I spoke to Rania Khalek and Kevin Gosztola for their excellent podcast, Unauthorized Disclosure. We discussed Jeremy Corbyn’s election defeat, the role played by the “Labour anti-Semitism crisis” smear and lessons the US left should learn for Bernie Sanders.
Rania and Kevin’s show is always worth listening to — another great podcast you should subscribe to!
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I appeared on TRT World with Sami Al Arian to discuss the Trump administration’s invalid decision to designate Israel’s violently racist settler-colonies in Palestine to be “legal”.
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I appeared on Al Jazeera Arabic talking (via translation) about the EU’s court ruling that goods produced in illegal Israeli settlements can no longer be labelled “Made in Israel”.
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I spoke at the Labour Against the Witchhunt fringe meeting in Brighton in September. Thanks to Dorset Eye for posting the audio of my talk.
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Steve and Ben at Podganda, the Morning Star’s brilliant podcast invited me on to speak about the Labour Party’s rescinding my press pass for conference 2019.
It was both fun and productive. Do check out their other episodes too!
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I spoke to the Scott Horton Show about The Lobby — USA, the undercover Al Jazeera investigation into the Israel lobby in the US that was suppressed after a massive censorship push by that very same Israel lobby targetting Qatar.
Luckily, we at The Electronic Intifada obtained and leaked the full film and you can still watch it online here.
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Listen to “UK Labour Revokes Electronic Intifada Press Credentials” on Spreaker.
I spoke to Eugene Puryear and Sean Blackmon on their radio show about the Labour Party’s undemocratic revocation of my press pass to their annual conference.
You can read more on the background in these two pieces by my editor Ali Abunimah.
See also coverage by the Morning Star and The Canary.
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Listen to “R. Kelly and Alex Acosta Go For a Walk…” on Spreaker.
I was invited back on Sean Blackmon and Eugene Puryear’s excellent radio show in the US to talk about Panorama’s controversial programme “Is Labour Anti-Semitic”.
You can listen in the player above.
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Listen to “Inside Israel’s Astroturfed Battalion of Million-Dollar Trolls” on Spreaker.
I was very happy to be asked by Sean Blackmon and Eugene Puryear to speak on their wonderful Sputnik radio show, By Any Means Necessary.
You can listen in the player above, and read Sputnik’s story on the show here.
Here are the links to my two recent investigative features on Act.IL, Israel’s million-dollar troll army, which we discussed on the show.
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I appeared on Al Jazeera Arabic and talked to them about The Archimedes Group, the latest Israeli private enterprise busted for online fakery and election subversion. Facebook removed many of their accounts but, as I told Al Jazeera, has refused to take action against other Israeli-linked groups creating misleading and fake pages on Facebook, such as The Israel Project. (You can read more about The Archimedes Group in my colleague Ali Abunimah’s report on The Electronic Intifada.)
We also discussed the NSO Group, another Israeli spy firm, which hacks the phones of (among many others) Saudi dissidents and human rights activists — most recently via WhatsApp, which has now fixed the vulnerability.
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Sinha kindly invited me onto his show, The East is a Podcast in April — and of course I jumped at the chance.
The East is a Podcast is absolutely one of my top podcasts — you should definitely subscribe!
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“Asa Winstanley discusses the coordinated incitement campaign against critical voices in the UK. On the same day that the Israeli lobby attacked Congresswoman Ilhan Omar in the U.S, British right-wing activists launched an attack on Human Rights Watch, and later on Jeremy Corbyn.”
Click here to read the full transcript of my interview.
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Associate editor with The Electronic Intifada, Asa Winstanley is an investigative journalist who lives in London. He first visited Palestine in 2004. Read more.