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Off the Record is a show that aims to combat the world of misinformation, click-bait headlines and one-sided narratives. Hosted by Zina Rakhamilova, the show goes aims to bring back nuance and go beyond headlines to tackle difficult issues through honest, thoughtful conversations. Off the Record aims to bring pragmatic voices together to challenge assumptions and engage where others look away.

23 DE FEV.

Tucker Carlson, Israel, and the Questions That Weren’t Asked

Tucker Carlson flew into Israel for just a few hours to interview U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee, framing the conversation as “America’s Toxic Relationship With Israel.”But what actually happened in that nearly three-hour sit-down?In this episode of Off The Record, we break down the most outrageous moments of the interview — from conspiracy-laced insinuations to the dual loyalty trope and misleading claims about minorities in the Middle East.Then we’re joined by Shadi Khalloul, an Israeli Aramaic Christian Maronite, former IDF lieutenant, and Chairman of the Israeli Christian Aramaic Association, who invited Tucker to meet Israel’s Christian community during his visit. He never received a response.So what’s the real story about Christian life in Israel?And what happens when narratives replace reality?Watch the full breakdown.

24 min
16 DE FEV.

October 7 Exposed: Hamas, Intelligence Warnings & Israel’s Leadership Crisis

More than two years after October 7, the questions still haven’t gone away.In this episode of Off The Record, Zina Rakhamilova sits down with journalist and author Yaakov Katz, whose latest book While Israel Slept examines the intelligence failures, political decisions, and strategic miscalculations that led to Hamas’ devastating attack.We discuss:* The intelligence assessments that said Hamas was “deterred”* The newly released 55-page document from Prime Minister Netanyahu* Why there is still no official state commission of inquiry* Internal divisions in Israel and their impact on deterrenceWas October 7 a failure of intelligence? Of leadership? Or of strategy?Watch the full conversation and decide for yourself.#Israel #October7 #Hamas #MiddleEast #Security #Politics

42 min
2 DE FEV.

Iran on Edge: Explosions, Diplomacy, and the Looming Military Threat

Welcome to another episode of Off The Record with your host, Zina Rakhamilova. This week, we unpack the escalating tensions in Iran—from mysterious explosions in Bandar Abbas and Ahvaz to the stalled negotiations over the nuclear program. Joining us is Janatan Sayeh, research analyst at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, who shares insight into Iran’s domestic unrest, regional influence, and what Washington and Tehran’s next moves might mean for global security.

31 min
27 DE JAN.

Iran Protests 2026: Massacre Reports, Blackout & Looming Military Threat

Thirty days into nationwide protests, Iran has entered its third week of a near-total internet blackout. With independent verification impossible, the true scale of the regime’s crackdown remains unclear, as reports point to mass shootings, executions, and falsified hospital records. In this episode of Off the Record, we break down the latest developments inside Iran, rising tensions with the U.S., and new reporting that Washington is compiling evidence against regime figures involved in the violence. We also examine the role of the Revolutionary Guards and the Basij, and what international action could mean going forward. We’re joined by Travis Hawley, former U.S. Air Force intelligence analyst, to help unpack what may come next as uncertainty continues to grow. They explore the pressing issues shaping Israel, the United States, and their bilateral relationship, including the rise of woke political voices on both the right and left, the dynamics of military aid dependence, and what a secure future might look like for the two democracies as they work to safeguard Western ideals.

33 min
19 DE JAN.

Iran’s Brutal Crackdown on Protesters: What Comes Next?

In this episode of Off The Record, we examine the devastating crackdown on protesters in Iran and what it means for the country’s future. Zina Rakhamilova is joined by political commentator Sarah Raviani to confront some of the most difficult questions surrounding Iran today. Together, they cut through the noise to discuss the key issues, the human cost of the regime’s actions, and where Iran may be headed next.

27 min
13 DE JAN.

The Future of the US-Israel Relationship

On this episode of Off The Record, Zina Rakhamilova sits down with Or Shaked, U.S. Correspondent for Israel Hayom, Israel’s most widely read daily newspaper. They explore the pressing issues shaping Israel, the United States, and their bilateral relationship, including the rise of woke political voices on both the right and left, the dynamics of military aid dependence, and what a secure future might look like for the two democracies as they work to safeguard Western ideals.

40 min
5 DE JAN.

Iran Protests, Maduro Arrested & Trump’s Bold Moves

In this episode of Off The Record, Zina Rakhamilova breaks down the week that shook the world, from massive protests in Iran demanding freedom to the dramatic U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro and his wife in Venezuela. We explore the implications for Israel, the U.S., and global security, cutting through the headlines to uncover what really matters. Join us for an unfiltered discussion on power, resistance, and the fight for justice.

18 min
31/12/2025

Former Israeli Hostage Romi Gonen Breaks Silence on Hamas Captivity and Abuse

On today’s episode of Off The Record, we discuss former hostage Romi Gonen’s first public interview about her captivity in Gaza, her testimony of sexual assault and harassment she faced in captivity and the global accountability gap surrounding October 7.

22 min

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Off the Record is a show that aims to combat the world of misinformation, click-bait headlines and one-sided narratives. Hosted by Zina Rakhamilova, the show goes aims to bring back nuance and go beyond headlines to tackle difficult issues through honest, thoughtful conversations. Off the Record aims to bring pragmatic voices together to challenge assumptions and engage where others look away.