Robert Inlakesh

While U.S. Congress showed strong support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s statements on Iran in July, the media has largely shied away from coverage of what potential American involvement in an Israeli-Iranian conflict could look like.

The war that the Israeli regime has opened will not close until it is dealt a strategic defeat, one from which it will not likely recover. It is also a war that the United States has enabled and backed in every way. In today's world, the Palestinians and Lebanese people are taking on not only the Zionists, but the US too.

Western corporate media doesn’t give a Palestinian, Arab, Iranian, or even an Israeli perspective; it provides a carefully constructed narrative that is specifically designed to portray the Zionist regime in a positive way.

Retired Major General Giora Eiland’s shocking proposal to starve out northern Gaza’s civilians, backed by top Israeli leaders, threatens to escalate into one of the deadliest humanitarian crises in recent history., ,

The Israeli military's video of Sinwar's last moments ended up robbing them of the tactical victory they so greatly desired.

In recent days, this aggression has directly targeted media outlets critical of their invasions of both Gaza and Lebanon.

Over a year into the Gaza conflict, Hamas remains widely misunderstood. Due to persistent media mischaracterizations, the group is often compared to ISIS, used to justify Israel’s heavy-handed military tactics, and even portrayed as a group allegedly created and controlled by Israel.

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Above photo: A young girl carries a Hezbollah flag during the funeral procession of a Hezbollah commander killed while fighting ISIS in Syria. Shutterstock.

Above photo: President Joe Biden speaks to reporters as he arrives at the White House in Washington after returning from a trip to Israel and Saudi Arabia. Andrew Harnik | AP.