Transcript [00:00] This week, the Islamic Republic of Iran [00:02] sent its president to New York to tell [00:04] the world that it is the victim. Well, [00:06] the people of Iran filmed what their [00:08] regime did to them this past January. [00:10] And today, we're going to show you who [00:12] the real victims are. [00:16] Welcome back to Access of Truth. I'm [00:17] Emily Schrader. It started on December [00:20] 28th when the bizaars in Thyron shut [00:22] their doors over the currency collapse. [00:24] Within days, the protest had spread to [00:26] more than 100 cities and towns in all 31 [00:29] of Iran's provinces. And from the very [00:31] first night, the people made it clear [00:33] what they wanted, regime change. They [00:35] chanted, "Resa, may your soul rest in [00:37] peace." They printed leaflets of the [00:39] crown prince that said Javid Sha. And [00:41] they printed the lion and son flag, an [00:44] act that itself is punishable by prison [00:47] time. Within 24 hours, the regime sent [00:49] in the besiege. First pellets and smoke [00:52] grenades. Then we saw snipers on the [00:54] roof and live ammunition and the people [00:57] kept coming back night after night. Then [01:00] the crown prince Razapi called on [01:02] Iranians to take to the streets on [01:04] January 8th. That morning there were [01:06] countless videos of Iranians in their [01:08] own raw footage preparing for these [01:10] protests. One of them showed a man in [01:12] Mashad who went to his father's grave [01:14] that morning to say goodbye. He said in [01:16] the video, "Maybe tonight I'll die and [01:18] go to my dad. I hope the dictators reach [01:21] the next world first and our fathers [01:23] teach them a lesson. By nightfall, [01:25] millions of Iranians were in the streets [01:27] chanting long live the sha and death to [01:29] hamid. So if anyone still tries to tell [01:32] you that the Iranian people don't know [01:34] what they want or they haven't told us [01:36] what they really want, well they weren't [01:38] listening. It was a moment of profound [01:41] hope and at one point even the police in [01:43] Abdan stood with the protesters. Take a [01:46] look. [01:59] This is literally millions of people in [02:02] the streets. [02:04] Millions. [02:30] It's amazing cuz this is all raw footage [02:37] in different cities as well. [02:44] EVERYBODY [03:02] there he's actually referencing how the [03:05] crown prince called for people to take [03:06] to the streets. [03:09] >> Chance of death to the dictator. [03:12] Tuck on. [03:31] Really amazing scenes from this footage [03:33] and so much of it because there's so [03:35] many people there. So many people were [03:37] involved in these protests. But [03:40] unfortunately, uh, this quickly changed [03:43] when the regime unleashed hell, and I [03:45] mean literal hell on earth, on the [03:47] people of Iran. Uh, the Islamic Republic [03:49] did respond to these protests with [03:51] bullets. Uh, take a look at some of the [03:54] footage. [04:01] >> I believe this is the moment when the [04:03] Islamic Republic forces actually open [04:06] fire on some of the masses. We'll see. [04:09] You hear you hear the gunshots. [04:26] shut up. [04:27] >> And just to emphasize, this is live fire [04:31] in most of these uh cases. They also [04:34] fired uh pellets, but most of the firing [04:38] that you hear is live fire. [04:51] So those are IRGC and besiege forces. [04:55] You can see the protesters burned [04:56] something of I believe that was Wuhani [04:59] or or someone one of the regime [05:01] officials. This guy's a plain clothes [05:03] besiege. We saw a lot of this footage of [05:06] IRGC and besiege officers um in plain [05:10] clothes busting out shotguns and firing [05:12] at crowds of people. Shocking footage. [05:29] You can literally see the protesters [05:31] right in front of him that he's firing a [05:33] shotgun at. [05:35] These people are savages. [05:48] And here you see the translation of the [05:50] Iranian woman who's filming this [05:52] incident from from her window. She says [05:55] he fired at everyone. [06:05] Now, this is actually just a very small [06:07] sampling uh of some of the footage that [06:09] came out. This clip is from a new [06:12] four-part documentary series from Manoto [06:14] called This Is Our Story. I highly [06:16] recommend watching it. It goes through [06:18] those nights of the protests in Iran in [06:21] January step by step with the actual raw [06:23] footage. So, it's from the Iranians [06:26] themselves. It's not narrated and [06:28] there's hours and hours of footage [06:30] filmed by Iranians on the ground at [06:33] every stage of this protest and what [06:36] happened. And it truly is a historical [06:38] evidence and documentation of a [06:40] massacre. And you know, I've through [06:42] October 7th and everything that I do as [06:44] a journalist, I've watched a lot of [06:45] horrific footage in my career. And [06:48] however bad you thought the situation [06:50] was in Iran in January, I promise you it [06:53] was worse. Uh the snipers and machine [06:56] gunners, they were aiming intentionally [06:59] for the eyes and the face of these [07:01] protesters. They shot children in the [07:03] head and in the chest. Uh, an [07:04] 11-year-old boy named Roam was killed on [07:07] January 8th. The regime buried him in [07:09] secret at night and banned his parents [07:11] from being there. Uh, there's also [07:13] footage of a mother in her living room [07:15] stroking the body of her 13-year-old [07:17] daughter. I have to say a lot of the [07:18] footage was so graphic that I wouldn't [07:21] be able to include it in this show [07:23] because it won't be able to be on [07:24] YouTube. Uh, we saw the besiege shooting [07:26] up funerals after they had already [07:28] murdered protesters in order to [07:30] intimidate the families. We saw IRGC [07:33] agents literally dancing gleefully while [07:36] they massacred civilians. In some of the [07:38] footage that's captured in Rasht, for [07:41] example, we saw regime forces trapped [07:43] protesters inside of the bazaar where [07:45] they had been uh on strike and [07:47] protesters flocked to there to seek [07:49] refuge from gunpower gun fire, excuse [07:52] me. And they actually set the bazaar on [07:56] fire uh and they closed up the entrance [07:58] so no one could get out and they killed [08:00] hundreds of them. And then when the [08:02] firefighters came, the IRGC and the [08:04] besiege actually pointed their guns at [08:05] the firefighters and said, "If you put [08:07] it out, we'll shoot you." They also [08:09] prevented the fire trucks from arriving [08:11] at the location for several hours. [08:13] Likewise, we saw through this film that [08:15] a lot of the hospitals were closed off [08:16] to wounded protesters. We saw them [08:18] blocking protesters from getting to the [08:20] hospital. We know now after the fact [08:22] that they went in and shot some of these [08:25] protesters inside of the hospital where [08:27] they were trying to get um medical [08:29] treatment. We also saw that there was a [08:31] 17-year-old who was hit with more than [08:33] 20 pellets. Uh in this documentary, we [08:36] have a video from his mother saying that [08:38] no hospital would take him. We saw [08:40] families who dug bullets out of their [08:42] own sons and daughters at home because [08:45] going to a hospital meant arrest or [08:47] worse execution. And the ones who did [08:50] make it inside of hospitals, many of the [08:52] regime's forces went into the hospitals [08:54] and shot them there. Uh the screams of [08:57] the families that night are absolutely [08:59] chilling. Uh I remember there was one [09:01] woman who was shot. Uh and in the video [09:05] you hear screaming, "Mom, mom, they shot [09:08] my mom. Where are you taking her?" Just [09:10] absolutely devastating. Um and you know, [09:14] I'll warn you, it's very hard to watch [09:16] this, but take a look at what this [09:18] footage looked like. [09:29] Now, [09:30] >> this is what I told you. Look how [09:31] they're assembling. How courageous they [09:33] are to be doing this. It's crazy. [09:42] >> And there you see they closed the [09:44] hospital doors. They locked the [09:45] hospital. [09:51] Look at them chasing chasing them. [10:10] with two jankies in it. Two jankies in [10:13] it. [10:25] The protesters. [10:48] You can see them beating protesters on [10:50] the streets. [11:08] >> You can hear in their voice how scared [11:10] they are even in the car. [11:12] Now saying [11:43] Unfortunately, this is just a few [11:45] minutes, but as I said, this is over 9 [11:47] hours of footage like this uh and [11:49] significantly worse. Um the Islamic [11:52] Republic in this footage, we saw how [11:54] they used uh IRIB state broadcasting [11:57] building uh the building itself to open [12:00] fire on the people protesting below. And [12:03] in that fight, there's actually the [12:05] story of a very courageous uh [12:07] firefighter named Hamid Makavi who was [12:10] killed while trying to rescue a fellow [12:14] protester that had actually been shot by [12:16] one of the snipers on the roof. This is [12:18] actually the raw footage. Take a look. [12:32] How many [12:52] speech? [13:01] I don't [13:05] care. [13:40] Now, I I do want to say that the morning [13:42] after on January 8th, the hospitals and [13:45] morgs uh were so full that they actually [13:48] ripped up the carpets in the corridors [13:50] and started piling the bodies on top of [13:52] each other there. Uh there were piles [13:55] and piles and piles of body bags. And by [13:57] the way, this footage is also all in the [13:59] documentary. Again, too graphic to share [14:01] today. Uh and one of the medical workers [14:03] actually said uh that if they tell you [14:05] only 50 or 60 died, don't believe them. [14:08] Since that very morning, he had [14:10] personally sent more than a thousand [14:12] bodies out of one hall alone. Uh, one [14:15] morg was actually so overwhelmed it put [14:17] up the faces of the dead on a slideshow [14:20] and told families to call out when they [14:22] recognized uh, their child or their [14:24] loved one. More than 30,000 Iranian [14:27] protesters were butchered by the Islamic [14:30] Republic on those nights. And, you know, [14:32] I'm sorry to say it, uh, but the only [14:34] thing that I can compare the footage [14:36] that I saw to is the October 7th uh, [14:39] footage from Hamas. We saw the same glee [14:41] over dead civilians uh because this was [14:44] their October 7th. And this footage, all [14:47] raw, is hours upon hours of evidence of [14:49] the crimes against humanity that are [14:51] committed by the Islamic Republic [14:53] against the Iranian people and what [14:55] happened in those streets, in those [14:57] hospitals, at those funerals. And [14:59] frankly, it belongs in front of an [15:01] international crimes against humanity [15:03] tribunal because the men who gave the [15:06] orders need to stand trial. So, I don't [15:09] advise watching this film without [15:11] understanding uh what it is that you're [15:13] about to see because it's very [15:15] upsetting. It's very graphic. Uh but the [15:17] truth is that I think every adult on [15:19] earth should watch this in full and [15:21] certainly every person in a position of [15:23] leadership, especially the ones who sat [15:26] in the general assembly at the United [15:27] Nations this week. They have no excuse [15:30] not to. Um, the film is called This Is [15:32] Our Story because the people of Iran [15:35] risked their lives to tell it and the [15:37] least we can do is be their voice and [15:40] listen. Well, now speaking of the men [15:42] who gave those orders, guess where they [15:44] spent this week? New York City. Foreign [15:47] Minister Abasaki walked around Manhattan [15:49] under US Secret Service protection. [15:52] Yeah. And met with more than two dozen [15:54] diplomats. And President Peshkan took [15:56] the podium and told the world that [15:58] America calls the Islamic Republic [16:00] terrorists when really they're the [16:02] victims of terrorists. H victims of [16:05] terrorism, right? I think the families [16:08] that we just heard from in Iran might [16:10] just disagree. And one of the people who [16:12] sat down with Arachi this week was [16:14] Britain's foreign secretary Ed [16:16] Milliband. He shook his hand, got [16:18] photographed doing it, and then his [16:20] office put out a statement saying that [16:22] Miliban told Aragi that Britain will not [16:25] tolerate intimidation, threats, or [16:27] hostile activity on UK soil. Okay? [16:30] Including attacks apparently on the [16:32] British community. Well, you won't [16:34] tolerate it, but you'll shake hands with [16:35] the man who literally represents it. [16:38] This is the same regime that Britain's [16:40] own government has blamed for a string [16:41] of anti-semitic attacks. We saw shadow [16:44] minister Alicia Karn saying, "How dare [16:46] Miban shake Arachi's hand?" And she's [16:48] right because two days later, police [16:50] arrested five men near the RAF Fairford [16:53] base on suspicion of preparing a [16:55] terrorist act with bomb disposal teams [16:58] searching three vehicles that were [16:59] headed towards the base with explosives. [17:02] Fairfford is where American bombers have [17:04] been flying from to hit the Islamic [17:06] Republic's missile sites. And back in [17:08] July, the IRGC actually declared it a [17:10] legitimate target. But sure, Ed, keep [17:13] shaking hands with the Islamic Republic. [17:15] And then there's King Abdullah of [17:16] Jordan. Now, he stood at the UN and said [17:19] that Israel's expansionist appetite is [17:22] now a regional threat. Israel is the [17:24] regional threat. Israel. Well, let's [17:27] talk a little bit about expansionist [17:29] appetite since he likes to use this [17:31] phrase. In 1948, Jordan invaded and [17:33] occupied the West Bank and East [17:34] Jerusalem. And in 1950, it annexed them, [17:37] a move that almost no country on Earth [17:38] recognized. Jordan expelled the Jews of [17:41] the old city of Jerusalem, destroyed [17:43] dozens of synagogues in the Jewish [17:44] quarter, and then for 19 years banned [17:48] Jews from praying at the Western Wall. [17:51] And in all those years, Jordan never [17:53] gave the Palestinians a state either. [17:55] So, I'm sorry to say it, but Jordan is [17:58] the last country that should be [17:59] lecturing anyone about expansionism in [18:02] the Middle East. And this is two weeks [18:04] after the Islamic Republic struck an air [18:05] base in his own country in Jordan and [18:08] damaged the American jets sitting on it. [18:10] And his foreign minister still went and [18:12] met with Arachi in New York this week. [18:15] And then came the walk out. The [18:16] Palestinian mission to the UN sent a [18:19] message to member states asking them to [18:21] bring as many staff as possible into the [18:23] hall so that they could all walk out [18:25] together dramatically the moment that [18:26] Netanyahu started speaking. So they [18:29] packed the room just to empty it. Now, [18:31] we're told roughly 70 countries walked [18:33] out or didn't show up. I think about 120 [18:36] did show up. So, really not that [18:38] influential. But among those who walked [18:40] out were Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and [18:42] Qatar. Now, Netanyahu called the [18:44] countries who walked out moral cowards. [18:46] And then he said that many of their [18:48] leaders even thank us privately for [18:50] taking out Iran's nukes. And I think we [18:53] know which countries were talking about [18:56] Saudi Arabia. It's all theater for them. [18:58] You know, they are happy to walk out on [19:00] Israel for the cameras and then to thank [19:02] Israel behind closed doors for dealing [19:04] with the regime that's been firing [19:06] missiles at them. Meanwhile, the Islamic [19:08] Republic put a picture of Kasulmani on [19:11] its desk in the hall. Nobody walked out [19:13] on that. No problem with that, right? [19:15] Well, moving on to something that the [19:16] Islamic Republic is doing right now [19:19] inside our election here in Israel. Now, [19:21] Israelis go to the polls on October [19:23] 27th, and a new open- source [19:25] investigation from Golden Owl, who we've [19:27] talked about before on this show, found [19:29] a network of accounts pretending to be [19:31] ordinary Israelis, women, reservists, [19:34] LGBT activists, religious Jerusaleites, [19:37] secular voters, all arguing about [19:40] Israeli politics. Sounds normal, right? [19:42] Well, Golden says the evidence points to [19:44] an operation tied to the Islamic regime [19:46] in Iran because they found a core of at [19:48] least 35 accounts. And some of these [19:51] Israelis are well, let me introduce you. [19:55] We have Alon Strauss. Alon is an Israeli [19:58] who can't stand Netanyahu. Called him [20:00] the most disgusting animal in nature. [20:03] But the only problem is until this year [20:04] Alon was a Persian language account [20:06] called Spider-Man posting about Kamei. [20:09] Then in late August, this Spider-Man put [20:11] on an Israeli flag and started posting [20:14] in Hebrew. He connects through the Iran [20:16] version of the exandroid app. And who [20:18] does Alon follow on social media? Abasar [20:21] Ragshi, Javad Zarif, and the son of [20:23] President Peshkan. You know, your [20:25] typical Tel Aviv voter. And then there's [20:27] Rami Hadad, an architect who misspelled [20:30] architect in Hebrew twice in his own [20:32] bio. And Ikatarina, a woman who writes [20:35] about herself in Hebrew using [20:37] exclusively masculine verbs. And then [20:39] there's my personal favorite, Yara [20:41] Shalev, who believes in democracy and [20:43] dreams of peace. Some of Yara's profile [20:46] pictures are an AI generated and then [20:48] there's the others. Golden Owl traced [20:50] them to an adult film performer. Okay, [20:54] cool. Now, Yara is more than a pretty [20:56] face. Her content kept showing up first [20:58] on a Hebrew channel called Kigvoice, [21:01] which an Israeli government assessment [21:03] has already tied to Iranian influence [21:05] campaign. Kigvoice has nine, yes, nine [21:09] followers and calls itself an AI content [21:12] production group. So when Yara reposted [21:15] the same material that they shared two [21:16] days after they uploaded it, it got [21:19] 13,000 views opposed to the original 10. [21:22] Another AI video of an ultraorththodox [21:24] man attacking a bus telling Israelis [21:27] that leaving the country is the only [21:29] solution got more than 688,000 [21:32] views. So this is actually having an [21:35] impact. And it's not one side either. [21:38] Some of these accounts are [21:39] anti-Netanyahu, some are right-wing [21:41] Temple Mount accounts. and the [21:43] anti-BBatarina [21:45] and the right-wing Beta Mikdash account [21:47] all post within 10 minutes of each other [21:50] hundreds of times. In this case, 260 [21:52] times within 10 minutes. The Islamic [21:54] Republic doesn't really care who wins [21:56] the election. It wants Israelis at each [21:58] other's throats. And that's what they're [22:00] doing with these subversion campaigns. [22:02] They want our soldiers refusing to [22:04] serve. They want you to believe that the [22:06] election is rigged before a single [22:09] ballot is even cast. And I'm sorry to [22:11] say it, but Golden Owl found 362 [22:14] outside accounts that were retweeting [22:17] this network of core accounts and 76% of [22:20] the ones with a known location were in [22:22] Israel. So real Israelis are actually [22:26] doing some of Thran's distribution for [22:28] free. So before you retweet that angry [22:31] Israeli architect that's misspelled, [22:34] maybe check if he can actually spell [22:36] architect next time. [22:39] And now, as always, we have the good, [22:40] the bad, and the ugly stories of the [22:43] week. Let's get started with the good [22:44] story because Israel did show up to play [22:47] despite the odds. Israel's national [22:49] football team played Ireland this [22:50] weekend in the Nations League in Hungary [22:53] because apparently the Irish can't host [22:55] Israel at home. And for a while, it [22:58] looked like Ireland wouldn't show up at [22:59] all. This is the same football [23:01] association whose members voted 93% last [23:04] November to push UEFA to suspend Israel. [23:07] The Irish coach Haimeir Halgrimson [23:10] accused Israel of genocide at a press [23:12] conference. Then on Saturday, Ireland [23:14] delayed its press conference and [23:16] training session because one player, [23:18] goalkeeper Gavin Baznunu, Bazunu, excuse [23:21] me, didn't want to play. So, the team [23:24] held a vote and a significant majority [23:26] voted to play cuz, you know, they're [23:28] athletes who play sports. Bazunu [23:30] withdrew. And when Israeli reporters [23:33] asked Hal Grimson about his genocide [23:35] comment, he actually said it was the [23:37] wrong word to use. You think now Ireland [23:40] said that there will be no handshake, no [23:43] exchange of penance, and they'll wear [23:45] black armbands. Irish State TV aired the [23:48] game with no studio show and no [23:49] pundants. So, we knew that they were [23:52] going to be poor sports, and they fully [23:54] fulfilled that promise. Take a look. [23:57] Irish national kamas team. Did they want [24:01] to shake hands? Ew. This is the new flag [24:03] of kamas. Look at this report one minute [24:07] in Gaza. [24:08] >> They will lose today because they [24:11] support kamas and hate. [24:12] >> Even though they won the match, they [24:14] definitely lost the game. Very classy [24:17] behavior, sportsmanlike. But you know, [24:19] after all the protests and boycott [24:21] threats, Israel was on the pitch and [24:23] Israel played the game. UFO rules say [24:25] that if you refuse to play, you forfeit. [24:27] So, Ireland showed up and they played, [24:28] but not before acting as if normalizing [24:31] politics and sports is okay. Never mind [24:34] the fact that Ireland had no problem [24:36] with facing off against literal Nazis, [24:39] as in Nazi Germany in the past, even [24:42] doing a salute to Hitler. But Jews [24:44] defending themselves, no. Step too far [24:47] for the Irish. And now for the bad meet [24:50] Mr. X. I can't tell you his name because [24:52] a British judge granted him anonymity [24:55] for 100 years. Yes, 100 years. That [24:59] order was only changed Thursday after [25:00] the Sunday Times started asking [25:02] questions. So, who is Mr. X? Well, he [25:06] served on the personal security team of [25:07] Ismael Haneya, the leader of Hamas, [25:09] going back as early as 2006. He's the [25:12] son of another senior Hamas official and [25:14] he was arrested in Egypt for running a [25:16] tunnel allegedly used to smuggle guns [25:19] and gold into Gaza. There are pictures [25:21] of online of him escorting Haneia [25:24] through a crowd waving kalashnikovs. And [25:27] in 2015, the UK home office under home [25:30] secretary Terresa May gave him asylum [25:33] and indefinite leave to remain. Then, [25:36] cuz that wasn't enough, Britain gave him [25:38] citizenship and the bodyguard job. The [25:40] Hamas father, the smuggling tunnel, all [25:42] of it was public knowledge. When Britain [25:45] took him in, someone at the home office, [25:48] I guess, couldn't find Google. So, what [25:51] did Mr. X do with his new life? He [25:53] changed his legal name more than once. [25:55] He worked as an IT consultant in the [25:57] suburbs of an English city. He showed up [25:59] to demonstrations outside the Israeli [26:00] embassy. And according to security [26:02] sources, now he used his British [26:04] passport to travel routinely to Qatar [26:07] and Turkey, Hamas's two international [26:09] hubs. And then according to the most [26:11] recent German indictment last July, he [26:13] moved five pistols and ammunition from [26:16] Berlin to a storage unit in Vienna. All [26:18] for a Hamas plot attack to attack Jewish [26:21] community centers. Israeli diplomats as [26:24] well as pro-Israel demonstrations timed [26:26] for the second anniversary of October [26:28] 7th. Now, investigators say they found a [26:30] video he pre-recorded masked and armed [26:34] in front of a Hamas flag claiming the [26:36] attack as retribution for the Kasam [26:39] brigades. Now, who caught him? Msad and [26:42] German intelligence. British security [26:44] services reportedly didn't even have him [26:46] as a priority. Seriously, Haneia's [26:49] bodyguard is living in an English suburb [26:52] and he's not a priority for security [26:54] sources. What the hell is going on in [26:57] the UK? This is the same country that [26:59] kept Hamas's political wing legal until [27:01] 2021 to preserve diplomatic back [27:04] channels to Hamas. The same country [27:06] where a jihadist killed two people at a [27:08] Manchester synagogue on Yum Kipupur last [27:11] year. And the same country where police [27:13] just foiled what they called a fairly [27:15] imminent attack on Manchester's Jewish [27:17] community. Again, Britain gave this man [27:20] a Hamas bodyguard asylum, a passport, [27:24] and a 100red years of anonymity. It's [27:27] like they're literally trying to commit [27:29] national suicide. And finally, there's [27:31] this week's ugly story. The IDF released [27:33] footage from Gaza's central refugee [27:36] camps of a Hamas terrorist using a child [27:39] to carry weapons into a civilian home. [27:41] Take a look. [27:45] You see the child is already holding [27:46] what look it looks like a rifle. [27:53] Looks like the child is even struggling [27:55] to hold it. and he's directed by [27:57] somebody, unclear if the other person is [27:58] a child as well [28:04] to transport this into a civilian [28:07] building. [28:11] Now, the IDF did say that the troops [28:13] identified the child. They are the ones [28:14] who actually took and released this [28:16] footage. Uh, and they did hold off fire [28:18] for the target that they were the Hamas [28:20] target that they were looking for. Um, [28:21] and frankly, that's exactly what Hamas [28:24] is counting on. I mean, the IDF says [28:26] that those weapons were meant for [28:27] attacks on Israeli soldiers near the [28:29] yellow line and on Israeli civilians, [28:31] but they weren't able to operate because [28:32] of the presence of civilians. Now, there [28:35] are countless videos like this that come [28:36] out. And unfortunately, we still see a [28:39] totally subverted and perverted [28:42] narrative that Israel is targeting [28:44] civilians when you see in clear evidence [28:46] here the polar opposite. And yet, [28:48] somehow Israel is the one that gets the [28:50] walk out at the UN. The world is upside [28:53] down. Well, that does it for this week [28:55] on Access of Truth, but as usual, feel [28:57] free to send me your story ideas or [28:59] suggestions on Instagram, Emily in Tel [29:02] Aviv, or on X. You can reach me at Emily [29:04] Krader. And until then, I'll see you [29:06] next week on JNS for Axis of Truth.
