Max Blumenthal

Max Blumenthal joins us to talk Venezuela, the Integrity Initiative and “Russiagate.”

Democratic elites afraid of party’s pro-Palestinian base, say Max Blumenthal and Ali Abunimah.

Media complicit in covering up Israeli spying, say Max Blumenthal and Ali Abunimah.

Israel lobbyist: "The foundation that AIPAC sat on is rotten."

Censored Al Jazeera film is now online.

Undercover documentary The Lobby – USA has been viewed in full by at least one journalist outside Al Jazeera.

Wife of jailed Saudi blogger is at the center of diplomatic spat between Saudi Arabia and Canada.

Anti-BDS operative Benjamin Weinthal admits "you have to exaggerate" in order to smear activists as anti-Semites.

Nazi group Azov is now a unit of the Ukrainian armed forces

Social media giant’s crackdown on Palestine-related speech and dissent appears to be intensifying.

Israel’s Bull Connor treated as equal to march organizer.

Only way for Qatar-based network to repair its reputation is to broadcast undercover investigation without further delay.

Forcing RT to register as “foreign agent” set precedent for Israel lobby to suppress Al Jazeera film.

Trump “peace” plan would revive 1990s fantasies, strip Palestinians of Jerusalem.

Human rights violations are foundational to the Israeli state.

Lawyer Nitsana Darshan-Leitner boasts of intimate spy links.

Pro-Israel mega-donor tweets anti-Semitic image.

Segregation and denial of Palestinian existence is key to Israeli identity.

Israel’s anti-Muslim supporters back far-right Alternative for Germany.

Newseum ejected protesters who challenged Israeli spokesperson Avital Leibovich.

Omar Barghouti unnerved but undeterred by Israeli vow to act against him.

Outgoing New York Times Jerusalem bureau chief intoxicated by Zionism from the very start of her term.

Reparations paid to Israel after the Second World War helped bolster the occupation.

Almost every family in Gaza has been touched by the violence.   August 26, 2014  |  by Max Blumenthal | Alternet Mahmoud Abu Said could hardly speak about what happened to him when the soldiers first arrived to his neighborhood.

Visiting what remains of Shujaiya yields evidence of massacres and stories of impossible courage. August 17, 2014  |  by Max Blumenthal | Alternet As the five-day ceasefire between Israel and Hamas took hold on August 15, residents of Shujaiya returned to the shattered remains of their homes.