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The truth about Oslo: 32 years of lies and terror

“Straight Up” with Danny Seaman

Is the global media covering lies about Israel, and who’s paying the price?

Host Danny Seaman, a former senior official at Israel’s Prime Minister’s Office, peels back the layers of deception plaguing international coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. From false claims of genocide and fabricated flotilla attacks to media manipulation by Hamas sympathizers, he holds nothing back.

Joining him is veteran Israeli journalist and Middle East expert Eldad Beck, who shares firsthand experiences from inside the Palestinian territories in the aftermath of the Oslo Accords. Having once believed in the dream of peaceful coexistence, Beck recounts how his work on development and education projects in Gaza, Jenin and Ramallah was deliberately sabotaged by the Palestinian Authority, revealing a calculated effort to perpetuate conflict rather than build peace.

Together, they expose the tragic consequences of importing the PLO from Tunisia, the West’s naïveté in empowering terror regimes, and the ripple effects of this deception now threatening Europe through mass migration, cultural erosion and rising Islamist extremism. From the lies of the flotilla to the enduring myth of the two-state solution, this episode confronts media bias and the existential dangers posed by abandoning Western values.

Topics covered:

  • The truth behind the flotilla “drone strike”
  • Oslo Accords: What went wrong?
  • European complicity in the failure of Middle East peace
  • Parallels between Islamist infiltration in Europe and Hamas control in Gaza
  • The myth of apartheid and the reality of coexistence in Israel
Daniel (“Danny”) Seaman is an Israeli media professional and former civil servant, mainly active in the fields of foreign service and public diplomacy.
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