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[00:00:00] crises, Suilem says here, viewers, at the beginning of
[00:00:03] his article from Al-Ayyam newspaper,
[00:00:06] we said at the end of the previous article that Netanyahu, from
[00:00:10] political Talmudism to the new Sparta, that this
[00:00:14] alliances that do path in particular is a title for the third strategic sin
[00:00:17] and a title
[00:00:19] American and Israeli officials, for failure, the writer says,
[00:00:22] of response to initiating an attack on due to the lack of historical and practical conditions for the success of this
[00:00:24] newspaper, "Why this path, and here we must,
[00:00:26] cautious change in the writer says, prove that with facts, evidence,
[00:00:28] and data as long as we see this absence. Abdul Majeed
[00:00:32] Sweilem adds, let's start, for example,
[00:00:35] We move then from
[00:00:35] The truth is that the sovereign scene in with the method of this proof. How can we prove what
[00:00:37] we want to prove? What are the tools and what are the standards
[00:00:40] and indicators? The writer Abdul Majeed Sweilem says here,
[00:00:43] viewers, we will start from the war on Iran and not from the other
[00:00:47] fronts, and that is for several
[00:00:52] the main target of balances that have made continuing in reasons that we will come to, as he mentioned. The reason for starting with the war on Iran is a systematic reason in itself, because
[00:00:55] the root of the problem from the perspective of the strategic vision of the United
[00:01:00] Ahmed Salah El-Din, in his article States and the Zionist entity and all their allies in the entire region, the writer says,
[00:01:05] selected is Iran, and from the perspective of this vision
[00:01:08] in particular, it is the threat. It is the source of strength and capabilities of all
[00:01:12] in this massacre, or most of the other fronts, and only with the removal of this threat can
[00:01:15] generation or cooking gas. Among the one be reassured, says Abdul Majeed Sweilem, to completing decisive
[00:01:19] wars, achieving sustainable victories, and establishing permanent
[00:01:22] realities, and only through
[00:01:25] an exception. If price removing this threat can the new Middle East be possible,
[00:01:29] and the projects of establishing Greater Israel turn
[00:01:32] into a reality imposed by the force of fait accompli, including
[00:01:36] the reality of international submission, the reality of regional
[00:01:39] obedience, and the reality of the defeat of multiple fronts,
[00:01:43] from the perspective of Abdul Majeed Sweilem, in
[00:01:46] his article. Also, viewers, it was stated in his article, or among the most prominent
[00:01:50] things we chose for you in Abdul Majeed Sweilem's article, that all
[00:01:53] roads, he says, are blocked due to the accumulation of losses
[00:01:57] and crises. So, the path of freedom,
[00:02:00] even if it achieves the cancellation of elections,
[00:02:04] it will not create and will not achieve any victory
[00:02:07] except for those temporary achievements that have been achieved so
[00:02:11] far. The only passable path is the path
[00:02:14] of the memorandum of understanding with a slight increase here or decrease there, says
[00:02:19] area, a densely populated Abdul Majeed Sweilem, and that proof, the writer says, of this will lead to the disappearance of those
[00:02:23] in twos, going for a stroll achievements. So,
[00:02:23] and specifically in viewers, this was Abdul Majeed Sweilem's article. We reviewed
[00:02:27] it with you as part of the Palestinian newspapers tour from Al-Ayyam newspaper.
[00:02:31] Let's stay with the Palestinian newspapers, and from Al-Quds, Archbishop Atallah
[00:02:34] Hanna titled his article in Al-Quds
[00:02:38] newspaper, "Peace is one thing and surrender is another."
[00:02:41] Archbishop Atallah Hanna says in
[00:02:45] his article in Al-Quds
[00:02:46] Let's go to the Egyptian newspapers with newspaper today, "The church always prays
[00:02:50] for peace. In every service, mass, and prayer,
[00:02:54] we ask God to bless us
[00:02:58] says, with with His peace. We are a people who believe in peace and call
[00:03:00] for it, and we reject the culture of wars, killing, death, and revenge. We are
[00:03:03] a people who believe in peace because we believe that God wants peace
[00:03:07] for humanity and for this
[00:03:09] paths for the next two Holy Land in a special
[00:03:11] years, and in this way." He adds in his article
[00:03:14] in this context in Al-Quds newspaper,
[00:03:18] "Wars are man-made, and there are no
[00:03:21] holy wars. All wars are absolute evil and target
[00:03:25] humans, their lives, their freedom, their dignity,
[00:03:28] and their right to live in safety and security. The church
[00:03:32] rejects all manifestations of wars. There are no
[00:03:35] holy wars, and whoever believes this belief
[00:03:39] offends the values of faith and the mission
[00:03:43] of the church. Yes, we are a people who pray for peace
[00:03:46] and call for peace, but peace in our understanding is not the peace
[00:03:50] that some politicians in this world call for,
[00:03:53] especially when it comes to the oppressed
[00:03:56] Palestinian people and their just
[00:04:00] cause. There are, says Archbishop
[00:04:04] Hanna, those who regale us with their speeches about peace in
[00:04:07] the Holy Land, but in reality,
[00:04:10] they want the surrender of the Palestinian
[00:04:13] human being and his complete submission to the will of the occupation
[00:04:16] and its policies. And here it is necessary to note that peace
[00:04:20] is one thing and surrender is another. We are with peace
[00:04:23] and not with surrender. We are with peace that is built on
[00:04:26] justice, and justice in this land means
[00:04:31] in this window ending the occupation and achieving the hopes and aspirations of our people,
[00:04:33] who deserve to live a normal life like every
[00:04:36] human being in this world." This was
[00:04:40] the article, viewers, that we read with you
[00:04:43] from Al-Quds newspaper. Ahmed
[00:04:46] does not lapse with the influence of their perpetrators. Salah El-Din from Al-Khaleej, Britain and Israel: The Autumn
[00:04:49] of the Alliance. The writer Ahmed Salah El-Din says at the beginning of
[00:04:52] his article about Britain and Israel,
[00:04:56] he says, "It might seem to the passionate
[00:04:58] observer of Middle East issues that British diplomacy
[00:05:02] is still moving according to its usual historical
[00:05:05] paths, where there is a stable alliance and silent and open coordination
[00:05:10] its strength and ability to behind the scenes with Israel. However,
[00:05:12] the field reality, the writer says, and politics today
[00:05:16] reflect a completely different picture, proving that foreign
[00:05:19] policy in London can no longer afford to issue
[00:05:22] blank checks to Israel or free
[00:05:26] not calculate the cost of the legal
[00:05:29] and moral position resulting from them. But,"
[00:05:32] the writer adds in his article in Al-Khaleej
[00:05:38] tone and the hidden coldness in the corridors
[00:05:42] of the British Foreign Office towards Tel Aviv specifically now?
[00:05:47] the British capital is experiencing an advanced state of
[00:05:51] self-review, the writer says, and re-evaluation
[00:05:54] of geopolitical calculations under
[00:05:57] the pressure of international legal transformations, and even internal
[00:06:02] the old approach a costly strategic burden that
[00:06:06] everyone avoids. Let's note something," says
[00:06:09] the writer
[00:06:13] in Al-Khaleej, "let's note a fundamental matter related
[00:06:16] to the pragmatism of the new diplomatic behavior. At
[00:06:20] a time when the Israeli leaders or the Israeli leadership
[00:06:23] believe that open defensive support is a given,
[00:06:27] strict reviews of export licenses for weapons directed
[00:06:31] from the British capital come to draw new dividing
[00:06:35] lines between the two sides. The British position
[00:06:38] is no longer limited to fleeting protocol statements, but
[00:06:42] goes beyond them to procedural and legal scrutiny that conditions
[00:06:45] military cooperation with Israel on strict adherence to international
[00:06:49] standards and humanitarian laws," says Ahmed Salah El-Din.
[00:06:52] "Thus," he adds in his article, "Israel
[00:06:55] finds itself facing a new reality,
[00:06:58] a new reality, then, in which the dimensions
[00:07:01] of support and alliance are redefined
[00:07:04] under strict conditions and controls it has not
[00:07:07] known before. Thus, the limits of field power and the flexibility
[00:07:11] of political maneuvering are revealed. For alliances have their
[00:07:13] rules, and for the changes of time
[00:07:16] and interests, the final word." So, viewers, this was Ahmed
[00:07:20] Salah El-Din's article, which was in Al-Khaleej
[00:07:23] newspaper. Let's go to Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper. Congress:
[00:07:27] Between two waves, red or blue? This article
[00:07:30] is by Emile Amin, where the writer says, regarding American affairs here,
[00:07:36] the upcoming elections, in about three
[00:07:39] weeks, Americans will stand in polling
[00:07:42] lines to elect a new Congress in what is traditionally
[00:07:46] known as the midterm elections, during which
[00:07:49] all members of the House of Representatives and one-third of the members
[00:07:53] of the Senate are re-elected. These elections, Emile Amin says in
[00:07:56] his article, come amid a huge wave of domestic
[00:08:00] and even foreign events that affect
[00:08:03] the voting decision, and in which
[00:08:06] foreign policies intertwine, the writer
[00:08:10] domestic consequences, especially concerning the daily
[00:08:13] lives of American citizens. On November
[00:08:17] 3rd, Americans will have to decide the country's
[00:08:24] context, several future scenarios
[00:08:27] appear on the horizon, the writer says.
[00:08:30] He adds, viewers,
[00:08:32] in his article, that the possibility of reaching
[00:08:35] a point of a divided American government
[00:08:39] remains, and this is not a new phenomenon in American
[00:08:42] politics. But, the writer says, we must realize
[00:08:46] that this does not mean that the United States
[00:08:49] will stop working, as American institutions are designed
[00:08:53] to deal with these problems amidst the divergence
[00:08:56] of partisan orientations between the executive and legislative branches.
[00:08:59] In all cases, the judiciary stands as a faithful guardian of democratic
[00:09:03] paths throughout the electoral processes
[00:09:06] and is resorted to in cases of disputes
[00:09:09] and critical disagreements, as happened in the elections
[00:09:13] between George W. Bush and Al Gore.
[00:09:16] Will the midterm elections this time
[00:09:19] exceed their traditional importance, the writer asks? This was
[00:09:23] Emile Amin's article in Asharq Al-Awsat
[00:09:27] newspaper. Let's stay, viewers, with the Arab newspapers,
[00:09:31] but from the columns of the press
[00:09:34] with our correspondents. We start with colleague
[00:09:37] Nadine Al-Shaer and a reading of the most prominent
[00:09:40] things she chose for us
[00:09:43] from the Jordanian newspapers. Welcome Nadine. Welcome, Raya,
[00:09:47] and all viewers. We begin our tour in the Jordanian
[00:09:50] press with Al-Dustour by Ismail
[00:09:53] Al-Sharif this time, who says in his article titled "Getting the United States
[00:09:57] Out": After many years of international
[00:10:00] isolation, Iran found itself facing its nightmare
[00:10:04] of a comprehensive war with the United States and the entity, but it survived
[00:10:08] it. In fact, Tehran emerged from the war stronger
[00:10:11] than it was before its outbreak. It controls the Strait of Hormuz,
[00:10:15] which led to a rise in energy prices at a time when the popularity
[00:10:18] of war is declining, and it has proven
[00:10:22] harm American interests, despite the heavy shelling
[00:10:26] it was subjected to. From here, the writer says, a number of the most prominent
[00:10:30] analysts in the world expect Iran to continue its current approach, given the Iranian
[00:10:33] leadership's boasting of its ability to confront the United States and the entity
[00:10:36] and emerge from this confrontation more hardline.
[00:10:40] Some analysts go further than that, as they believe that Iran
[00:10:43] is moving from a position
[00:10:47] the United States and the countries of the region in an attempt
[00:10:50] to control American military bases, relying in
[00:10:53] doing so on its allies in Iraq and Lebanon,
[00:10:57] especially the Houthis.
[00:11:00] Al-Dustour to Al-Rai: Us and the Strait
[00:11:03] of Hormuz. Issam Qadamani writes. Qadamani
[00:11:06] says there is a global energy crisis, of which we are a part, because we import
[00:11:10] more than 80% of our needs from it, especially liquefied
[00:11:14] gas and cooking gas. So, if the whole world is suffering,
[00:11:17] we are too. He talks about Jordan, what
[00:11:21] matters to it, and the amount of precaution we take until the crisis that
[00:11:24] has lasted while countries began early to search for alternatives,
[00:11:28] either from external or local sources. There is no doubt that
[00:11:32] the government is aware of such challenges, and there is no doubt that it began
[00:11:35] early to search for alternatives, especially for industrial gas and electricity
[00:11:40] effects are also shipping costs and supply chains, as tensions
[00:11:43] in the Strait of Hormuz led to their rise all over the world,
[00:11:47] and we are also not
[00:11:50] control is still within reach, then the durability of these
[00:11:54] prices is also linked to diversifying sources, but
[00:11:57] it is more linked to increasing local production and relying
[00:12:01] on it, Qadamani says. We remain then in Al-Rai,
[00:12:04] an article by writer Imad Abdel Rahman, "Isolation Reveals
[00:12:07] the Crisis of the Nobel Peace Prize as a Model." The decline
[00:12:11] in support for Israel among international public opinion is linked to the nature of Israeli
[00:12:15] policies and the practices of its institutions in light of the widespread
[00:12:19] destruction and massive human losses in the Gaza Strip, and the escalation
[00:12:22] of violations in the occupied West Bank. This,
[00:12:25] or what this raised, are questions about Israel's respect
[00:12:29] for international law and the values it claims to defend, and not just
[00:12:33] a mere reflection of disagreements with Netanyahu's government
[00:12:36] or a result of the policies of his hardline right-wing coalition. The living
[00:12:41] remarkable decline is the controversy raised by awarding the Nobel
[00:12:45] Peace Prize to the South African Navi Pillay, known
[00:12:48] for her human rights stances and her criticism of Israel
[00:12:51] and her accusations that the entity committed genocide
[00:12:55] in the Gaza Strip. Viewers, with this, we have reached the end of
[00:12:58] our tour in the Jordanian press. Back
[00:13:01] to you, Raya. Thank you, colleague Nadine
[00:13:05] Al-Shaer, for this reading in the Jordanian newspapers. Viewers, let's go to
[00:13:08] another window from the columns of the press.
[00:13:11] colleague Salman Bashir.
[00:13:15] Welcome, Salman. Welcome, Raya, and dear viewers.
[00:13:18] I will begin the readings in some Egyptian newspapers. I will begin
[00:13:21] with Al-Akhbar newspaper with an article by Muhammad Barakat
[00:13:25] under the title "The Spirit of October." I read from it: On such
[00:13:29] days, 53 years ago, and throughout
[00:13:32] the period that the battles of crossing and victory took, from the moment
[00:13:35] of its birth at two o'clock in the afternoon of October
[00:13:38] 6, 1973, with the launch of Egypt's
[00:13:42] flying eagles, crossing the canal with their planes
[00:13:45] to carry out the victorious air strike, announcing the rise
[00:13:48] of the Egyptian giant to liberate the land and restore dignity,
[00:13:52] the eyes of the whole world, east and west, were focused on
[00:13:56] Egypt, monitoring and analyzing. Despite the surprise that stunned
[00:13:59] everyone, due to the unexpected possibility of Egypt rising
[00:14:02] from its setback and defeat years and years ago,
[00:14:06] all global monitoring and analysis agencies recorded
[00:14:10] with great astonishment the growing capability
[00:14:13] and significant development of the Egyptian army in planning
[00:14:17] and performance, which was clearly evident in the precision
[00:14:20] of planning and the efficiency of execution during the successful
[00:14:24] storming of the water barrier and the capture of the impenetrable
[00:14:28] Bar Lev Line and the destruction of enemy strongholds
[00:14:30] east of the Canal. And I read from Al-Ahram
[00:14:34] newspaper an article by Osama Saraya
[00:14:37] titled "The Nobel That Angered
[00:14:40] Trump." Pillay, 45 years old,
[00:14:43] was born in South Africa and lived through the apartheid
[00:14:47] system, so she chose law as a way to resist it. She became the first
[00:14:50] black woman to hold the position of judge in the Supreme
[00:14:54] Court in her country, then she chaired the International Criminal
[00:14:57] Tribunal for Rwanda. She worked as a judge at the International Criminal
[00:15:01] Court and served as the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
[00:15:04] between 2008 and 2014. Her career
[00:15:08] emphasized that responsibility for crimes
[00:15:11] This defense of justice culminated in a real test
[00:15:15] of the credibility of international law in
[00:15:19] Gaza. I conclude with Al-Masry Al-Youm
[00:15:21] newspaper, in which Amr El-Shobaki wrote
[00:15:25] under the title "Power vs.
[00:15:29] Law." This is the first
[00:15:31] time that the International Criminal Court has been subjected to punishment
[00:15:35] by a major power, with all that that represents:
[00:15:38] a violation of the value of law, which the American
[00:15:41] administration has practically established as the legitimacy
[00:15:45] of force and brutality at the expense of law, which was suffering
[00:15:49] from its non-application. The American administration's argument in its decision
[00:15:52] is that the court exceeded its powers by targeting
[00:15:56] and that it does not have the judicial
[00:16:00] jurisdiction to prosecute them because the United States
[00:16:03] and Israel are not parties to the Rome Statute,
[00:16:07] which established the court, while the latter considers,
[00:16:10] according to sound law and logic, that its jurisdiction can
[00:16:13] include crimes committed on territory within its
[00:16:17] jurisdiction, even if the accused is from a state not a member
[00:16:20] of it, which it did with Israel in confronting the crimes
[00:16:23] of genocide committed by Netanyahu's government
[00:16:26] in Gaza." That is all, Raya, these are some
[00:16:30] of the readings in Egyptian newspapers for
[00:16:33] today. Thank you to colleague Salman Bashir for this reading
[00:16:37] in the Egyptian newspapers. In our episode, viewers,
[00:16:40] the most prominent cartoons from the local
[00:16:44] newspapers for today. Let's watch.
[00:17:02] So, viewers, this is the most prominent of what we chose for today's episode from the press columns. Thank you for your
[00:17:06] kind attention, and always in God's safety and protection.
[00:18:15] Total destruction, and no house. Every three
[00:18:18] or four houses on top of each other, and we don't know where our house is. We
[00:18:22] found it, and we don't know. All three of our neighbors are on top of us, and we are on top of our neighbors. There is no
[00:18:26] house left. My house is completely gone. We don't know where our house is,
[00:18:29] and we don't know anything. It's all just sand,
[00:18:32] just rubble, my uncle.
[00:18:34] On
[00:19:44] October 10, 1956,
[00:19:47] witnessed a day
[00:19:50] in which the occupation forces committed a bloody
[00:19:53] massacre.
[00:20:12] One of the officers of the Jordanian army monitored the movements
[00:20:15] and mobilizations of the Israeli occupation forces from the top
[00:20:19] of the Qalqilya police station and behind the
[00:20:22] armistice line from the northern and western
[00:20:25] sides of the city. The occupation army mobilized
[00:20:28] its forces
[00:20:31] for the attack. Before the actual attack,
[00:20:35] the occupation forces cut the communication wires to the city,
[00:20:38] especially military communications between the police
[00:20:41] station and the National Guard headquarters, and also
[00:20:44] mined some
[00:20:47] roads. Qalqilya was attacked from three
[00:20:50] directions: northern, western, and eastern,
[00:20:54] and was shelled with artillery before the ground
[00:21:14] assault. Large forces of the occupation
[00:21:17] army infiltrated the city, estimated to be a battalion,
[00:21:20] and an armored battalion supported by an artillery
[00:21:24] battalion and about ten fighter
[00:21:27] jets.
[00:21:30] After battles of push and pull between the occupation forces, the Jordanian army,
[00:21:34] and the residents of the city, the occupation army managed to reach
[00:21:38] the city's police station, which was
[00:21:42] the attack. The police station was blown up with everyone
[00:21:45] inside, including defenders, National Guard members,
[00:21:48] and a number of prisoners. Approximately 70
[00:21:52] residents of the city and people from neighboring villages
[00:21:55] who rushed to help, as well as members of the Jordanian
[00:21:59] National Guard, were martyred
[00:22:02] in addition to significant
[00:22:04] material losses.
[00:22:07] The attack on Qalqilya was led by the criminal Ariel Sharon, who has a bloody
[00:22:11] history of massacres that the Palestinian people have suffered
[00:22:13] throughout their history. The Qalqilya
[00:22:16] massacre is a living
[00:22:19] witness among thousands of witnesses to the brutality
[00:22:23] and criminality of the
[00:22:24] occupation state.
[00:22:33] Their history is full of blood.
[00:23:06] The camp is considered a safe
[00:23:09] area. People are coming
[00:23:13] on the pier, coming to breathe because the pier is the only area where people
[00:23:16] can breathe. A reconnaissance
[00:23:20] plane struck them with one missile, meaning they were blown to pieces. So,
[00:23:24] one is in pieces, and we can say, may God have mercy on him, because his condition
[00:23:27] is critical. Where is the ceasefire? We are telling the world, where is the ceasefire?
[00:23:31] We have blood every day. Every day we bid farewell
[00:23:34] to each other.
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[00:24:27] Welcome. Let's start the sixth bulletin with the main
[00:24:30] headlines.
[00:24:32] Martyrs and injured by occupation bullets in several locations in the Gaza
[00:24:36] Strip.
[00:24:42] Occupation forces launch a campaign of arrests and widespread incursions
[00:24:46] across the West Bank, and settlers continue
[00:24:49] their crimes and attacks against
[00:24:51] citizens.
[00:24:58] Vice President of the State of Palestine.