What Zeteo changed

• Removed the main navigation menu (Home, Shows, Columns, Shop, etc.).
• Removed all recent and popular article feeds.
• Removed the "Mehdi Unfiltered" and "Inside Trump’s America" content sections.
• Removed the footer containing social media links and legal policies.
• Shortened the testimonial section by removing the names of some endorsers (Peter Beinart and Joy-Ann Reid).

The website has removed almost all of its functional content, including the navigation menu, article archives, video feeds, and social media links. This leaves only a landing page with a few testimonials.

• Added a new lead video interview: "How Did October 7 Happen? Mehdi Asks a Former Israeli Intelligence Official."
• Added a new featured article by Daniel Levy: "October 7 Three Years On: For Israel, a Day of Questions Must Also Ask the Difficult Kind."
• Removed an older interview with UN expert Francesca Albanese from the "Gaza: Spotlight on Genocide" section.
• Removed a video regarding Senator Chris Van Hollen from the "Mehdi Unfiltered" section.
• Updated timestamps for several recent articles to reflect current publishing recency.

Zeteo is shifting its homepage focus to the three-year anniversary of the October 7 attacks. This shows they are prioritizing high-traffic, timely geopolitical analysis to drive engagement and new subscriptions.

• Added a new lead video investigation titled "What Is the Hannibal Directive and How Many Israelis Did It Kill on October 7?" featuring Mehdi Hasan.
• Published a new featured article by Diana Buttu regarding Israel's international isolation.
• Added a new "First Draft" column by Asawin Suebsaeng regarding GOP election concerns.
• Updated the "Recent Posts" section with new timestamps and articles, replacing older political commentary.
• Removed a previous article regarding the "Board of Peace" from the Gaza spotlight section.

Zeteo is shifting its content focus toward high-stakes investigative reporting and exclusive interviews to drive subscriber engagement and differentiate itself from mainstream news outlets.