Iran recruits inside Israel
A former Israeli minister was imprisoned for spying for Iran, yet his identity remains hidden unlike how the media would treat a similar case from an enemy state. This silence exposes a double standard in how espionage stories are covered.
Meanwhile, narratives of "backwardness" are pushed to distract from the West’s historical role in undermining the region’s progress. The real issue isn't internal failure, but the failure to confront a hegemonic system that has long suppressed independence. Media and cultural discourse rarely acknowledge these external forces shaping our reality.
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