This week on the channel 8 videos this week

Dr Aafia Siddiqui, Gaza from orbit and an Ottoman shopkeeper on OnePath Network

Eight uploads went up, including a Muslim Atlas episode on Sudan and a podcast with entrepreneur Omar DaCosta-Shahid on faith and work.

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OnePath NetworkStory of October 1, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Who is THIS Woman?

OnePath Network, the Sydney-based Islamic media channel, posted eight videos, and the two that drew the widest audience went up on the same day, September 29. The first, "Who is THIS Woman?", is a short appeal for Dr Aafia Siddiqui. Its description frames her as a woman separated from her children for eighteen years and asks viewers to speak up for her release. It gathered about 50,000 views in its first day and is still the busiest thing on the channel by a wide margin.

The second, "Israel DOES NOT want you to see THIS!", works from updated satellite images of Gaza. It cites the UN Satellite Centre's estimate that most of the territory's structures have been damaged, and it matched the Siddiqui appeal in total views, although its daily pace is now much slower. Earlier in the week, "How Israel uses AI to Hunt in Gaza" walked through the 2024 +972 Magazine and Local Call reporting on a targeting system called Lavender, and included the Israeli military's denial.

The longest piece was a new Muslim Atlas episode, "Sudan Will Not Change Until This Happens." It traces how Burhan and Hemedti went from partners after Bashir's fall to enemies fighting over Khartoum, and asks why military rule keeps coming back.

The week also had a gentler side. A OnePath Podcast with Omar DaCosta-Shahid, a former journalist turned business educator, asks whether work can be an act of worship. A one-minute cut from it, the story of an Ottoman shopkeeper who sent customers to a struggling rival, has quickly become the channel's second-busiest video. A short with Sydney psychologist Tareq Ahmed simply reminds parents to keep saying "I love you."

OnePath has the most subscribers of the nine faith channels grouped here. The big stretch among its neighbors belongs to Paul Bernard II and CBN, both well above their usual daily views. Life.Church is running quieter than normal.

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