Marwa Osman/MidEaStream
Mother of Three | Ph.D | Journalist & TV Show Host for @PressTV @MidEaStream |University Lecturer |Political Commentator | ๐ฆ@Marwa__Osman | ๐ธ Marwa_Osman1
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| 12 Nov | 11,367 | โ3 | 0 | โ |
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| 10 Nov | 11,369 | +2 | 0 | โ |
| 9 Nov | 11,367 | +1 | 0 | โ |
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How many more suspicious incidents will Europe tolerate before asking who benefits from turning its security environment into a theatre of fear? From bomb threats disrupting aviation to attacks targeting supermarket refrigerators, a disturbing pattern of incidents is emerging. And Israel's role in exploiting European security fears, manufacturing political narratives and pushing the continent towards confrontation with Iran deserves serious scrutiny. What comes next? Railway sabotage? Manufactured security emergencies? A carefully orchestrated false-flag operation designed to provoke public outrage and manufacture consent for another war? Europe should be asking some very uncomfortable qu...
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For those of us who live under the bombs, American elections are hardly the political spectacle we are expected to celebrate. We couldn't give two hoots about which party wins an election in a system that has perfected the art of manufacturing the illusion of choice while keeping the machinery of imperialism firmly intact. Choosing between two horse manures with the same smell is not democracy. And expecting us to applaud because one smells marginally less offensive is frankly insulting. The people casting ballots are told they are deciding their country's future, while the machinery that determines whose lives are expendable, whose countries get bombed, whose land gets occupied and whose...
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I have deleted my initial post to correct the information and avoid spreading inaccurate news. Here is the corrected account: Sheikh Hussein Al-Maatouq, a Kuwaiti Shia religious scholar known for opposing the presence of US forces in Kuwait, attended the funeral of the late Sayyed Ali Khamenei, may Allah swt sanctify his soul. He was subsequently sentenced to death in absentia by the Kuwaiti regime on accusations of "spying for Iran". The Sheikh is apparently safe in Iran. This is what Takfiris do: weaponize accusations, criminalize political and religious convictions, and turn entire communities into targets of persecution. They dress oppression in the language of national security and ex...
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9. What about the institutional differences? Here, there is a more meaningful contrast. Eisenkot is generally associated with a more conventional, institutionally minded security establishment. Netanyahu, meanwhile, has repeatedly clashed with Zionist Israel's judiciary and other institutions, particularly when their actions have threatened his political interests. Eisenkot is also more palatable to many Western governments: a familiar security establishment figure who can speak the language of diplomacy, institutional stability, and strategic predictability. Netanyahu, by contrast, has become an increasingly polarising figure, even among some of Israel's traditional international partne...
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Let's make this ridiculously simple, because you can watch hours of coverage major media outlets and still miss the bigger picture. The political circus is entertaining, but the underlying reality is far less complicated than the pundits would have you believe. 1. Who is competing to become the Israeli occupation's next prime minister? The two main figures are Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, the former chief of staff of the Israeli military. 2. How do you become prime minister of the occupation entity? Your political bloc needs 61 seats in the 120-seat Knesset to command a parliamentary majority. 3. Will either side win 61 seats on Tuesday? That looks difficult. Eisenkot's camp m...
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Salam comrades. Please take this weekend to do some simple security cleanup for your family. This week was kind of a turning point for AI and cyber security, and a lot of my friends are not aware of any of it, so I don't want to bore you with the specifics after I bored a good friend of mine who helped me better understand the gravity of the situation, but there were many cyber security issues that impacted many websites this week and it seems we are at a tipping point where open source AI models can be used by bad actors (cough *Israel* cough) to deploy agents and try to do brute force attacks or DDoS attacks or otherwise hack your data. Basically, what happened was that Quest Diagnostics...
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Some men walk into the face of death with the full knowledge that they may never return. They know the odds. They understand the cost. They have seen what awaits them, and still, they choose to stand. Not because they do not fear death, but because there are things they fear losing far more: their people's dignity, their children's future, their homeland and the right of those they love to live without kneeling to tyranny. These men do not mistake their lives for something worthless. They understand their value better than most. That is precisely what makes their sacrifice so profound. They have lives they could live, families they could embrace, and tomorrows they could look forward to....
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Jared Kushner is the embodiment of everything rotten about the Trump family's "business as usual" approach to power from nepotism, opaque financial dealings, to staggering conflicts of interest and the apparent treatment of public office as a gateway to private enrichment. Explosive new reporting claims that Dutch intelligence uncovered Kushner's access to secret Middle Eastern bank accounts containing hundreds of millions of dollars, alongside another account reportedly holding $1 billion. The accusations raise disturbing questions about undisclosed financial arrangements, foreign influence and his dealings with powerful regional figures of the Gulf states while serving as a senior advis...
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"A land without a people for a people without a land" was a lie to justify the ongoing ethnic cleansing that we see today. Palestine has existed and will continue to exist. Even in Hebrew, the Philistines are called Pษliลกtฤซm (Palestine). In Genesis, when Abraham (Abram) first arrived in Canaan from Ur, he made a pact with the King of the Philistines. So, the Philistines (Palestinians) were in the land long before Jacob (aka Israel) was ever even born and well before the Israelites existed. Jews are not more indigenous than the Palestinians (Philistines). Also in Genesis, God promised the land to Abraham and his descendants, which include his first son Ishmael (father of the Arabs) and his...
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Terrorist Israel killed a little girl named Misk in Gaza today. She was just seven years old. She was shot dead execution style. The little hair clip that once adorned her hair was replaced by a bullet that tore through her skull silencing her laughter and extinguishing her smile forever. Her name, Misk, means "musk" a precious, fragrant substance long associated with sweetness, beauty, and a lingering scent. There is something unbearably cruel about it: a child whose very name evokes a beautiful fragrance, denied the chance to grow, to laugh and to leave her own gentle mark on the world. Instead, she was met with a bullet. Her name was Misk. She was seven. She should still be here but...
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For those of us who live under the bombs, American elections are hardly the political spectacle we are expected to celebrate. We couldn't give two hoots about which party wins an election in a system that has perfected the art of manufacturing the illusion of choice while keeping the machinery of imperialism firmly intact. Choosing between two horse manures with the same smell is not democracy. And expecting us to applaud because one smells marginally less offensive is frankly insulting. The people casting ballots are told they are deciding their country's future, while the machinery that determines whose lives are expendable, whose countries get bombed, whose land gets occupied and whose...
5,810 views 224 Reactions -
Terrorist Israel killed a little girl named Misk in Gaza today. She was just seven years old. She was shot dead execution style. The little hair clip that once adorned her hair was replaced by a bullet that tore through her skull silencing her laughter and extinguishing her smile forever. Her name, Misk, means "musk" a precious, fragrant substance long associated with sweetness, beauty, and a lingering scent. There is something unbearably cruel about it: a child whose very name evokes a beautiful fragrance, denied the chance to grow, to laugh and to leave her own gentle mark on the world. Instead, she was met with a bullet. Her name was Misk. She was seven. She should still be here but...
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How many more suspicious incidents will Europe tolerate before asking who benefits from turning its security environment into a theatre of fear? From bomb threats disrupting aviation to attacks targeting supermarket refrigerators, a disturbing pattern of incidents is emerging. And Israel's role in exploiting European security fears, manufacturing political narratives and pushing the continent towards confrontation with Iran deserves serious scrutiny. What comes next? Railway sabotage? Manufactured security emergencies? A carefully orchestrated false-flag operation designed to provoke public outrage and manufacture consent for another war? Europe should be asking some very uncomfortable qu...
5,540 views 155 Reactions -
9. What about the institutional differences? Here, there is a more meaningful contrast. Eisenkot is generally associated with a more conventional, institutionally minded security establishment. Netanyahu, meanwhile, has repeatedly clashed with Zionist Israel's judiciary and other institutions, particularly when their actions have threatened his political interests. Eisenkot is also more palatable to many Western governments: a familiar security establishment figure who can speak the language of diplomacy, institutional stability, and strategic predictability. Netanyahu, by contrast, has become an increasingly polarising figure, even among some of Israel's traditional international partne...
4,970 views 95 Reactions -
Let's make this ridiculously simple, because you can watch hours of coverage major media outlets and still miss the bigger picture. The political circus is entertaining, but the underlying reality is far less complicated than the pundits would have you believe. 1. Who is competing to become the Israeli occupation's next prime minister? The two main figures are Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, the former chief of staff of the Israeli military. 2. How do you become prime minister of the occupation entity? Your political bloc needs 61 seats in the 120-seat Knesset to command a parliamentary majority. 3. Will either side win 61 seats on Tuesday? That looks difficult. Eisenkot's camp m...
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"A land without a people for a people without a land" was a lie to justify the ongoing ethnic cleansing that we see today. Palestine has existed and will continue to exist. Even in Hebrew, the Philistines are called Pษliลกtฤซm (Palestine). In Genesis, when Abraham (Abram) first arrived in Canaan from Ur, he made a pact with the King of the Philistines. So, the Philistines (Palestinians) were in the land long before Jacob (aka Israel) was ever even born and well before the Israelites existed. Jews are not more indigenous than the Palestinians (Philistines). Also in Genesis, God promised the land to Abraham and his descendants, which include his first son Ishmael (father of the Arabs) and his...
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I have deleted my initial post to correct the information and avoid spreading inaccurate news. Here is the corrected account: Sheikh Hussein Al-Maatouq, a Kuwaiti Shia religious scholar known for opposing the presence of US forces in Kuwait, attended the funeral of the late Sayyed Ali Khamenei, may Allah swt sanctify his soul. He was subsequently sentenced to death in absentia by the Kuwaiti regime on accusations of "spying for Iran". The Sheikh is apparently safe in Iran. This is what Takfiris do: weaponize accusations, criminalize political and religious convictions, and turn entire communities into targets of persecution. They dress oppression in the language of national security and ex...
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Salam comrades. Please take this weekend to do some simple security cleanup for your family. This week was kind of a turning point for AI and cyber security, and a lot of my friends are not aware of any of it, so I don't want to bore you with the specifics after I bored a good friend of mine who helped me better understand the gravity of the situation, but there were many cyber security issues that impacted many websites this week and it seems we are at a tipping point where open source AI models can be used by bad actors (cough *Israel* cough) to deploy agents and try to do brute force attacks or DDoS attacks or otherwise hack your data. Basically, what happened was that Quest Diagnostics...
2,340 views 153 Reactions -
Jared Kushner is the embodiment of everything rotten about the Trump family's "business as usual" approach to power from nepotism, opaque financial dealings, to staggering conflicts of interest and the apparent treatment of public office as a gateway to private enrichment. Explosive new reporting claims that Dutch intelligence uncovered Kushner's access to secret Middle Eastern bank accounts containing hundreds of millions of dollars, alongside another account reportedly holding $1 billion. The accusations raise disturbing questions about undisclosed financial arrangements, foreign influence and his dealings with powerful regional figures of the Gulf states while serving as a senior advis...
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Some men walk into the face of death with the full knowledge that they may never return. They know the odds. They understand the cost. They have seen what awaits them, and still, they choose to stand. Not because they do not fear death, but because there are things they fear losing far more: their people's dignity, their children's future, their homeland and the right of those they love to live without kneeling to tyranny. These men do not mistake their lives for something worthless. They understand their value better than most. That is precisely what makes their sacrifice so profound. They have lives they could live, families they could embrace, and tomorrows they could look forward to....
1,830 views 166 Reactions
Questions about Marwa Osman/MidEaStream
How many subscribers does Marwa Osman/MidEaStream have?
Marwa Osman/MidEaStream (@marwa_osmanlb) has 11,367 subscribers as of November 13, 2026.
What is Marwa Osman/MidEaStream about?
It is listed in Politics, and posts mostly in English. The channel describes itself as: โMother of Three | Ph.D | Journalist & TV Show Host for @PressTV @MidEaStream |University Lecturer |Political Commentator | ๐ฆ@Marwa__Osman | ๐ธ Marwa_Osman1โ
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