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In this episode of Hidden Files, Marzieh Hashemi spoke with independent scholar and activist Sandew Hira about the US sanctions on Iran.

Iran mourns tragic loss of President Raeisi, his companions in helicopter crash

This week on Exposé, we reveal BBC News's report named "Secret Documents on Sexual Assault and Killing of a Protesting Teenager by Iran's Security Forces" as a fake revelation lacking evidence and authentication. In a fundamental prank move, the New York Times was awarded a Pulitzer Prize for international reporting on Zionist Israel's war on Gaza, a move thickly interpreted on account of the paper's 'bias' towards Zionists. A new poll by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research discloses that 82% of US citizens are concerned their media will report inaccurate information or disinformation.

Join us as we explore the aftermath of Iran's recent parliamentary run-off election, where voters finalized the distribution of seats. With a dominance of the principalists, what implications will this election have for Iran's political landscape? How will the new parliament balance foreign policy decisions with domestic concerns?

There have been protests by Google employees for a project that Amazon and Google have with Israel. These protests have now gained momentum since the Gaza onslaught. Are Google and Amazon complicit in helping the Israeli regime in its apartheid practices against Palestinians? In today's program, we have special guests Paul Biggar, software engineer and founder of Tech for Palestine, and Dimitri Lascaris, geopolitical commentator, journalist, and lawyer, who will explain that to us.

In this episode of In a Nutshell, we are looking at Tehran’s policy and treatment of the Israeli regime, the occupier of Palestine.

The Gaza Strip, with its current geographic shape and demographic composition, along with the conditions within it, emerged in the aftermath of the 1948 Nakba when Zionist Israel founded their illegal entity and occupied a vast majority (78%) of historic Palestine's territory. Today, 76 years later, a much bigger Nakba that amounts to genocide has struck the Palestinian people in Gaza and the West Bank and has effectively shaken the world order as we know it. Our guest on this edition of the program is Sheikh Maher Hammoud. He is a Lebanese Sunni religious scholar and the imam of Al-Quds Mosque in Sidon. He is also the Secretary-General of the Union of Resistance Scholars. He has always affirmed that Gaza will come out victorious, and everyone will see with certainty that the resistance has triumphed and revived the dignity of all Arabs, Muslims and free peoples of the world, just as it did in Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq. Press TV talks to his eminence today as we remember Nakba 1948 while witnessing on live television a genocide unfolding in Gaza over the past 220 days.

Every year, on May 5, African World Heritage Day is marked to honor Africa's natural wonders and cultural legacies. Proclaimed by the 38th session of the General Conference of UNESCO in November 2015, African World Heritage Day is an opportunity for people around the world, and particularly Africans, to celebrate the Continent's unique cultural and natural heritage. African heritage is the history, cultural practices, and beliefs of the people of Africa. Preserving African heritage is important because it helps African people understand their past and where they came from. It also helps African nations understand their culture and how they relate to each other. Preserving African heritage is important because it is part of the continent's identity and culture and the only thing left by the ancestors of African people. It is a way to preserve the history of Africa for future generations. However, the preservation of African heritages is facing challenges in the face of globalization. So, what steps should be taken to preserve African culture amid the onslaught by decadent Western culture?

Israeli occupation forces have intensified their attacks on Rafah in the southernmost area of Gaza. More than 100,000 Palestinians have fled the south since the beginning of this week. Tens of thousands are heading to the center of the Strip amid fears of a looming humanitarian catastrophe for people who have endured the unthinkable over the past six months. The head of Israel's war cabinet, Benjamin Netanyahu, insists the invasion of Rafah will go ahead despite warnings from Tel Aviv's chief genocide enablers, Washington, that it will stop the supply of some types of weapons if the IOF does not change tact. Yet surely, this must be the most evident form of too little too late. The move also exposes the hypocrisy of Joe Biden and his cohorts surely speaking with their political forked tongues inadvertently admitting that the munitions they have supplied the genocidal regime in the past have been responsible for some of the greatest atrocities of the Israeli campaign. The situation in the West Bank is also deteriorating with hundreds of settler terrorist acts taking place since October 7 with the interlopers, using the cover of the genocide, taking place in Gaza to commit, ethnic cleansing of their own. As the global student movement in support of Palestinian rights gathers force ahead of a UN vote to consider full state rights for Palestine in the United Nations, is Israel able to recognize the futility of its actions in the region and immediately change course?

An examination of how the hijab has always been a thorn in the eyes of imperialists and colonizers, who have sought to defeat the strength of indigenous Muslim populations in the East by unveiling the women of Islam.

Many countries in the West Asia region have blasted the Israeli regime when it comes to the genocide it's committing against Palestinians. At the same time, however, they are letting Israel use their territory to transport goods to Occupied Palestine, going against their rhetoric. "What is this land route all about?" and "Who is responsible for the transport?" are the questions we're going to look at next.

As the Israeli military advances southward, it leaves behind a trail of relentless destruction of agricultural lands and essential infrastructure.

It is reported that Turkey has halted all trade with Israel. It took Turkey long enough to do that, after almost 35,000 Palestinians were killed.

We have been lied to! "Triangle of life" does NOT work in an earthquake. We must think of a better solution, even better than Drop, Guard, and Hold!

Yemeni Minister of Information DhaifAllah al-Shami says how his country is steadfast in its decision to help the Palestinian people who are victims of the American-Israeli genocide.

This week on 'Exposé, we expose the narrative in US pro-genocide media about students and community members who were physically assaulted by the police of the Washington regime while setting up an encampment in solidarity with Gaza. The New York Times exposes Fox News and the New York Post for disseminating false information and propaganda against student protesters, prompting the digital media to turn on each other. And 'Exposé’ presents data and facts that demonstrate how the Washington establishment has suppressed nonviolent student protests on several American university campuses.

Since Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the war cabinet he formed failed to achieve any of the agreed-upon objectives in their genocide in Gaza, cracks have begun to reappear in the body of the Israeli entity settler society under the influence of several factors on top of which is Netanyahu's incompetence.

Iran Expo 2024! The golden gateway to a world of collaboration and growth. Discover Iran's industrial prowess, cultural richness, and scientific achievements on a global stage in this episode of Iran Today.

When Iranian missiles were seen trailing past in the night sky over the Dome of the Rock in al-Quds on April 14, many saw a historic scene. Hundreds of Iranian missiles and drones were heading toward the Israeli-occupied territories on that night in a large-scale military operation that had long been promised.

Students and some staff at US universities have been protesting the Israeli war on Gaza and Washington's support for it. The government has been cracking down on them. In a Nutshell is taking a look at the confrontation.

The student protests at universities in the US and beyond shows that this group of people will do what they can to stop the genocide taking place in Gaza. Whether it works or not remains to be seen. But student activism for Palestine goes way back. So does the Israeli lobby's influence in US politics when it comes to Israel.

As the US-Israeli genocidal war drags on, it's not just Palestinian civilians who are bearing the brunt of this brutality. Israeli regime forces are also suffering casualties. And according to field reports, that's because the al-Qassam Brigades has been using new equipment, explosives, and creative tactics to defeat its enemy. Kaveh joins us to tell us what some of these weapons are all about.

Students across universities in the US are rising up for Palestinians and against Israel, mainly due to the U.S.-Israel genocidal war waged against Palestinians. But one group which has also joined in on these pro-Palestinian solidarity protests are Jewish people. A few hundred gathered near high-ranking US Senator Chuck Schumer's residence, to protest against the recent US military aid to the Israeli regime. How large are these Jew majority protests anyway?

A look at the concept of sacrifice and martyrdom around the world, past and present, as well as its special significance in Islam through holy texts and living examples, especially by those in Gaza.

After 200 days of Zionist killings in Gaza, we retell the most revolting falsehoods told by Western and Zionist media, ranging from lying about decapitated newborns to lies about the Gaza calamity not being a genocide. Nobody will ever forget the incident involving The New York Times’s nonexistent rape tales, which they continue to consider as truth, even after the families of the Israeli settlers, who were named in the article, denied any involvement in any alleged rape cases. This week’s Figures review data from a study published by Euro-Med Monitor, which provides numerical evidence of the devastating effects of the genocide targeting Palestinians in Gaza.