Ayman

When I was a young boy growing up in the MidEast I used to make home videos pretending I was a newscaster. Today, I hosted my first show as an Anchor of a news program on an American news channel. To all the kids out there, don’t give up... dreams do come true. #Onwards

The Israeli government is photoshopping military fatigues on journalists to justify murdering them…

Watch the full episode here: zeteo.com/p/ayman-mohyel…

"Israel has said it wants regime change in Iran for 40 years, but you couldn't say that before Marco Rubio said that." From the new 'We're Not Kidding', award-winning broadcaster @AymanM joins @mehdirhasan to unpack the US and Israel's war with Iran.

EPISODE 4: Does Nikole Hannah-Jones Have Hope? 1st @AymanM stops by to break down how he’s watching the news out of Iran + what he sees in the chaotic conclusion to the Dem primary for a Senate seat in TX. Then @nhannahjones warns us that we have entered a second Nadir, a period when progress toward democracy is being rolled back. We also weigh in on Michael B. Jordan’s Actor Award win youtu.be/JC4HxmE7-ms?si…

Eyewitness video shows a suspected Iranian drone attack on a military base in Bahrain. Iran has been targeting US forces in the Gulf region in response to US strikes.

@NiallStanage Thank you my friend. 🙏🏽

More good journalism tonight! This time, the consistently excellent @AymanM. Worth watching in full. Wild exchange.

Zohran Mamdani’s win is a template for Democratic revival msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc-… via @MSNBC

@JoyceWhiteVance Congrats Joyce! Good luck! Your voice is needed now more than ever

It’s book launch day for Giving Up Is Unforgivable: A Manual For Keeping A Democracy, my first book. I hope you’ll read it or listen to it. penguinrandomhouse.com/books/801635/g…

Opinion | Democrats' shutdown wager might be paying off — but can they stick the landing? msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc-… via @msnbc

BREAKING: Number of people killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza since the start of the war rises to 67,139, Health Ministry says 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.io/3j77nh?update=…

"It is absolutely shameful that any Democratic Party leader… is unable to come out and condemn what Israel is doing and call it a genocide." @AymanM on how both Democrats and MAGA Republicans have responded to Gaza Watch full interview ➡: youtu.be/fwQNWs7EyZM

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MSNBC host and veteran reporter @AymanM joins Mohamed Hashem on Real Talk for a conversation on US political rhetoric on Gaza, Israel’s killing of Palestinian journalists with impunity, and Ayman’s own time living and reporting from Gaza. Full interview is out now on YouTube

Full conversation: youtu.be/wpDn_egUQ-k?si…

Too many in western media “launder {Israeli} talking points and at the same time they don’t challenge the narrative that the Israeli government is putting out there.” New, from a great conversation I had with MSNBC’s Ayman Mohyeldin on Gaza. Pls watch full convo below! @AymanM

Opinion | Why the world must reject Israel's reason for attacking Gaza's Nasser Hospital msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc-… via @msnbc

BREAKING: Zeteo has released, globally, the film the BBC so controversially refused to air. "Gaza: Doctors Under Attack" is now available to watch in full at gazadoctors.film and zeteo.com. Here's the trailer:

Each day we learn about Israeli airstrikes hitting schools, hospitals, apartment buildings, electrical facilities, and other critical civilian infrastructure in Gaza. How does the Israeli state argue these are legal? The same way the U.S. has increasingly done for years: It asserts these objects have “dual use” by both civilians and militants, however modest or poorly evidenced that claim of military use is. In this just published ​Article in the @YaleLJournal, @oonahathaway, @MaraRevkin, and I show how the rise of targeting alleged “dual-use objects” has undermined critical protections for civilians. Rather than mitigating civilian harm as intended, we show how the rise of dual-use targeting has created a porous category of targetable objects that are obviously critical to civilian life and yet are lawfully targetable—including traditionally protected objects such as private homes, schools, and hospitals. In essence, it has allowed states to dramatically expand the scope of legitimate targets to include almost anything, because in densely populated areas, much of the infrastructure and underpinnings of the economy critical to civilian thriving might be labeled dual-use. Dual-use targeting has been shaped heavily by the U.S. and its close ally Israel, with increasing use by states like Russia, Saudi Arabia and Iran. Its pernicious effects go beyond targeting; the “dual-use” justification has led to restrictions on essential items like pipes, water filters and pumps, spare parts of electrical generators, and even medical scissors — essentially thwarting efforts to meet the basic humanitarian needs of civilians. In this Article, ​w​e used ground reporting from Iraq and Syria and a rigorous study of U.S. military assessments to show the devastating effects this kind of targeting has had on civilians, by destroying medical facilities, water infrastructure, electrical grids, religious sites, oil infrastructure, agriculture, and so much more​ — while also compar​ing how at odds America’s own assessments of its impact were with the reality on the ground. As we show, the effects on civilians will be felt for generations, while also further eroding the principles of distinction and proportionality. Dual-use targeting is dangerous, on the rise, and will affect us all. You can read "THE DANGEROUS RISE OF 'DUAL-USE' OBJECTS IN WAR" here: yalelawjournal.org/article/the-da…

As I told @AymanM, we’re witnessing the largest “de-documentation” effort in modern US history. That runs contrary to the will of the American people, who overwhelmingly support a balanced approach between border security and functional legal immigration pathways.

Mamdani: So many of our victories were in neighborhoods that went for Donald Trump. We were told that we had now lost voters forever. And instead, what we found is that if you have a relentless focus on an economic agenda and you welcome people back, and you turn the political instinct from lecturing to listening, you can still have people come home to the democratic party, as long as you show them that's a party that will fight for working people, not those that are benefiting off the struggles of working people.