Several talk shows are regularly aired on al-Manar. The best known of these is "Beit al-ankabut" ("The Spider's House"); its title alludes to a metaphor, Hassan Nasrallah often employs to describe Israel. It is dedicated to uncovering the "weakness of the Zionist entity", i.e. Israel. It attempts to convince the Arab world that Israel could easily be destroyed, for example, by an increase in the Arab population and the implementation of the Palestinian right of return. Further talk shows include "Hadith al-sa'a" ("Talk of the Hour"), "Matha ba'ad" ("What's Next?"), "Ma'al Hadath" ("With The Event"), "Bayna Kawsayn" ("Between The Brackets"), "Milafat" ("Files"), "Al-din wa al-hayat" ("Religion and Life"), and "Nun wa al-qalam" ("The 'Nun' and the Pen"). Guests include well-known journalists, analysts, writers, Lebanese politicians, spokespersons of terrorist groups, and Islamic scholars, who then discuss current religious, political, and cultural, regional and global topics.