faced…