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Israeli MP Ofer Cassif of the Hadash party accuses Netanyahu’s government and Israeli occupation forces of supporting settler attacks against Palestinians in the West Bank.

Cassif says Palestinian families have been kept under siege while those accused of invading their land and harassing them remain free. He argues that the violence is not isolated or accidental, but part of a government-backed policy involving state encouragement, financing and military collaboration.

Zohran Mamdani’s popularity is surging in New York City, Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez distances herself from the 2020 “woke” era, while one of the most powerful organizations of that era – the Southern Poverty Law Center is now facing a federal criminal case for allegedly financing the very fascists it was claiming to fight against. Independent congressional candidate Jose Vega joins America Now’s Olivia Flynn to discuss what’s next for the Left in light of the upcoming midterm elections. Plus, CNN for sale? Paramount is fighting to close its massive Warner Bros. Discovery merger – and the news network may be the bargaining chip. America Now’s Jalyssa Dugrot brings the details together with legal and media analyst Lionel.

The fight over the Epstein files is heating up again: a federal judge just decided that additional documents from the investigation can be made public. And one of the people fighting to keep those documents sealed is Jeffrey Epstein’s accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell. U.S. Senate candidate, former federal prosecutor and sexual assault survivor John Deaton joins America Now anchor Jalyssa Dugrot to discuss the story. Plus, Catholic governor of Massachusetts legalizes late-term abortions despite protest from bishops. America Now’s Olivia Flynn has more.

Israel-based journalist and publicist Amir Oren speaks to RT about settler violence in the West Bank, the role of the Israeli military, and the government's relationship with the settler movement.

John Varoli argues that Zelensky’s government serves NATO’s interests rather than those of the Ukrainian people.

He claims Kiev is prolonging the war at the direction of Brussels, Washington and London while avoiding prisoner exchanges and the return of fallen soldiers’ bodies for financial reasons. Varoli also accuses Zelensky and Ukrainian oligarchs of pocketing Western funding that could be used to compensate soldiers’ families.

Ukraine and Latvia have condemned Vladimir Putin’s visit to Etorofu, one of the Russian-administered Kuril Islands claimed by Japan.

George Szamuely, Senior Research Fellow at the Global Policy Institute, examines the territorial dispute, the agreements reached after World War II and Japan’s renunciation of its claims under the 1951 Treaty of San Francisco.

On the latest episode of ‘Sanchez Effect’ writer and speaker Natali Morris confesses to having an existential crisis. How could one not have one? ‘The more I know the more I am disappointed’ - she says, comparing the American reality to the grim dystopias of 1984 and The Hunger Games.

Together with Rick they tackle shocking behind-the-scenes footage where Senator Lindsey Graham appears to take orders like a subordinate from Benjamin Netanyahu. Natali dissects the corporate war machine, media manipulation, and false flags that have engineered consent for foreign wars for decades.

From deep disillusionment with political promises to a completely broken social contract, we are left with questions like: where do we go from here? Tune in to learn more.

Why is Ukraine refusing to accept some of its own prisoners of war in exchanges with Russia?

War correspondent Daniel Simich joins the program to discuss Kiev’s handling of POWs and fallen soldiers, Ukraine’s growing manpower problems and the widening gap he sees between the government’s public messaging and conditions on the battlefield.

On this episode of Lumumba’s Africa, Professor Lumumba delves into the darkest, most overlooked chapter of colonialism: the systematic sexual subjugation of African women. He exposes how the colonizers turned intimacy into a weapon of state, using bodies as currency for economic gain and instruments for social control. With unflinching clarity, Professor Lumumba rescues these stories from the footnotes of history, restoring dignity to the silenced and holding the past to account for its most intimate betrayals.

This week on Lumumba's Africa, the Professor turns his gaze toward a new frontier: the African Continental Free Trade Area. Not just a trade deal — but the boldest bid for Pan-African unity in a generation. With more nations on board than any other free-trade area in history, this is the sound of a continent rewriting the rules. Professor Lumumba delivers a compelling truth: Africa is no longer joining the world — it is reshaping it. Don't miss this episode on the Africa that is rising.