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[00:00:27] have these crimes, war crimes, been broadcast Land, but in
[00:00:36] Peace, mercy, and blessings of God be upon you.
[00:00:38] We are with peace and not with We present to you the most important and latest news.
[00:00:42] This morning, three
[00:00:44] control, drawing more citizens were martyred and others were injured
[00:00:46] Jordanian newspapers. by bullets and shelling from the occupation in several areas in the Gaza Strip. Medical
[00:00:53] human being in this to this conflict and a hardening sources at Nasser Medical Complex reported the arrival of two martyrs and a number of
[00:00:54] world." This was injured people after the occupation's drone shelled
[00:00:58] a group of citizens in
[00:01:01] does not lapse with the expiry of their perpetrators the Al-Mawasi area of Rafah city. In addition, a citizen was martyred today, succumbing
[00:01:05] to his injuries due to shelling from the occupation's drone
[00:01:08] north of the Gaza
[00:01:09] Strip.
[00:01:14] Our people mourned
[00:01:17] I work on it every year. the body of the martyr Shadi
[00:01:19] The Guardian. From Al-Ajarmeh, 32 years old, in the town of Beitoula, west of
[00:01:22] Abdul Majeed Sweilem titled his article in Hebron. The funeral procession started from in front of
[00:01:26] President Mahmoud Abbas Hospital in the town of Halhul towards his home.
[00:01:30] Or his family's home in the Bir al-Qaws area of Beitoula
[00:01:33] town, where his family took a last
[00:01:36] farewell look
[00:01:39] and behind every year of at him before his body was prayed over
[00:01:41] or free alliances that and the new Sparta,' that this article, 'Netanyahu from
[00:01:42] buried.
[00:01:46] and Israeli officials, The Palestinian
[00:01:49] presidency condemned
[00:01:53] we get closer to and practical conditions for the success of this the terrorist attacks carried out by the Houthi militias against the sisterly Kingdom of
[00:01:55] Saudi Arabia,
[00:01:57] and data, as long as we see which target vital facilities, airports,
[00:02:02] Sweilem adds, "Let's start, for example, with the methodology and infrastructure in the Kingdom. They also target the two holy
[00:02:04] mosques in both Mecca and Medina.
[00:02:07] The presidency denounced in the strongest terms
[00:02:12] and loved ones, the attacks that targeted King Khalid International Airport in the capital Riyadh,
[00:02:17] internal balances that have made continuing in affirming the firm and established
[00:02:19] were practiced against prisoners in position of the State of Palestine in full solidarity with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
[00:02:23] in confronting these terrorist attacks and its absolute
[00:02:27] Ahmed Salah El-Din in his article in support for all measures taken by the Kingdom to protect its
[00:02:32] from security, stability,
[00:02:33] today, from Al-Khaleej, and the safety
[00:02:34] of its facilities.
[00:02:42] for industrial gas and electricity other fronts. And only with the removal of this The representative of the State of Palestine to the Arab League, Ambassador Muhannad
[00:02:45] Al-Aklouk, announced that the Arab League Council at the level
[00:02:48] of permanent representatives will hold an extraordinary
[00:02:52] And we are no session tomorrow, Tuesday, at the request of the State of Palestine and with the support
[00:02:56] of member states to discuss mechanisms for providing international protection to
[00:03:00] the Palestinian people. Al-Aklouk said that the meeting
[00:03:04] will be held at the General Secretariat headquarters amidst escalating attacks
[00:03:07] by the Israeli occupation forces and armed
[00:03:10] settlers' gangs against
[00:03:14] our
[00:03:14] critical turning points in people.
[00:03:20] Dozens of settlers stormed the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque
[00:03:23] under the protection of the Israeli occupation forces. Local
[00:03:26] sources reported that dozens of settlers stormed
[00:03:30] Al-Aqsa Mosque from the side of Al-Maghariba Gate and performed Talmudic
[00:03:33] rituals and prayers in front of the Dome
[00:03:37] of the Rock.
[00:03:43] proof," the writer says, "of this Settlers attacked farmers in the town of Yasouf, east of Salfit, expelled them from
[00:03:47] their lands, and stole
[00:03:51] and specifically about olive fruits and the harvesting machine. The head of the village council in Yasouf,
[00:03:54] Juma'a Abdul Fattah, said that
[00:03:57] in the the settlers assaulted the farmers while they were on their lands in the Al-Khilla area
[00:04:01] and forced them to leave and stole the olive fruits and the
[00:04:05] harvesting machine belonging
[00:04:08] previously empty beach to farmer Ma'moun Maarouf Issa, causing him material losses.
[00:04:14] pens. Let's go to the Egyptian newspapers A young man
[00:04:16] was injured with wounds and bruises after settlers attacked him
[00:04:20] while he was harvesting olives in the town of Turmus Ayya, north of Ramallah.
[00:04:25] with domestic He was transferred to the hospital for treatment. Israeli occupation forces prevented
[00:04:28] farmers this morning from entering their lands in the town of Turmus Ayya,
[00:04:31] اراضيهم في بلده ترمسعيه
[00:04:34] Americans will have north of Ramallah, to harvest olive fruits and forced them to
[00:04:38] and victory took, from the moment of their birth leave.
[00:04:39] years. And in this
[00:04:41] his article in this
[00:04:44] Israeli occupation forces installed three iron gates
[00:04:47] at the entrances of
[00:04:51] And this hypocrisy Yabad town and the roads leading to the villages of Kufeirit and Kafr
[00:04:54] Qud, southwest of Jenin, as part of a policy
[00:04:57] to restrict citizens
[00:04:58] of citizens in and their movement. Yabad Municipality said that
[00:05:02] the occupation forces installed the gates at the entrances of the town and neighboring
[00:05:05] villages from the southern
[00:05:07] and in this side, in addition to an iron gate on the western
[00:05:10] side of
[00:05:12] Yabad.
[00:05:18] End of the brief. May you be in God's care.
[00:06:01] Look at how many thousands of trees they have uprooted from the land.
[00:06:05] Why? What is the tree's
[00:06:07] fault for
[00:06:09] what?
[00:06:22] We are in this land and we always cultivate it. We used to plant it,
[00:06:26] and as you can see,
[00:06:29] This is the work. Our roots are planted
[00:06:33] deep in this land, extending to the bottom
[00:06:36] of the earth.
[00:07:19] Good evening, dear viewers, and welcome to a new episode of Press Pens.
[00:07:23] We begin with the most prominent headlines from the British newspaper
[00:07:26] The Guardian. Before and After:
[00:07:30] How October 7th and the brutal war on Gaza
[00:07:33] changed Israel and the Middle East, and even
[00:07:37] the entire world. And from Al-Ayyam, Netanyahu's project: all roads
[00:07:40] are closed due to accumulating
[00:07:43] crises. And in our episode
[00:07:46] Britain and Israel: the autumn
[00:07:49] of the alliance. Let's start, dear viewers, with what
[00:07:52] the British newspaper The Guardian
[00:07:56] published today. The newspaper
[00:08:00] here, dear viewers, published this article by Steve
[00:08:03] Bloomfield, who said that the Gaza war,
[00:08:07] after three years, has not only changed the Middle East,
[00:08:10] but the entire world. And here,
[00:08:13] dear viewers, the writer in the British newspaper The Guardian,
[00:08:16] who spoke about the occupation's
[00:08:20] war on the Gaza Strip, says the writer
[00:08:23] at the beginning of his article: All
[00:08:27] history are not clear at the time.
[00:08:30] However, after three years since its beginning
[00:08:33] and a full year since the ceasefire agreement,
[00:08:37] it has become impossible to ignore
[00:08:40] this moment. The writer
[00:08:42] here, dear viewers, in the British newspaper The Guardian,
[00:08:46] in his article, adds: Before and after
[00:08:49] images show part of the truth,
[00:08:52] and the Google Maps update released
[00:08:55] last week highlights the extent of the destruction caused by three
[00:08:59] years of continuous occupation military attacks
[00:09:02] on Gaza. As for satellite images,
[00:09:06] they reveal how entire cities have been turned into rubble,
[00:09:10] where mosques and pedestrian areas that were
[00:09:13] visible three years ago have disappeared. At the same
[00:09:17] time, the writer says, the
[00:09:20] or in the past is now crowded with tents.
[00:09:24] And that's how it looks when there's an attempt
[00:09:27] to exterminate a people. But there's something
[00:09:30] more insidious that may have changed, where
[00:09:33] international law, as it always was, has been replaced by
[00:09:37] military force, and openly so. In
[00:09:40] 2022, Western leaders, who
[00:09:44] built an alliance against,
[00:09:47] the writer says, Vladimir Putin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine,
[00:09:50] condemned them as moral outrages based
[00:09:53] on a violation of international law. But in Gaza, they encouraged
[00:09:57] and supported Israel, even when it was clear
[00:10:00] that the rules were being violated.
[00:10:03] did not go unnoticed, not only in the Global South,
[00:10:07] but among millions
[00:10:11] the West.
[00:10:15] Bloomfield also, dear viewers, in his article in The Guardian,
[00:10:19] context,
[00:10:22] the writer added, "We witnessed what was happening in Gaza
[00:10:26] before our very eyes. Despite the banning of international journalists,
[00:10:29] everyone with a phone was aware of
[00:10:33] what was going on there. Since the early days of the Israeli
[00:10:36] response, hundreds of Palestinian
[00:10:39] journalists have documented the shelling of hospitals and schools, the shelling of cafes
[00:10:43] and wells, and the killings at food distribution points,
[00:10:46] and the killing of children and infants. Never before
[00:10:52] live, relentlessly, every year, every day, in
[00:10:56] all parts of the world. Gaza, without a doubt, the writer
[00:10:59] says, has accelerated this trend and normalized
[00:11:03] immorality. Wars that have erupted and gotten out of
[00:11:09] countries and actors into their orbit, cannot be stopped
[00:11:12] easily. There is momentum
[00:11:16] of positions, where every new atrocity leads to a reaction.
[00:11:19] When impunity prevails, the writer says, when those
[00:11:23] responsible are not held accountable,
[00:11:25] the available options become very limited. And if
[00:11:29] war crimes are not punished, they
[00:11:33] escalate." So, dear viewers, this was an article
[00:11:36] we reviewed with you in our tour of international newspapers.
[00:11:40] It was from the British newspaper
[00:11:44] Palestinian newspapers,
[00:11:47] Al-Ayyam: Netanyahu's project: all roads are closed
[00:11:51] due to accumulating crises. Sweilem says here,
[00:11:54] dear viewers, at the beginning of his article from Al-Ayyam
[00:11:57] newspaper: "We said at the end of the previous
[00:12:02] political Talmudism to
[00:12:06] very path is a heading for the third strategic error
[00:12:09] and a heading for failure," the writer says,
[00:12:13] "due to the lack of historical
[00:12:16] path. And here we must," the writer says, "prove that
[00:12:19] with facts, realities,
[00:12:22] this lack." Abdul Majeed
[00:12:27] of this proof. How can we prove what we want to prove?
[00:12:30] What are the tools, and what are the criteria and indicators?" The writer,
[00:12:34] Abdul Majeed Sweilem, says here, dear viewers, "We will start from
[00:12:37] the war on Iran and not from the other fronts, and that is for several
[00:12:41] reasons we will come to, as mentioned. And the reason for starting
[00:12:45] with the war on Iran is a systematic reason in itself, because the root of the problem
[00:12:49] from the strategic vision of the United States
[00:12:52] and the Zionist entity and all their allies in the entire
[00:12:55] region, the writer says, is Iran. And from the perspective
[00:12:59] of this vision itself, it is the threat, it is the source
[00:13:02] of power and capabilities of all or most
[00:13:06] threat can we be reassured," says Abdul Majeed Sweilem,
[00:13:09] "to complete decisive wars, achieve sustainable
[00:13:13] victories, and establish permanent realities. And only
[00:13:16] by removing this threat does the new Middle
[00:13:19] East become possible, and projects to establish
[00:13:23] Greater Israel turn into a reality imposed by the force
[00:13:26] of fait accompli, including the reality of international
[00:13:30] submission, the reality of regional subservience, and the reality
[00:13:33] of the defeat of multiple fronts." From Abdul Majeed
[00:13:37] Sweilem's point of view in his article also, dear viewers,
[00:13:40] it came in his article, or among the most prominent things we chose for you in Abdul Majeed
[00:13:44] Sweilem's article, "All roads," he says, "are closed due to
[00:13:47] the accumulation of losses and crises."
[00:13:50] So, the path of war, even if
[00:13:54] it achieved the cancellation of elections, it will
[00:13:56] not create or achieve any victory
[00:14:00] except for those temporary achievements that have been achieved so
[00:14:03] far. The only viable path is the path
[00:14:07] of the memorandum of understanding with a slight increase here or decrease there,"
[00:14:10] says Abdul Majeed Sweilem, "which will lead to
[00:14:13] the fading of those achievements." So,
[00:14:15] dear viewers, this was Abdul Majeed Sweilem's article, which we
[00:14:19] reviewed with you in our tour of Palestinian newspapers from Al-Ayyam
[00:14:22] newspaper. Let's stay with Palestinian newspapers. And from Al-Quds,
[00:14:26] Archbishop Attallah Hanna
[00:14:28] titled his article in Al-Quds newspaper: "Peace is
[00:14:32] one thing, and surrender is another." Archbishop Attallah
[00:14:35] Hanna says in his article in Al-Quds
[00:14:39] newspaper today: "The church always prays
[00:14:43] for peace. In every service, mass, and prayer,
[00:14:46] we ask God to bestow upon us His peace. We are a people
[00:14:50] who believe in peace, call for it, and reject the culture
[00:14:53] of wars, killing, death, and revenge. We are a people
[00:14:56] who believe in peace because we believe that God desires peace for humanity
[00:15:00] and for this Holy Land in particular."
[00:15:04] He also adds in
[00:15:06] context in Al-Quds newspaper:
[00:15:10] "Wars are man-made,
[00:15:14] and there are no holy wars. All wars are
[00:15:17] absolute evil, and they target human beings, their lives,
[00:15:21] their freedom, their dignity, and their right to live
[00:15:24] in security and safety. The church rejects
[00:15:27] all forms of war, for there are no holy wars. And whoever
[00:15:31] believes this belief is insulting the values
[00:15:35] of faith and the message of the church. Yes, we are
[00:15:38] a people who pray for peace and call for peace, but
[00:15:42] peace, in our understanding, is not the peace that some politicians
[00:15:45] in this world call for, especially when
[00:15:48] it comes to the oppressed Palestinian people
[00:15:51] and their just cause." There, Archbishop
[00:15:54] says, there are those who grace us with their speeches
[00:15:58] about peace in the Holy
[00:16:01] reality, they want the surrender, the surrender
[00:16:04] of the Palestinian people and their complete submission to the will
[00:16:08] of the occupation and its policies. And here, it is necessary to point
[00:16:11] out that peace is one thing and surrender is another.
[00:16:16] surrender. We are with peace that is built on justice,
[00:16:20] and justice in this land means ending
[00:16:22] the occupation and fulfilling the hopes and aspirations of our people who
[00:16:25] deserve to live a normal life like every
[00:16:32] the article, dear viewers, we reviewed with you
[00:16:35] from Al-Quds newspaper. Ahmed Salah El-Din from Al-Khaleej:
[00:16:39] Britain and Israel: The Autumn of the Alliance. The writer
[00:16:43] Ahmed Salah El-Din says at the beginning of his article about
[00:16:46] Britain and Israel: "It may seem
[00:16:49] to the keen observer of Middle Eastern issues
[00:16:52] that British diplomacy is still moving according to
[00:16:56] its usual historical paths, with a stable
[00:16:59] alliance and silent and overt coordination behind the scenes with
[00:17:03] Israel. However, the field reality, the writer
[00:17:06] says, today reflects a completely different picture
[00:17:10] that proves that foreign policy in London can no
[00:17:13] longer tolerate giving blank checks to Israel
[00:17:19] do not calculate the cost of the legal
[00:17:22] and moral position resulting from them. But,"
[00:17:25] the writer adds in his article in Al-Khaleej
[00:17:29] newspaper, "why this cautious change in tone
[00:17:32] and muffled coolness in the corridors of the British Foreign Office towards
[00:17:36] Tel Aviv specifically? The truth is that
[00:17:39] the sovereign scene in the British capital is experiencing an advanced
[00:17:42] state of self-review, the writer says,
[00:17:45] and a recalculation of geopolitical calculations
[00:17:49] under the pressure of international legal transformations, and even
[00:17:55] the old approach a costly strategic burden
[00:17:58] that everyone avoids. And let's note something,"
[00:18:01] says the writer
[00:18:05] Al-Khaleej. "Let's note something
[00:18:08] related to the pragmatism of the new diplomatic behavior.
[00:18:11] At a time when the Israeli leadership believes that open
[00:18:15] defensive support is a given, strict revisions
[00:18:18] to arms export licenses from the British
[00:18:22] capital come to draw new dividing lines between
[00:18:26] the two sides. The British position is no longer limited to
[00:18:29] fleeting protocol statements, but rather extends to procedural
[00:18:32] and legal scrutiny that conditions military cooperation with Israel on the extent
[00:18:36] of strict adherence to international standards
[00:18:39] and humanitarian laws," says Ahmed Salah El-Din.
[00:18:43] "And so," he adds in
[00:18:46] his article, "Israel finds itself facing a new
[00:18:50] reality, a new reality where the dimensions
[00:18:53] of support and alliance are redefined with strict conditions
[00:18:56] and controls that it has not experienced before.
[00:18:59] And so, the limits of field power and the flexibility
[00:19:03] of political maneuvering are revealed. For its alliances have their rules,
[00:19:06] and for the changes of time
[00:19:09] and interests, the final word." So, dear viewers, this was Ahmed
[00:19:12] Salah El-Din's article. It was in Al-Khaleej
[00:19:16] newspaper. Let's go to Al-Sharq Al-Awsat newspaper: "The Congress between
[00:19:19] two waves, red or blue." This article
[00:19:23] is by Emile Amin, where the writer talks about American
[00:19:26] affairs here, the upcoming
[00:19:29] elections. "Approximately three weeks away, Americans stand
[00:19:33] in voting lines to elect a new Congress in what is
[00:19:36] traditionally known as the midterm elections, during which all members of the House
[00:19:40] of Representatives and one-third of the members of the Senate are re-elected. These
[00:19:44] elections," says Emile Amin in his article, "come amidst a huge
[00:19:47] momentum of domestic and even foreign events
[00:19:50] that affect the voting decision
[00:19:53] and in which policies
[00:19:57] intersect." So, the writer says, "foreign policy
[00:20:02] consequences, especially concerning the daily
[00:20:06] life of the American citizen. On November
[00:20:09] 3rd,
[00:20:11] to decide the country's paths for the next two
[00:20:16] context, several future scenarios
[00:20:19] appear on the horizon," the writer says, adding,
[00:20:22] dear viewers,
[00:20:25] in his article, "this remains a possible scenario
[00:20:28] for reaching a point of divided
[00:20:31] American government, which is not a new phenomenon in American
[00:20:34] history. But," the writer says, "we must
[00:20:38] realize that this does not mean that the United States will stop
[00:20:42] working, as American institutions are originally
[00:20:45] designed to deal with these problems in light of the divergence
[00:20:48] of party orientations between the executive and legislative branches. And in
[00:20:52] all cases, the judiciary stands as a faithful guardian of democratic
[00:20:56] paths throughout the electoral processes
[00:20:59] and is resorted to in cases of serious
[00:21:02] disagreements and disputes, as happened in the 2000 elections between
[00:21:05] George W. Bush and Al Gore. So, does this
[00:21:09] midterm election, the writer asks, exceed
[00:21:12] its traditional importance this time?" So, this
[00:21:16] was Emile Amin's article in Al-Sharq
[00:21:19] Al-Awsat newspaper. Let's stay, dear viewers, with Arab
[00:21:22] newspapers, but from the windows of press
[00:21:26] pens with our correspondents. We start with colleague
[00:21:29] Nadine Al-Shaer and a reading of the most prominent things she chose for us in
[00:21:33] this window from
[00:21:42] Al-Dustour by Ismail Al-Sharif this time, who says,
[00:21:46] "The United States is out," in a headline.
[00:21:51] After many long years of international isolation, Iran
[00:21:55] found itself facing its nightmare: an all-out war with the United States
[00:21:58] and the entity. But it survived it, and indeed, Tehran
[00:22:02] emerged from the war stronger than it was before its outbreak.
[00:22:05] It controls the Strait of Hormuz, which led to a rise in energy
[00:22:09] prices at a time when the war's popularity is declining.
[00:22:12] It also proved its ability to harm
[00:22:16] American interests despite the heavy bombardment it suffered."
[00:22:20] From here, the writer says, "A number of prominent analysts in the world expect
[00:22:23] Iran to continue its current approach in light of the Iranian leadership's boasting about its ability to
[00:22:27] confront the United States and the entity and emerge from this confrontation
[00:22:30] more hardline." Some analysts go
[00:22:34] further than that, as they believe that Iran is shifting from a position of retaliation
[00:22:38] to initiating an attack on the United States and regional countries in
[00:22:41] an attempt to control American military bases,
[00:22:44] aided by its allies in Iraq
[00:22:47] and Lebanon, especially the Houthis. We move
[00:22:51] then from Al-Dustour to Al-Ra'i: "We
[00:22:54] and the Strait of Hormuz." Issam Qadmani
[00:22:57] writes, saying, "Qadmani, there is a global energy
[00:23:01] crisis. We are part of it because we import more than 80% of our needs
[00:23:05] from it, especially liquefied natural gas and cooking gas. So if the
[00:23:08] whole world is suffering, then we are as
[00:23:11] well." He is talking about Jordan. What concerns him is the extent of hedging
[00:23:15] we rely on until the crisis, which has lasted, passes. Meanwhile,
[00:23:19] countries have started early to search for alternatives,
[00:23:22] whether from external or local sources. There is no doubt that the
[00:23:25] government is aware of such challenges, and there is no doubt that it has started
[00:23:29] early to search for alternatives, especially
[00:23:32] generation or cooking gas. Among the other effects are shipping costs
[00:23:36] and supply chains, as the tension in the Strait of Hormuz has led to
[00:23:39] their increase worldwide.
[00:23:42] exception. If price control was still within reach, then the sustainability
[00:23:46] of these prices is also linked to the diversification of sources, but it is
[00:23:50] more linked to increasing local production and relying
[00:23:53] on it," says Qadmani. We stay, then, in Al-Ra'i.
[00:23:56] An article by the writer Imad Abdel Rahman: "Isolation reveals
[00:24:00] the Nobel Peace Prize crisis as a model." The decline in
[00:24:03] support for Israel among international public opinion is linked to the nature of Israeli
[00:24:07] policies and the practices of its institutions in light of the widespread
[00:24:11] destruction and immense human losses in the Strip,
[00:24:14] and the escalation of violations in the occupied West Bank,
[00:24:17] and the questions it raised about Israel's
[00:24:20] respect for international law and the values it claims to defend,
[00:24:24] and not just a mere reflection of disagreements with Netanyahu's
[00:24:27] government or a result of the policies of his hardline
[00:24:30] right-wing coalition. The living
[00:24:33] noticeable decline is the controversy caused by awarding the Nobel
[00:24:37] Peace Prize to the South African Navi Pillay, known
[00:24:40] for her human rights stances and her criticism of Israel
[00:24:43] and her accusations that the entity committed genocide
[00:24:47] Strip." Dear viewers, with this, we conclude
[00:24:51] our tour of the Jordanian press. Back
[00:24:53] to you, Raya in Ramallah. Thank you to colleague Nadine
[00:24:57] Al-Shaer for this reading in the Jordanian newspapers. Dear viewers, let's go to
[00:25:00] another window from the windows of press
[00:25:04] with colleague Salman Bashir.
[00:25:12] Egyptian newspapers. I will start with Al-Akhbar newspaper with an article
[00:25:16] by Muhammad Barakat under the title "The Spirit of October."
[00:25:20] I read from it: "In these very days, 53 years ago,
[00:25:23] and throughout the period that the battles of crossing
[00:25:28] at 2:00 PM on October 6, 1973,
[00:25:32] with the launch of Egypt's
[00:25:34] eagles, the pilots, crossing the canal
[00:25:37] with their planes to carry out the triumphant
[00:25:40] air strike, heralding the rise of the Egyptian giant to liberate
[00:25:44] the land and restore dignity, the eyes of the entire world, East
[00:25:48] and West, were focused on Egypt, monitoring and analyzing.
[00:25:51] And despite the surprise that astonished everyone, due to the unexpected
[00:25:55] possibility of Egypt rising from its stumbling and defeat
[00:25:58] years and years ago, all global monitoring
[00:26:02] and analysis agencies recorded with great astonishment
[00:26:05] the growing capability and significant development of the Egyptian army
[00:26:08] in planning and performance, which was evident in the precision of planning
[00:26:12] and efficiency of execution during the successful storming of the water
[00:26:16] barrier, the capture of the impregnable Bar Lev Line, and the destruction
[00:26:20] of enemy fortifications east of the Canal."
[00:26:22] I also read from Al-Ahram newspaper
[00:26:26] an article by Osama Saraya titled "The Nobel
[00:26:30] That Angered Trump."
[00:26:32] "85 years old, born in South Africa, she lived through the apartheid
[00:26:36] system, so she chose law as a way
[00:26:39] to resist it. She became the first black woman to serve as a judge
[00:26:43] in the Supreme Court of her country, then chaired
[00:26:46] the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. She served
[00:26:49] as a judge at the International Criminal Court and held the position
[00:26:53] of United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights between
[00:26:56] 2008 and 2014. Her career
[00:27:00] emphasized that responsibility for crimes
[00:27:04] ' mandate, and this defense
[00:27:07] of justice culminated in a real test of the credibility of international
[00:27:11] law in Gaza."
[00:27:13] I conclude with Al-Masry Al-Youm newspaper, in which Amr
[00:27:17] El-Shobaky wrote under the title "Power
[00:27:21] Versus Law." "It is the first
[00:27:23] time that the International Court has been subjected to punishment by a great
[00:27:27] power, with all that this represents as a violation of the value
[00:27:30] of law, which the American administration has practically
[00:27:34] established as the legitimacy of force and oppression at the expense of
[00:27:38] law, which suffered from its non-application. The American administration's
[00:27:41] argument in its decision is that the court
[00:27:44] exceeded its powers by targeting American
[00:27:49] and that it does not have the judicial jurisdiction
[00:27:52] to prosecute them, because the United
[00:27:55] States and Israel are not parties to the Rome Statute establishing
[00:27:59] the court. While the latter considers, according to law and logic,
[00:28:02] that its jurisdiction can include crimes
[00:28:05] committed on territory within its jurisdiction, even if
[00:28:09] the accused is from a country that is not a member of it. This is what it did with
[00:28:12] Israel in the face of the crimes of genocide committed by Netanyahu's
[00:28:16] government in Gaza." To here, Raya,
[00:28:20] these are some of the readings in Egyptian newspapers today.
[00:28:23] Thank you to colleague Salman Bashir for this
[00:28:27] reading in the Egyptian newspapers. What remains in our episode,
[00:28:30] dear viewers, are the most prominent political cartoons selected
[00:28:34] local newspapers today. Let's watch.
[00:28:55] So, dear viewers, this is the most prominent of what we chose for you in today's episode of Press Pens.
[00:28:58] Thank you for your kind follow-up, and always in God's care and protection.
[00:31:21] Now, the government is
[00:31:23] building new settlements in all areas of the West Bank.
[00:31:26] Smotrich's electoral program from the beginning
[00:31:30] was to seize and clear Hebron, and they are working on
[00:31:33] that, unfortunately. There is no, I mean, no reaction from
[00:31:37] the United Nations, the Security Council, and the international
[00:31:41] community. This step is a very serious
[00:31:44] escalation for the city and its residents.
[00:32:38] Peace, mercy, and blessings of God be upon you. Welcome, dear viewers,
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[00:32:45] prisoners and our glorious female prisoners inside
[00:32:47] the occupation prisons and detention centers. Behind
[00:32:51] every prisoner is a story,
[00:32:54] The families wait,
[00:32:57] and memory preserves the details here in
[00:33:01] your call. We don't just ask
[00:33:04] the prisoner about the number of years of imprisonment, but
[00:33:08] the human who carried the story
[00:33:11] to freedom. Today, the guest is
[00:33:15] the released prisoner Ahmed Al-Shimali,
[00:33:18] who spent 17 years
[00:33:21] inside the prisons of the occupation. 17
[00:33:24] years of separation from family
[00:33:27] of separation, of torture policies and all
[00:33:31] the repressive measures that
[00:33:34] prisons. I welcome my guest, the released prisoner
[00:33:37] Ahmed Al-Shimali, from the Shuja'iyya neighborhood, east
[00:33:41] of Gaza City. But today he is displaced in the central governorate. Welcome
[00:33:49] to you and all the staff of Palestine
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[00:33:54] and especially your wonderful program, which was a means
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