Episode 91 - How the West has used history to wage 'civilising missions' | Josephine Quinn | UNAPOLOGETIC

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Episode 95 - Israel’s genocide, the media and global systems that enable it | Francesca Albanese

On this episode of ‪@MEEunapologetic‬ we sat down with Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories, to talk about Israel’s genocide in Gaza, the media that reinforced it and the global systems that enable it. Albanese’s latest report, Tru ...  Show more

Episode 94 - Israeli elections: Netanyahu set to win. Will he now bomb Iran? | David Hearst

On this episode of UNAPOLOGETIC, we sat down with Middle East Eye editor-in-chief David Hearst the day after Israel’s elections, with Netanyahu’s bloc on course to be the largest and no side close to a majority. David explains why a strike on Iran is now more likely than before t ...  Show more

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