مدي 1 تي في : MEDI1 MORNING - 28/09/2024
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00:00Good morning to all of you, welcome to the news hour on Median TV, the easiest after publishing the top news of the hour.
00:25Israeli raids following the South Beirut victim, and a mystery surrounding the fate of Hezbollah's Secretary General, Hassan Nasrallah.
00:37A few days after the presidential elections, the Tunisian parliament withdraws the special ruling in the election debates from the administrative court and assigns it to the Sinaf court.
00:51In Morocco, the neighborhood of Mars Sultan in Dar Al-Bayda gets second place among the most beautiful neighborhoods in the world, according to the famous British magazine Time Out.
01:04The Israeli army announced this morning that it carried out new strikes on Hezbollah's targets in the east of Lebanon after a violent shelling on the victim of the South Beirut, Ma'qil al-Hezb.
01:23Hezbollah also indicated to the embassies that warning embassies were launched in the north of Israel, while Hezbollah launched missiles in the region of Kabir with Fadi-1 missiles.
01:36The Israeli army carried out a violent strike on Hezbollah's headquarters in the victim of the South Beirut, targeting senior leaders, including the Secretary General of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah.
01:57It is possible that Israel will move to a wild attack on the south of Lebanon in the next phase. We follow this interview with our correspondent Khaldoun Zayn al-Din from Beirut.
02:08In response to the issue of the wild attack, there is the Israeli Security Council preparing me to carry out operational missions, as Israel mentioned, as the Israeli Prime Minister mentioned and admonished his soldiers.
02:21The wild attack may be in the south, specifically in the south of Lebanon, when it is confirmed that Hezbollah has lost many of its components that allow it to block the attack.
02:32It is as if we are in a pandora's box. We do not know what may come out of this box. Pager targets, wireless devices, raids that are carried out precisely in specific areas in the south of Lebanon, all indicate that the intelligence information is very accurate in the Hawza of Israel.
02:51We can witness this panic, perhaps to secure the security belt to be transported in the south of Lebanon.
02:57As for the American position, as we noticed in the initial data, America was not aware, according to the information, of this attack in advance.
03:06Then there are some sources, quoted by the American website Axios, say that Gallant informed the American leadership when the Israeli planes were in the air, and the United States is trying to prevent this attack in particular, perhaps to play a role in arranging things, perhaps to play such a role.
03:26But in practice, the observers, of course, do not separate between Israel and America, and it is not possible for Israel to go to this extent and advance to this extent without gaining American green light.
03:39We are in a tense international situation. Israel has gone far in the Gaza Strip and has imposed conditions with high negotiation papers. Therefore, this is an opportunity that Israel will not miss, and the Israeli Prime Minister will not miss it either.
03:59I believe that the Israeli position is consistent with the American position at this crucial moment.
04:06Dozens of people were killed and injured in the Israeli bombings that hit the southern suburbs of Beirut and Israel, a series of bombings on what was said to be the central headquarters of the Lebanese Hezbollah, using large missiles and bombs capable of penetrating fortifications.
04:25Details with Omar Shiblali.
04:27Israel has launched violent air strikes on what is said to be the main headquarters of Hezbollah in the southern suburbs of Beirut.
04:43These Israeli bombings destroyed, according to sources close to Hezbollah, several buildings in total destruction, and a series of large-scale explosions occurred in the suburbs of the Lebanese capital and its surroundings.
04:59Following the series of Israeli air strikes, the Israeli army carried out a precise strike on the central headquarters of Hezbollah, which is located under a residential building in the heart of the southern suburbs.
05:20We are prepared for any attack.
05:22These strikes came a few minutes after the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's agreement with the United Nations that military operations against Hezbollah will continue.
05:38I said to the people of Lebanon this week, get out of the pit of death in which Hezbollah has placed you.
05:44Do not let Hezbollah drive Lebanon into the abyss.
05:47We are not at war with you.
05:49We are at war with Hezbollah, which has taken your country and threatens to destroy our country.
05:56As long as Hezbollah chooses the path of war, Israel will have no choice but to remove this threat and return our citizens to their homes safely.
06:06This is exactly what we are doing.
06:10These violent strikes come to undermine the hopes of applying a 21-day ban, which France and the United States called for this week.
06:24Israel rejected Hezbollah's proposal for a ban, while Hezbollah announced that it would stop firing on Israel as soon as it reached a ceasefire in Gaza.
06:36Israel carried out hundreds of air strikes against Hezbollah's targets in Lebanon this week.
06:42According to the Lebanese authorities, hundreds of people were killed and thousands were displaced.
06:48The United Nations has confirmed that the escalation described as catastrophic by Israeli attacks on Lebanon has left the country in the face of a period that has been the most bloody in years.
07:01On the other hand, in the Gaza Strip, the United Nations launched an initiative that aims to empower Gaza's students through educational activities.
07:14The initiative aims to provide educational materials and entertainment activities to students after the Israeli war destroyed most schools.
07:24This is the scene with Nouf Al-Khameishi.
07:30The Israeli war destroyed dozens of schools in Gaza, and these students did not find anything but these camps to study, as is the case in Deir el-Balah in central Gaza.
07:42There are no chairs or desks, only papers and pens to enable Gaza's children to study.
07:50The initiative, which is supervised by UNRWA, targets 45 schools in the first phase, to include 94 schools in the next phase.
07:59It is an initiative that has left a great impact on the souls of these students.
08:05I learned the information that I had forgotten in the previous method.
08:11We went back to school and learned a lot of beautiful and good things.
08:22In addition to educational lessons, the UNRWA is working on this initiative to provide games, arts, music and sports activities for Gaza's students.
08:31The educational framework hopes to contribute to reducing the impact of the war on the psychological health of children.
08:41Thank God, the agency made this program, and we had to include our children in order to continue the educational process.
08:47We see the reality of the situation in the United States and other places.
08:52The future of the students is that they will be able to continue their education.
08:57This initiative is another attempt to compensate for the losses of school time.
09:02The Israeli war left Gaza with heavy losses in infrastructure.
09:07According to the Palestinian Ministry of Education, the Israeli war destroyed about 90% of schools.
09:14We have many parties that implement educational initiatives.
09:19However, these initiatives cannot stop the educational process, which is the main and official process.
09:27The students go to school and then take this educational path.
09:32Therefore, we ask again for the end of the war on the psychological health of children.
09:36We ask for the end of the war on the psychological health of children.
09:39We ask for the end of the war on the psychological health of children.
09:43Didn't the universities give up their role as a result of the ongoing Israeli war?
09:48A war that pushed more than half a million Palestinian students out of the classroom.
09:59The Elysee Palace announced yesterday that French President Emmanuel Macron
10:03will visit Morocco at the end of October,
10:07with the aim of strengthening diplomatic relations between the two countries.
10:11The French President said that His Highness the King Mohammed VI
10:15sent a letter of invitation to the French President at this date,
10:19in which he welcomed the promise of the two countries.
10:23France opened a new page in bilateral relations between the two countries
10:28after an important initiative by the French President towards Morocco,
10:33when he confirmed in a letter addressed to His Highness the King Mohammed VI
10:38on the occasion of the Eid of the Throne,
10:41the support of Paris to plan the self-government to resolve the issue of the Moroccan Sahara.
10:48The Minister of Foreign Affairs and African Cooperation
10:51and the Moroccans living abroad, Nasser Bourita, said yesterday in New York
10:55that the growing international dynamic supporting the Moroccan Sahara
11:00is confirming a path that will not return to a political solution to this regional conflict.
11:06It is a restriction on the plan of self-government
11:09within the framework of the national sovereignty of the Kingdom and its territorial unity.
11:13In a statement to the press on Thursday,
11:16the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly,
11:19Bourita confirmed that this stable dynamic
11:22questions the United Nations in the first place
11:25and calls for a balance in the UN system.
11:29On the ground, he firmly confirms that the Moroccan plan
11:34for self-government presented by the Kingdom in 2007
11:38is the only solution to this conflict
11:41in full respect of the territorial unity of Morocco and its national sovereignty.
11:49In the context, the Kingdom of Lowlands in New York
11:53renewed its position in support of the Moroccan plan for self-government
11:58and described it as a serious and credible contribution
12:03in the political process led by the United Nations.
12:07The Dutch foreign minister, Casper Veldkamp, said
12:11that his country considers the Moroccan plan for self-government presented in 2007
12:17as a serious and credible contribution in the political process
12:22led by the United Nations to balance the conflict in the Sahara.
12:26On the other hand, the Arab minister said
12:29that he is comfortable with the stability and diversity of relations with Morocco,
12:33which includes a large number of areas,
12:36from trade to security and from the fight against terrorism to the issue of immigration.
12:40As for the importance of regional stability,
12:44I would like to pay attention to the situation.
12:47Regarding the importance of regional stability,
12:50I want to draw attention to the issue of the Sahara.
12:53I would like to remind you of the position of the Dutch government two years ago.
12:57My country supports the efforts of the UN Special Envoy for the Sahara
13:03in order to follow a political series that aims to reach a fair, permanent and acceptable political solution
13:10from both sides in accordance with the decision of the Security Council
13:14and the principles and goals of the United Nations.
13:19The Dutch government considers the self-government plan
13:22presented by Morocco in 2007
13:25as a serious and credible contribution to this political solution
13:31led by the United Nations to the political process led by the United Nations.
13:37In response to the high instructions of His Majesty King Mohammed VI,
13:42the Commander-in-Chief and Chief of the General Staff of the Royal Armed Forces,
13:47which aims to strengthen the operational capabilities of the Royal Armed Forces
13:53and to strengthen the independence and sovereignty of the two nations,
13:57regarding the defense transportation equipment,
14:00the National Defense Administration and Tata Advanced Systems Limited,
14:06affiliated with the Tata Group,
14:10a strategic partnership aimed at the local production of a land combat vehicle
14:16by the Tata Advanced Systems factory in Morocco.
14:23In the midst of tense atmosphere and under severe security measures,
14:27the Tunisian parliament considered the proposed amendment to the electoral law
14:32to remove the administrative court from the electoral disputes
14:36and to make it exclusive to the judiciary.
14:39The amendment caused widespread controversy
14:41as it coincided with the election campaign
14:44and its approach to the date of the election on October 6,
14:47which it considered as an opposition to the cleanliness of the elections.
14:51Fatiha Al-Falhi with details.
14:55A general meeting in a hurry in the Tunisian parliament
14:58dedicated to the amendment of the electoral law
15:02nine days before the amendment on October 6.
15:06The aim is to remove the administrative court from the electoral disputes
15:11and to make it exclusive to the judiciary.
15:14The initiators of the amendment say
15:17that the administrative court is no longer neutral
15:20and that it may test the results of the elections.
15:23Today the administrative court plays an active role
15:27in directing the candidates for the presidential elections
15:30which does not leave room for doubt.
15:33The administrative court is no longer neutral
15:36and we found ourselves in front of a great dispute between the body and the court.
15:41Several voices of opposition even within the parliament
15:44defended the administrative court,
15:46especially after its bold decisions
15:49to return three candidates to the presidential race
15:53that the body of the elections had rejected.
15:56I will vote against this law
15:58because the electoral law cannot be changed within a week of the elections.
16:02We used to say that the electoral law cannot be changed within a year of the elections.
16:06So how can we accept to change it within a week of the elections?
16:09Outside the parliament walls,
16:11there are strict security measures.
16:13Roads leading to the headquarters have been closed.
16:16Activists, politicians and representatives of several parties
16:20protested against the amendment of the electoral law.
16:24In international standards,
16:26the rules of competition cannot be changed within a year of the elections.
16:31It seems that the current regime and the president
16:35want to win these elections without any competitors
16:42and to step on all the rules and laws.
16:46Because the qualification for disputing is not the judicial system,
16:51but the administrative court.
16:54According to the decision of the Tunisian Parliament,
16:58the Supreme Court rejected the amendment
17:02after asking to start a vote on it,
17:05as it is not allowed during the election period, according to the parliament.
17:09Among those who consider it a disgrace and an abuse of democracy
17:13and those who see it as a salvation for the electoral path
17:16and for the country in general,
17:18the dispute is escalating.
17:20In order to amend the electoral law nine days before the election,
17:25in a political atmosphere,
17:27there is a lot of tension.
17:29Al-Falhi Media, Tunisia.
17:34The neighborhood of Mers-el-Sultan in the White House
17:37ranked second among the most beautiful neighborhoods in the world.
17:41This came in a ranking made by the British magazine,
17:44the famous Time Out.
17:46This ranking includes more than 30 neighborhoods
17:49from different parts of the world.
17:51Mers-el-Sultan is placed at the top of the most attractive neighborhoods in Africa.
17:57This is the report of Iman Mouji, Buenos Aires.
18:01With its original architecture,
18:03characterized by the Art Deco style,
18:06its unique details,
18:08and its simple atmosphere,
18:10the neighborhood of Mers-el-Sultan in the White House
18:13ranks second among the most beautiful neighborhoods in the world.
18:18This ranking came in a ranking made by the famous British magazine,
18:21Time Out.
18:22This ranking includes more than 30 neighborhoods
18:24from different parts of the world.
18:26There is something that I want to talk about.
18:28I mean, the restaurants, the cafes,
18:32the products,
18:34and at the same time,
18:36the architecture of the houses and the buildings
18:44has a special feature.
18:46This is a primary office.
18:48We are standing next to it.
18:50It used to hold an exhibition.
18:52This is the furniture of the Royal Palace.
18:55It was a company that was in charge of the furniture of the Royal Palace.
18:58Since 1934 or more,
19:02it used to hold an exhibition
19:04to show the people of this neighborhood
19:07how they used to live with the furniture.
19:10Especially, the celebration of the Royal Palace
19:13at the door of the neighborhood.
19:16Mers-el-Sultan ranks second among the most beautiful neighborhoods in the world,
19:20not surprising the residents of the area.
19:22A strong relationship that connects Najat with this original neighborhood.
19:26It grew and flourished here,
19:28and its memory is still full of stories
19:31that have nothing but a connection to its origin.
19:34Mers-el-Sultan, for us,
19:37is our homeland.
19:39Without Morocco, we would not be here.
19:41But Mers-el-Sultan,
19:43for us,
19:45we grew up in it.
19:47It was the active neighborhood
19:49of the French, the Jews,
19:51the Spaniards.
19:53We were one family.
19:55We took everything one by one.
19:57There were Ansaris, Emiratis,
19:59Sibelians, Italians,
20:01Jews, Moroccans.
20:03We lived with them,
20:05we entered with them,
20:07they entered with us.
20:09We were one family.
20:11Away from the beauty of its architecture
20:13and the diversity of its culture,
20:15Mers-el-Sultan is a haven for young people
20:17thirsty for art and creativity.
20:19From here, a number of artists
20:21like the late Abdelhafd Dukkali,
20:23began to transform his house into a museum
20:25that attracts visitors
20:27from all walks of life.
20:29The local culture of Mers-el-Sultan
20:31and the spirit of co-existence
20:33make it one of the most dynamic
20:35and welcoming urban areas
20:37in the world.
20:39This is the end of our broadcast.
20:41Our morning news is still
20:43the latest news of Riyadh.
20:51Joining us here in the studio
20:53is Monsif Addi.
20:55Good morning, Monsif.
20:57Good morning, Fethullah.
20:59Welcome, dear viewers.
21:01So, Monsif, let's start
21:03with the preparation of the football
21:05for the quarter-final match.
21:07Yes, Fethullah.
21:09The Moroccan team
21:11has already started
21:13preparing for the match
21:15against Brazil
21:17in the quarter-final match
21:19of the World Cup
21:21under the supervision
21:23of coach Shamad Kik
21:25with the goal of
21:27getting the team
21:29out of a tough match
21:31against the Iranian team.
21:33The Moroccan team
21:35will face Brazil
21:37in an important match
21:39to qualify for the quarter-final.
21:43And about the match
21:45between the Moroccan team
21:47and the Brazilian team
21:49in the quarter-final match
21:51of the World Cup.
22:19The Moroccan team
22:21will face Brazil
22:23in an important match
22:25to qualify for the quarter-final.
22:27The Moroccan team
22:29will face Brazil
22:31in an important match
22:33to qualify for the quarter-final.
22:35The Moroccan team
22:37will face Brazil
22:39in an important match
22:41to qualify for the quarter-final.
22:43The Moroccan team
22:45will face Brazil
22:47in an important match
22:49to qualify for the quarter-final.
23:17The Moroccan team
23:19will face Brazil
23:21in an important match
23:23to qualify for the quarter-final.
23:47The Moroccan team
23:49will face Brazil
23:51in an important match
23:53to qualify for the quarter-final.
24:17The Moroccan team
24:19will face Brazil
24:21in an important match
24:23to qualify for the quarter-final.
24:47The Moroccan team
24:49will face Brazil
24:51in an important match
24:53to qualify for the quarter-final.
24:55The Moroccan team
24:57will face Brazil
24:59in an important match
25:01to qualify for the quarter-final.
25:17The Moroccan team
25:19will face Brazil
25:21in an important match
25:23to qualify for the quarter-final.
25:25The Moroccan team
25:27will face Brazil
25:29in an important match
25:31to qualify for the quarter-final.
25:33The Moroccan team
25:35will face Brazil
25:37in an important match
25:39to qualify for the quarter-final.
25:41The Moroccan team
25:43will face Brazil
25:45in an important match
25:47to qualify for the quarter-final.
25:49The Moroccan team
25:51will face Brazil
25:53in an important match
25:55to qualify for the quarter-final.
25:57The Moroccan team
25:59will face Brazil
26:01in an important match
26:03to qualify for the quarter-final.
26:05The Moroccan team
26:07will face Brazil
26:09in an important match
26:11to qualify for the quarter-final.
26:13The Moroccan team
26:15will face Brazil
26:17in an important match
26:19to qualify for the quarter-final.
26:25The Italian club
26:27will face Milan
26:29in an important match
26:31to qualify for the quarter-final.
26:33The Italian club
26:35will face Milan
26:37in an important match
26:39to qualify for the quarter-final.
26:41The Italian team
26:43will face
26:45the French team
26:47in an important match
26:49to qualify for the quarter-final.
26:51The Italian team
26:53will face
26:55the French team
26:57in an important match
26:59to qualify for the quarter-final.
27:01The Italian team
27:03will face
27:05the French team
27:07in an important match
27:09to qualify for the quarter-final.
27:11The Italian team
27:13will face
27:15the French team
27:17in an important match
27:19to qualify for the quarter-final.
27:21The Italian team
27:23will face
27:25the French team
27:27in an important match
27:29to qualify for the quarter-final.
27:31The Italian team
27:33will face
27:35the French team
27:37in an important match
27:39to qualify for the quarter-final.
27:41The Italian team
27:43will face
27:45the French team
27:47in an important match
27:49to qualify for the quarter-final.
27:51The Italian team
27:53will face
27:55the French team
27:57in an important match
27:59to qualify for the quarter-final.
28:01The Italian team
28:03will face
28:05the French team
28:07in an important match
28:09to qualify for the quarter-final.
28:11The Italian team
28:13will face
28:15the French team
28:17in an important match
28:19to qualify for the quarter-final.
28:21The Italian team
28:23will face
28:25the French team
28:27in an important match
28:29to qualify for the quarter-final.
28:31The Italian team
28:33will face
28:35the French team
28:37in an important match
28:39to qualify for the quarter-final.
28:41The Italian team
28:43will face
28:45the French team
28:47in an important match
28:49to qualify for the quarter-final.
28:51The Italian team
28:53will face
28:55the French team
28:57in an important match
28:59to qualify for the quarter-final.
29:03It's an incredible day.
29:27This team knows
29:29what it's capable of now.
29:33It's a game of nerves
29:35and control over nerves.
29:37I was confident
29:39about our performance.
29:41I'm proud of the players
29:43and excited.
29:45We played well yesterday
29:47and we didn't have any problems.
29:49The first day was disappointing
29:51because the team
29:53focused on their good work
29:55and we, the 4 of us,
29:57are asking them
29:59to stay there.
30:01and that's all we have in this sports round, back to you Fethullah.
30:03Thank you, colleague Monsif Addy, for this round.
30:06Of course, we will meet you during our next news segment.
30:10Now, we will continue our news segment in Moroccan and Arab news.
30:19It's 8.30, and this is a reminder of this morning's top stories.
30:25Israeli raids are following the southern victim of Beirut
30:29and there are mysteries surrounding Hezbollah's Secretary General, Hassan Nasrallah.
30:36The Netherlands is reaffirming its support for the Moroccan self-government
30:40and calling it a serious and credible contribution
30:44in the international political process to solve the issue of health.
30:49A few days away from the presidential elections,
30:54the Tunisian parliament is drawing up a special ruling
30:57in the electoral disputes from the administrative court
31:00and sending it to the Sinai court.
31:07This morning, the Israeli army announced new strikes
31:10on Hezbollah's targets in eastern Lebanon.
31:13After a violent shelling last night
31:16on the victim of Beirut, Ma'qil al-Hizb.
31:20He also pointed out that alarm bells rang in northern Israel
31:25and announced that Hezbollah had launched missiles
31:28on the region of Kaberi with one Fadi missile.
31:31The Israeli army carried out a violent strike
31:35yesterday on Hezbollah's headquarters in the southern victim of Beirut
31:40targeting senior leaders,
31:43including the Secretary General of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah,
31:47who made headlines around his destination.
31:50The Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation
31:53and Moroccans living abroad, Nasser Bourita,
31:56said yesterday in New York
31:58that the growing international dynamic
32:01supporting the Moroccan Sahara
32:03is a path to no return to a political solution
32:06to this regional conflict.
32:08It is based on a self-governing plan
32:11and within the framework of national sovereignty
32:14for the Kingdom and its territorial unity.
32:17In a statement to the press
32:20on the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly,
32:24Bourita said that this stable dynamic
32:27questions the United Nations in the first place
32:30and calls for a balance in the UN system.
32:33On the ground, he emphasized that the Moroccan plan
32:37for self-government,
32:39which the Kingdom presented in 2007,
32:42is the only solution to this conflict
32:45with full respect for the territorial unity
32:48of Morocco and its national sovereignty.
32:54In the context, the Kingdom of the Lowlands
32:57in New York renewed its position
33:00in support of the Moroccan plan for self-government
33:03and described it as a serious and credible contribution
33:07to the political process led by the United Nations.
33:10The Dutch Foreign Minister, Casper Veldkamp,
33:14said that his country considers the Moroccan plan
33:17for self-government to be a serious and credible contribution
33:21to the political process led by the United Nations
33:24in order to balance the conflict in the Sahara.
33:27On the other hand, the minister
33:29emphasized his confidence in the stability
33:32and diversity of relations with Morocco,
33:35which includes a large number of areas
33:38from trade to security and from the fight against terrorism
33:43to the issue of migration.
33:46As for the importance of regional stability,
33:49I would like to pay attention to the situation.
33:52Regarding the importance of regional stability,
33:55I would like to draw attention to the Sahara.
33:58I would like to remind you of the position
34:01of the Dutch government two years ago.
34:04My country supports the efforts of the UN
34:07for the Sahara in order to follow a political series
34:10that aims to reach a political solution
34:13that is fair, permanent and acceptable
34:16by both parties in accordance with the decision
34:19of the Security Council and the principles
34:22and goals of the United Nations.
34:25The Netherlands considers the self-government plan
34:28presented by Morocco in 2007
34:31a serious and credible contribution
34:34to this political solution led by the United Nations.
34:38Morocco, in the midst of a tense atmosphere
34:41and under strict security measures,
34:44considered the Tunisian parliament
34:47in proposing an amendment to the electoral law
34:50to remove the administrative court
34:53from the electoral disputes
34:56and make them exclusive to the judicial system.
34:59The review caused widespread controversy
35:02to coincide with the election campaign
35:05and the Tunisian parliament
35:08which was supposed to be elected on October 6.
35:11This is a report from our correspondent in Tunisia.
35:16A general meeting in a hurry in the Tunisian parliament
35:19dedicated to the amendment of the electoral law
35:22nine days before the election
35:25on October 6.
35:28The aim is to remove the administrative court
35:31from the electoral disputes
35:35and make it exclusive to the judicial system.
35:38The initiators of the review say
35:41that the administrative court is no longer exclusive
35:44and that it may nullify the results of the elections.
35:47Today, the administrative court plays an active role
35:50in directing the voters to the presidential elections
35:53which does not leave room for doubt
35:56that the administrative court has become non-exclusive
35:59and we found ourselves in front of a big dispute
36:03There were several opposing voices even in the parliament
36:06that defended the administrative court
36:09especially after its bold decisions
36:12to return three candidates to the presidential election
36:15which was rejected by the electoral commission.
36:18I will vote against this law
36:21because the electoral law cannot be changed
36:24during the election week.
36:27We used to say that the electoral law cannot be changed
36:30during the election week.
36:33Outside the parliament walls,
36:36strict security measures have been implemented
36:39to block the roads leading to the headquarters.
36:42Activists, politicians and representatives
36:45protested against the amendment of the electoral law.
36:48In international standards,
36:51the rules of competition cannot be changed
36:54during the election year.
36:58I don't want to win the elections
37:01without any competitors
37:04and I don't want to step on all the rules.
37:07Because it is not the judicial court
37:10that is qualified to argue in disputes
37:13but the administrative court.
37:16According to the decision of the Tunisian Parliament,
37:19the Supreme Court rejected the amendment
37:22of the legislative amendment
37:25because it is not allowed during the election period,
37:28according to the parliament.
37:31Among those who consider it a scandal
37:34and an assassination of democracy
37:37and those who see it as a salvation
37:40for the electoral path and the country in general,
37:43the division is collapsing
37:46in order to amend the electoral law
37:49nine days before the invention
37:53of the Tunisian parliament.
37:56The Moroccan journal Al-Shabaab
37:59and the UNESCO have organized
38:02a scientific conference
38:05on the International Day of Rights
38:08for the Adoption of Information
38:11to strengthen the principles of democracy and governance.
38:14This is a report by Al-Hilafi.
38:17To facilitate the free flow of ideas
38:20and to promote the adoption of information
38:23by the Moroccan journal Al-Shabaab
38:26in partnership with UNESCO.
38:29Through this conference,
38:32we aim to open a public debate
38:35among various social activists
38:38about the right to access information
38:41and the right to access public information
38:44for the citizens.
38:47This is a very important day
38:50for UNESCO
38:53because on this day
38:56the organization contributes
38:59with the forum
39:02to organize the activities
39:05of the conference
39:08through discussions with experts
39:11and also as an activity
39:14to promote the principles of democracy
39:17and transparency and responsibility.
39:20The goal of this conference
39:23is to come up with a set of recommendations
39:26and suggestions
39:29presented in the framework
39:32of a comprehensive memorandum
39:35for the relevant organizations
39:38in order to evaluate the achievements
39:41of public information.
39:44Today's intervention focuses
39:47on parliamentary information
39:50and the difference is that
39:53parliamentary information is a public property
39:56and it is supposed to be published
39:59in a competitive way
40:02and to be available to the public
40:05without the need to obtain information.
40:09This is reflected in the new website
40:12of the Parliament
40:15and the work of the Parliamentary Council
40:18on its new website.
40:21This agreement also contributed
40:24to the adoption of the constitutional text
40:27and the adoption of the constitutional text
40:30of the 2011 Constitution
40:33on the principle of the right to access information
40:36and the right to access information
40:39which has been in force since 2019
40:42by the President of the Government.
40:45The conference focuses on the international approach
40:48to the right to access information
40:51with a vision that provides the legal path
40:54and strengthens the governance
40:57and transparency on the ground
41:00with the focus on digital role
41:04We have reached the moment
41:07of the guest segment
41:10to discuss developments in the Middle East
41:13and the escalation of the danger
41:16between Israel and Hezbollah from London.
41:19The expert and political researcher
41:22Mohamed Al-Madhaji joins us.
41:25Welcome to us, Mr. Al-Karim.
41:28Greetings to you and the audience.
41:31Israel is intensifying its raids
41:34on different locations in the Lebanese capital,
41:37Beirut, and is targeting the leaders
41:40of Hezbollah.
41:43Where do you think the confrontation is heading
41:46in light of these indicators on the ground?
41:49We must note that this operation
41:52began inside Syria.
41:55For more than a year, there have been assassinations
41:58of senior revolutionaries on Syrian soil,
42:01especially in Damascus.
42:04Some of them were adopted by Israel
42:07and some were not adopted by Israel
42:10indicating that the United States
42:13carried out these operations.
42:16What is happening now in Lebanon
42:19is a continuation of what happened in Syria
42:22and not a link of events only in Gaza.
42:25Of course, there is a connection
42:28between what is happening in Lebanon
42:31and what happened in Gaza,
42:34but the most important thing is what happened
42:37in Syria. The leadership of the militias
42:40and the revolutionary guards,
42:43including General Ezzati,
42:46who was assassinated recently in the Iranian consulate
42:49in Damascus,
42:52and a serious decision
42:55was taken by the United States
42:58and, of course, Israel to extend
43:01American policy in the region
43:04to eliminate the armed militias
43:07outside the countries' borders in the region.
43:10This is an American interest
43:13because the American army, according to
43:16an announced policy, wants to withdraw
43:19from the Middle East and North Africa
43:22to the west of the Pacific Ocean
43:25and focus on China.
43:28Another point is about completing
43:31the American siege on China
43:34from the western front, i.e. Pakistan,
43:37Afghanistan and Central Asia.
43:40The situation in the Middle East
43:43should be stabilized so that the American army
43:46can carry out this huge plan
43:49to go towards China and besiege it.
43:52From here, we see that all the chaos
43:55and all the hot areas
43:58will be eliminated.
44:01After Lebanon, there will be
44:04Cyprus, Iraq, Yemen
44:07and even Libya.
44:10I do not expect, as it is said in the media,
44:13that there will be a great war in Lebanon.
44:16I do not think that will happen.
44:19Mr. Mohamed,
44:22the Lebanese Hezbollah
44:25is limited compared to
44:28the Israeli targets
44:31that have suffered significant losses
44:34in the Hezbollah's construction.
44:37What are the military options
44:40for the Hezbollah?
44:43Why does not it resort to a full attack?
44:46We know that it has a heavy artillery.
44:49If we take into consideration
44:52the amazing bombing
44:55that led to a historical blow
44:58that was never used before
45:01in such wars,
45:04this confirms that
45:07the Hezbollah is a mixed group.
45:10Yesterday,
45:13it was said that
45:16one of Hezbollah's leaders
45:19was targeting Hassan Nasrallah himself.
45:22There was a secret meeting
45:25and they met in that building.
45:28But before they met,
45:31the news reached the American and Israeli sides.
45:34This confirms that the United States
45:37and Israel were able to penetrate
45:40this group to the depths of its leaders
45:43and their main ranks.
45:46Another point is that
45:49about 90% of the field leaders
45:52belong to the Hezbollah group
45:55that was formed in the past months.
45:58Now, the Hezbollah group
46:01suffers from the leadership
46:04of the field and the leader
46:07in a neutral way.
46:10Without this leadership,
46:13an armed group or an army
46:16cannot carry out any effective operation
46:19except for infiltration.
46:22If Hezbollah decides to carry out a certain operation
46:25and use missiles,
46:28will Iran choose military intervention
46:31to support Hezbollah
46:34in confronting Israel in the next phase?
46:37If we take the history of the Israeli-Iranian conflict,
46:40Iran and Israel
46:43committed to certain limits
46:46and did not cross these limits.
46:49I don't think Iran will cross these limits
46:52due to its weak capabilities
46:55and its lack of awareness.
46:58There is a famous saying,
47:01the coach will not enter the field
47:04and the players must take responsibility.
47:07Thank you for joining us
47:10in this news hour.
47:16See you next time.
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