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00:00Welcome to Median TV News with Tanja, and we start with the headlines.
00:20Former US President Donald Trump declares that he is fine after his escape from a failed
00:25assassination attempt yesterday during a gathering of electors in Pennsylvania.
00:29The leaders of the world express their shock and solidarity.
00:34In the Gaza Strip, more than 90 people were killed and dozens were injured in an Israeli
00:39bomb attack on a refugee camp in the Al-Mawasi region, and the Hamas movement decides to
00:44stop the ceasefire negotiations.
00:45In Russia, the Kremlin warns of the spread of American missiles far away in Germany,
00:54which could make European capitals a target for Russia.
00:58Welcome.
00:59Welcome to the beginning of the United States, where the former US President Donald Trump
01:13was exposed to an assassination attempt when he was delivering a speech during a gathering
01:20of electors in Pennsylvania.
01:22Trump had suddenly stopped his speech when he heard the sound of the fire at the same
01:27moment, where he disappeared from sight and was not known if he had fallen or only hid
01:33later.
01:34He was taken out of the platform surrounded by security guards and bloodstains began
01:39on his ear.
01:40And before leaving the platform, Trump painted his hand to attend in a sign that he is fine.
01:47The US security and media sources also reported the killing of a firefighter and one of the
01:54attendees in that election gathering.
01:56The FBI has identified the identity of the firefighter to Trump as Thomas Matthew Crooks,
02:05who is 20 years old, from Bethel Park in the state of Pennsylvania.
02:13The FBI has identified the identity of the firefighter to Trump as Thomas Matthew Crooks,
02:22who is 20 years old, from Pennsylvania, according to the US media.
02:27Today, a statement was made to the FBI that Thomas Matthew Crooks is from Bethel Park
02:36in Pennsylvania, and he is the man who attempted to assassinate former President Donald Trump
02:42in Pennsylvania.
02:43U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland announced in a statement that the United States will
02:49not tolerate any kind of violence contrary to their alliance with former President Donald
02:55Trump.
02:57Support for former US President and Republican candidate for the presidency, Donald Trump,
03:04after news of his injury in an attempt to assassinate the failure, during his speech at a
03:11presidential election in Pennsylvania yesterday.
03:14The most important response to the action we follow in the report.
03:19Here we see something that's said, take a look at what happened.
03:24Repeated fire strikes have sparked international reactions in association with Republican
03:30candidate for the presidency, Donald Trump, after an attempt to assassinate him during
03:36an election rally in Pennsylvania.
03:39Among the first reactions was that of US President Joe Biden, who stated that everyone should
03:46be fired, in addition to the fact that there is no place for this kind of violence in his
03:51country.
03:52On the X platform, messages of attack were circulating.
03:55US Vice President Kamala Harris described what happened as a hateful act and expressed
04:01her relief that Trump's injury was not serious.
04:04While former President Barack Obama considered that there is no place for political violence
04:11and that the moment must be seized to commit to civility and respect for policies.
04:16European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen expressed her great shock at what
04:22happened, adding that political violence has no place in democracy.
04:27On the other hand, British Prime Minister Kirsten Sturmer said that he was shocked by the
04:33shocking scenes of the fire that targeted the former US president, stating that there is
04:38no place for such acts in society.
04:41French President Emmanuel Macron, on the other hand, wished Trump a quick recovery,
04:46considering that an attempt to assassinate him is a tragedy for democracy.
04:50Also, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed his shock and said that such violence
04:56has no justification for it and no place for it in this world.
05:00The UN Secretary-General António Guterres strongly condemned the attempt to assassinate
05:06him, directing his wishes for a quick recovery for Trump.
05:10On the other hand, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni expressed her hope that dialogue
05:16and responsibility will be strengthened and that hatred and violence will be overcome in
05:21the coming months of the election campaign.
05:24The same reaction was issued by the head of foreign policy at the European Union,
05:29who called for an attack, indicating that the acts of violence against unacceptable
05:34political representatives.
05:36The Chinese president was aware of his compassion after Trump's attempt to assassinate him,
05:42as the foreign ministry explained that China is following closely the situation surrounding
05:47the firing of the former president, Donald Trump.
05:52Mark Favoli, the former media advisor at the White House, said in a special speech
05:58to the Median TV channel that the incident that Donald Trump was subjected to may make
06:03the road ahead easier for him to win the presidency and will strengthen his limits in the use
06:08of the largest number of American voters.
06:12The photo that you talked about, the image that you talked about of Donald Trump with
06:17blood coming out of his hands.
06:19The image of Donald Trump surrounded by guards while he was wiping his hands of his supporters
06:25I think it is a strong image that carries deep evidence and I think it will serve him
06:31a lot in his election campaign.
06:34What indicates that is the large number of participants in this image on many media
06:40supporters and what equates it to compassion with Trump and rejection and condemnation
06:46of violence.
06:48On the other hand, I think that President Joe Biden was successful in responding quickly
06:55to the events of Pennsylvania, talking about medical care for Trump and the investigation
07:01of what happened.
07:03The incident that Trump was subjected to may make the road to the White House easier.
07:09The claims of firing no doubt make Americans want to vote.
07:16What happened will strengthen Trump's chances of winning the presidential election, especially
07:22in light of the roundtable discussion about Biden's ability to lead the country in another
07:28state and how mentally and physically he will be able to lead the United States in the
07:35next period, given his numerous failures on more than one occasion recently and his
07:42poor performance in the presidential debate in front of his opponent Donald Trump.
07:49It is certain that the voices calling for the replacement of Joe Biden will now become
07:55huge and the division between republicans and democrats will be destroyed.
08:00We will wait to see what the confrontations between the two competitors will be in the
08:05coming days, but in general there are strong indications of the difference in speed that
08:12these two parties are walking in the presidential race.
08:19Commenting on the movements of the White House regarding the incident in Pennsylvania,
08:24Mark Pfeifle, a former White House media advisor, said that President Joe Biden dealt
08:30intelligently with the reality and was able to put the situation through communicating
08:35with the republicans and making the necessary arrangements.
08:39So I think that it does bring about the challenge.
08:42I think that violence can only deepen the division between the supporters of the two
08:47competing parties.
08:49And at the same time, I think that President Joe Biden dealt intelligently with the reality
08:55and was able to put the situation through communicating with the republicans and making
09:01the necessary arrangements.
09:03I really hope that this incident will open the bridges of dialogue between these two
09:09men competing for the presidency in order to preserve the democratic achievements and
09:15the good legacy of the United States in the smooth transition of power.
09:22And this is in line with the future of the country and the coming generations.
09:28A future in which peace prevails and in which all feelings of hatred and hatred are expressed.
09:35So what we are witnessing now makes us a two-legged race or less from an ascent that may lead
09:41to internal confrontations.
09:44Therefore, we do not need more oil pouring into the fire, but we need to unify efforts
09:51and think intelligently to overcome the upcoming challenges.
09:57The transfer of power or this continuation of power.
10:27The head of the political office of Hamas, Ismail Haniyeh, told the media and some regional parties
10:32during a round of phone calls and conversations about the decision of the Hamas movement to stop
10:37negotiations due to the lack of seriousness of the occupation, the policy of delaying and
10:42constant obstruction, and the commitment of massacres against civilians.
10:50On the field, the Israeli forces carried out a new massacre against civilians, where more
10:56than 90 Palestinians were killed, half of them women and children, and about 300 others
11:01were injured, most of them seriously injured, in an Israeli cave on a refugee camp in the
11:06Al-Mawasi region in Khan Younes, south of the border.
11:09The cave was located in an area inhabited by the well-known region of Amin, where there
11:14are more than 80,000 refugees.
11:17Details with Umaym Asbila.
11:20Over the heads of the Amin refugees in their tents, Israeli warplanes dropped their missiles
11:27in the Al-Mawasi region, west of the city of Khan Younes, south of the Gaza Strip.
11:33An area that Israel classified as one of the largest humanitarian areas.
11:39Today, it has turned from a supposed safe haven to a new battlefield, where dozens of
11:47people have been killed and injured.
11:52The civil defense came and stood with us.
11:54They have the same goal as the civil defense.
11:56Martyrs of massacres.
11:58What is this place?
11:59This is a safe area.
12:00All of them are refugees from the north, from the mountains, from Gaza.
12:03All of them are refugees.
12:05All of the children are lying here.
12:07The children, we have to hold them in our hands.
12:09Of course, we are classified as a region in the west of the Al-Mawasi, a safe area,
12:15which happened in less than five minutes.
12:19A fire broke out in the square, and we were immediately taken to the ground.
12:27Injuries were in front of me.
12:29Martyrs were in front of me.
12:31A large number of family members and neighbors were injured.
12:35Those who were martyred were martyred, and those who were injured were injured.
12:39Three minutes after the situation became critical, the ambulances came to us again
12:47and targeted the area around the place.
12:52The simple tents for the refugees turned from shelters to shelters,
12:56where the bodies and scattered bodies are scattered.
13:00At the same time, medical teams and rescue teams continue their work to rescue the injured.
13:06Despite the Israeli army targeting their cars by bombing,
13:10hospitals are unable to receive more injured people after the health system in the sector was destroyed.
13:19I ask the World Health Organization to support the health system as much as possible,
13:26because the situation is disastrous.
13:28We do not have surgical equipment, we do not have tools, we do not have medicine,
13:33in addition to the secrets.
13:35The only hospital operating in the southern region is the Nasser Medical Association.
13:39After all the hospitals in the southern region left service,
13:43the hospital is full of patients, full of injured people.
13:46We do not find secrets to put patients on.
13:49In this area, thousands of Palestinian refugees have been targeted,
13:55who have migrated from different parts of the sector
13:59after Israeli directives to move to it, claiming that it is safe.
14:04However, the Israeli army said that the estimates indicate that the killings were from Hamas elements,
14:10and mentioned that the cave was in an area adjacent to Hamas,
14:15and that most of the people were armed.
14:21And to talk about this topic with us from Jerusalem,
14:24the author, political analyst and expert on Israeli affairs, Mr. Firas Yaghi.
14:29Greetings to you, Mr. Yaghi.
14:31First of all, was Hamas's decision to stop the negotiations
14:35a precaution in view of the policy of obstruction and diversion
14:39practiced by Netanyahu's government in relation to the success of the ceasefire agreement?
14:49Greetings to you and to the viewers.
14:51Until now, there has not been a decision by Hamas to stop the negotiations.
14:56Mr. Al-Rashid, a member of the political office of the Hamas movement,
15:00refused that there should be a halt to the negotiations,
15:03and that what the Associated Press reported about my leadership in Hamas,
15:08based on his advice, is what is happening,
15:11and that the Egyptians are saying that the negotiations are frozen
15:16as a result of internal conflicts among the Israeli art delegation
15:21as a result of new proposals by Netanyahu and new conditions proposed by Netanyahu.
15:27Therefore, the negotiations are frozen,
15:30and they are now frozen.
15:32There are no negotiations until Israel responds to what the Egyptians,
15:37the Qatari and the Americans have offered.
15:40Until now, the Israeli art delegation has not been able to convince Netanyahu
15:45to return to the papers that were presented to the Hamas movement
15:49and that were proposed by President Biden.
15:51Netanyahu insisted on his new four conditions
15:54that relate to the Gulf of Philadelphia,
15:56and with the return of the displaced people and their search in Netzerim,
16:02and not to stop the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip
16:08until the goals announced by the Israeli government are achieved.
16:12What happened in the negotiations yesterday
16:14is an attempt by Netanyahu to break the negotiations
16:18and to push Hamas to freeze the negotiations
16:23so that the ball is moved to the resistance field
16:27and that Netanyahu and his delegation,
16:30who are negotiating and waiting for the mediators to respond to many issues,
16:37especially those related to the main issues in the Gulf of Philadelphia,
16:42and the return of the displaced people.
16:44There is a previous agreement on the return of the displaced people without conditions.
16:48Now Netanyahu says that he will not allow the return of the armed forces
16:52from the south to the north,
16:54and he means that there is a mechanism in the Gulf of Netzerim
16:58to search for the displaced people on their return,
17:01and this is not acceptable to him.
17:04Mr. Firas, in your opinion, as you said,
17:07in the face of this friction,
17:09in your opinion, how will this friction be reflected
17:12on the pressure exerted by the Israeli street
17:15directed to Netanyahu's government to launch the ceasefire?
17:20Now the entire Israeli street bears the responsibility of Netanyahu,
17:24and the Israeli security delegation and a large part of this delegation
17:31wants to say that we are two steps away from liberating 20 to 30 prisoners
17:36from the prisons that exist,
17:38and within two weeks we will be able to reach an agreement,
17:42but what Netanyahu is proposing is a mess,
17:45and it will lead to weeks of negotiations.
17:48This is what Netanyahu wants.
17:50Netanyahu is looking for a kind of refugee
17:53so that he can achieve his political schedule this month
17:59because he announced two days ago
18:02that he will discuss the deal with President Biden,
18:05which means that he does not want to go to a deal
18:08before visiting Washington,
18:10and also in order to reach the summer vacation
18:13and the summer vacation to the Israeli side,
18:16which reduces the pressure on him
18:18and postpones any possibility of lowering the government for three months,
18:22and thus prolongs the life of his government for three months
18:26because there will be no pressure on him,
18:28neither in the law of deportation nor in the law of the governor,
18:31in addition to the issue of the entry of Gaza as a whole to the third stage,
18:35according to the concept of military operations,
18:38in addition to the last point,
18:40which is the issue of the decision regarding the North Gate.
18:43This is what Netanyahu is looking for.
18:45He does not want to give the Israeli army a chance,
18:48and especially the guards, to breathe,
18:51because if the guards breathe,
18:53the number of protesters in the Israeli streets will increase,
18:57and we will see tens of thousands,
18:59in fact, hundreds of thousands,
19:01demanding early elections,
19:03and this is what concerns and frightens Netanyahu,
19:06so Netanyahu is lying,
19:08and does not want a deal,
19:10not even in the first stage,
19:12nor a comprehensive deal within the Gaza Strip.
19:14Mr. Firas, in your opinion,
19:16can we say that the United States
19:18has failed in its role
19:20in forcing the parties involved,
19:22the Hamas movement and Israel,
19:24to find a ground for a ceasefire?
19:30I can say that the US administration
19:33has succeeded and failed.
19:35It has succeeded in forcing the Egyptian and Qatari intermediaries
19:40to pressurize Hamas,
19:42which led to Marouna,
19:44which led to negotiations,
19:46and it has failed in forcing a ceasefire
19:48since the first stage,
19:50and it went to the negotiations
19:52that will begin on the 16th of the first stage,
19:56under the title of taking
19:58Hamas and the resistance
20:00American, Egyptian and Qatari guarantees
20:03that Netanyahu will not cut the negotiations
20:05and we will continue the fight.
20:07No, there will be a comprehensive ceasefire
20:11to become permanent,
20:13or to reach the stage of permanent calm,
20:15until it is reached.
20:17Thank you.
20:19But it has failed in pressuring Netanyahu,
20:21because Netanyahu has another agenda,
20:23and Netanyahu seems to understand
20:25the internal situation in America
20:27more than anyone else.
20:29The political analyst and expert
20:31on Israeli affairs, Mr. Firas Yaghi,
20:33you were with us from Jerusalem.
20:35Thank you very much for all this information.
20:37Thank you.
20:39The Kremlin warned that
20:41the spread of American missiles
20:43from European capitals
20:45is a target for Russian missiles
20:47in a new confrontation
20:49that reminds us of the Cold War.
20:51The Kremlin said that
20:53Europe is under the control of Russian missiles,
20:55and that Russia is under the control
20:57of American missiles in Europe,
20:59indicating that Russia is able
21:01to contain these missiles.
21:03Yesterday, Russian Defense Minister
21:05Andrei Pilosov and his American counterpart
21:07Lloyd Austin conducted phone surveys
21:09that discussed the possibility
21:11that the Russian Defense Ministry
21:13may be affected by this.
21:15This concludes our broadcast.
21:17Thank you for watching.
21:19Goodbye.