

Murtaza Hussain
National security and foreign affairs correspondent for DropSite News.
Top 10 podcasts with Murtaza Hussain
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49 snips
Dec 4, 2025 • 1h 3min
Jeffrey Epstein, Israel, and Elite Power, with Murtaza Hussain – #100
Murtaza Hussain, an investigative journalist at DropSite News, dives deep into the connections between Jeffrey Epstein, Israeli intelligence, and elite power dynamics. He reveals Epstein's extensive ties with U.S. and Israeli intelligence agencies, portraying him as a high-level fixer. The discussion uncovers Epstein's role in back-channel diplomacy, illuminates his segmented email accounts, and examines how he operated as an Israeli asset. Hussain also highlights the media's suppression of these crucial narratives and explores the implications for national security.

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Mar 4, 2026 • 1h 19min
3/4/26: Trump Panics After Israel Blamed For Iran War, US Pushes Iran Civil War, Spain Rebukes Trump, Gas Prices Soar
Murtaza Hussain, investigative journalist focused on Middle East geopolitics, explains on-the-ground dynamics and intelligence around Iran and regional conflict. Short takes cover who may have driven recent strikes, risks of arming Kurdish proxies and potential for civil war, and how European pushback and soaring gas prices reshape the crisis.

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Nov 14, 2025 • 24min
Why the Epstein emails go way beyond Trump
Murtaza Hussain, a national security and foreign affairs reporter for Discourse/Drop Site News, unpacks the recently released emails tied to Jeffrey Epstein, revealing disturbing connections to global power players and President Trump. He discusses implications of Epstein's interactions with political elites, raising questions about the true extent of his influence. Hussain also explores potential Israeli intelligence links, why media coverage has been limited, and whether Congress will push for more transparency on Epstein's dealings.

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Nov 19, 2025 • 1h 2min
The Knives Are Out For Keir Starmer
Murtaza Hussain, an investigative journalist known for his work on Jeffrey Epstein, dives deep into Epstein's ties to Israeli figures and the implications of hacked emails on his influence. Laurie Laybourn-Langton, a climate policy expert, discusses the alarming admission of missing the 1.5°C target and the necessity of reframing climate narratives toward resilience and navigation. The duo explores the political ramifications of these pivotal issues, from Labour's leadership crisis to the intricacies of U.S. foreign policy.

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Nov 13, 2025 • 1h 24min
MAGA Outrage Over Trump's Plan for More H-1B Visas: With Prof. Ron Hira; Latest Epstein/Israel Revelations and Newly Released Emails: With Drop Site's Murtaza Hussain
Prof. Ron Hira, a labor policy expert, dives into the uproar among MAGA supporters over Trump's call for more H-1B visas. He argues that the program mainly benefits corporations while harming American workers, revealing evidence of wage stagnation and poor job protections. Investigative reporter Murtaza Hussain unveils troubling connections between Jeffrey Epstein and Israeli intelligence, discussing leaked emails that suggest Epstein facilitated surveillance deals. Both guests shed light on how these issues highlight the interplay between labor rights and elite impunity.

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Aug 29, 2025 • 23min
How Israeli spy veterans are shaping US big tech
Join journalist Murtaza Hussain, who covers national security for Drop Site News, as he delves into the fascinating nexus between Israeli intelligence veterans and U.S. tech firms. They explore how veterans from Israel’s Unit 8200 have infiltrated major companies, shaping data management and cybersecurity policies. Murtaza raises critical questions about privacy implications and the ethical challenges of this influence, especially in light of increasing surveillance capabilities and potential risks to American data security.

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Jan 17, 2026 • 23min
Another Take: How Israeli spy veterans are shaping US big tech
Murtaza Hussain, a national security reporter and investigative journalist, dives into the intriguing world of Israeli intelligence veterans shaping U.S. tech. He discusses how Unit 8200, Israel’s elite cyber-intelligence division, has influenced major U.S. corporations and their data practices. Murtaza reveals over a thousand veterans are now embedded in tech, impacting privacy and surveillance. He highlights significant deals like the Palo Alto Networks–CyberArk takeover and explains the military roles of Unit 8200 that affect global security.

Jun 13, 2025 • 1h 39min
Israel Launches Strikes on Iran
Murtaza Hussain, a seasoned war reporter, delves into Israel's recent airstrikes on Iran, which escalated tensions in the region. He discusses the strategic motivations behind these attacks, aimed at disrupting Iran's nuclear ambitions. The conversation navigates the complexities of U.S. foreign policy and the moral dilemmas faced by nations amidst these conflicts. Murtaza also highlights internal challenges Iran faces due to the strikes and the potential ramifications for U.S. involvement, all while exploring shifting perceptions of Israel within American politics.

Feb 3, 2026 • 1h 8min
Redacted Epstein Files Released, Massive Cover-Up Continues, Kash Patel & Pam Bondi To Resign?
Murtaza Hussain, investigative reporter at DropSite News who studies Epstein’s links to Israeli security and tech, joins to unpack surprising international ties. He outlines DropSite’s findings on Epstein’s connections to Israeli officials, Palantir, and private power-brokering. Conversation touches on redactions, withheld materials, media links, and allegations of organized networks.

Feb 20, 2026 • 1h 2min
Did Epstein Work for Israel, or Did Israel Work for Epstein?
Murtaza Hussain, investigative journalist at DropSite News who digs into political intelligence and surveillance. He unpacks Epstein’s connections to Israeli intelligence, hacked email sources that shaped the reporting, links between Epstein and Israeli surveillance firms, questions about espionage vs. freelance operations, and how elite networks, recordings, and lobbying shaped what reached the public.


