Gaza Is Being Forgotten: On-the-Ground Truths with Antony Loewenstein

Inside the Feed (Part 2): Antony Loewenstein Reacts to Viral Clips on War, Media & Immigration

In this episode, Antony Loewenstein returns for Part 2 of his reaction series, breaking down a new batch of widely shared social media clips spanning Gaza, war narratives, Australian media, and immigration debates. From interviews defending alleged war crimes to viral claims about aid in Gaza and fear-driven rhetoric about national identity, Antony unpacks the messaging, context, and omissions behind what millions are watching online. Blending sharp media critique with on-the-ground insight and political analysis, Antony examines how these clips shape public opinion and what gets lost in the process. This episode expands beyond propaganda alone, highlighting how misinformation, nationalism, and emotional storytelling intersect across different issues dominating the digital conversation today.

Gaza Is Being Forgotten: On-the-Ground Truths with Antony Loewenstein

In this episode, Antony Loewenstein confronts the ongoing reality in Gaza, arguing that a devastating war and alleged genocide have slipped from global attention despite continuing daily suffering. Drawing on firsthand accounts from Palestinians inside Gaza  including stories of life in tent cities, collapsing infrastructure, and desperate attempts at survival, Antony paints a stark picture of a territory still under siege, where medical care is scarce, movement is restricted, and civilians endure unimaginable conditions that rarely make headlines. He also explores the broader political context, from international inaction and media silence to shifting public opinion in the West and the role of governments including Australia and the United States. Through personal testimony, investigative insight, and reflections on solidarity and accountability, Antony makes the case that Gaza remains central to understanding global justice today and warns of the consequences of looking away.

Inside the Spin: Antony Loewenstein Reacts to Viral Israeli Propaganda Clips

What’s really behind the viral clips flooding your feed? Antony Loewenstein reacts to widely shared social media videos associated with Israeli propaganda, unpacking how they’re crafted, why they spread, and what key context is often missing. Through a critical lens, Antony Loewenstein examines the narratives, visual tactics, and emotional messaging used to shape public opinion online, offering viewers a deeper understanding of how digital propaganda operates in real time.

Life Inside Iran Today Secret Stories from an Anonymous Insider

What is life really like inside Iran right now? Antony shares exclusive audio messages from an anonymous Iranian insider living in Tehran, offering a rare and deeply personal look into everyday life inside the country. For her protection, her identity has been concealed and her voice altered, but her experiences reveal the reality of navigating checkpoints, censorship, and constant uncertainty in a highly controlled environment. Through her story, we hear how people continue to live, adapt, and find moments of freedom, from underground gatherings to navigating internet blackouts and the looming fear of conflict. This episode goes beyond headlines, providing an unfiltered perspective on what life inside Iran truly feels like right now.

About Australia’s Antisemitism Royal Commission

If you value independent journalism, support this show: https://bit.ly/4rqn9wF This week, Antony Loewenstein is joined by producer Lem for an extended conversation unpacking Australia’s Royal Commission into antisemitism and social cohesion, the political forces behind it, and the broader debate around Israel, Palestine, Zionism, protest movements, and free speech. Antony examines how the Bondi terror attack became tied to a wider national conversation about antisemitism, the role of pro-Israel lobbying in shaping media and political narratives, and the growing push to criminalise pro-Palestine speech and protest in Australia and beyond. The episode explores the distinction between antisemitism and anti-Zionism, the emotional and political impacts of reporting on Gaza, the conflation of criticism of Israel with hatred of Jewish people, and how governments, media organisations, and lobby groups are responding to rising tensions. Antony also reflects on historical antisemitism, the role of nationalism, the future of democratic protest, and why many people are increasingly turning away from mainstream media coverage in search of independent journalism and more honest conversations.