مدي 1 تي في : MEDI1 MORNING - 18/10/2024
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00:00Welcome to the most important news report in the world.
00:25The European Council reaffirms the great value that the European Union has for its strategic partnership with Morocco and the need to preserve and strengthen it.
00:38The UN Secretary-General describes his annual report on the Moroccan Sahara as extending the Minors mission for 12 months.
00:49The Israeli army officially announces the assassination of the head of the political office of the Hamas movement, Yahya al-Sinwar, during the clashes south of the Gaza Strip.
01:04The European Council, which brings together leaders of 27 member states in the European Union during the summit in Brussels,
01:14reaffirms the great value that the European Union has for its strategic partnership with Morocco.
01:22The Council also reaffirms the need to preserve these relations and strengthen them in all areas of partnership between Morocco and the European Union.
01:32These statements come two weeks after the decision of the European Court of Justice, the third time in which the Union confirms this commitment to the highest level.
01:45The UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, issued his annual report on the Moroccan Sahara, which is described by the International Security Council as extending the Minors mission for 12 months.
02:01Over the past few years, this annual report on the Moroccan Sahara has been published on both international and international levels.
02:11It highlights the development of the political process since last October until now.
02:18It also addresses the security aspects of the Minors mission, including its civilian activities and the challenges it faces in carrying out its mission.
02:28The report also addresses the issue of human rights, highlighting the aid provided to the minors in Tindouf camps,
02:38as well as the protection of human rights in the Moroccan Sahara and the violations of human rights and basic freedoms in the camps.
02:47The UN Secretary-General's annual report on the Moroccan Sahara follows the statements of Shibam Rabbih Rabbou, head of the Moroccan Sahara Center for Human Rights and Development Studies.
03:01In his report to the UN Secretary-General, he spoke in this report about the general situation in the region, which is described as tensions and low-risk operations.
03:21He specified, therefore, no more than eight sections to talk about the violations committed by the police against the region as a whole.
03:33He also spoke in his report about the violations that are considered as a continuation after the ceasefire was broken in 1991 by one party.
03:46He also pointed out that the tasks carried out by the Royal Armed Forces are within the framework of self-defense,
03:55so that the Bolivarian militias are disguised as civilians and use unlicensed cars, etc., to carry out harmful acts against Morocco.
04:06The report, in general, pointed to these issues and also considered that these issues are considered a dangerous development that affects the political process and the security in this region as a whole.
04:20At the headquarters of the UN General Assembly, a memorandum of understanding was signed between the UN and the US city of Arlington.
04:30The memorandum was signed in recognition of the mutual desire of the Moroccan and American peoples to strengthen the relations of understanding, partnership and friendship between them.
04:41This is a report by Al Ainain and Naufal Majdoubi.
04:44The memorandum of understanding was signed to strengthen the relations of understanding between the United States and Morocco,
04:49with the city of Arlington in the US state of Texas.
04:53In the framework of efforts to support sustainable development and strengthen bilateral relations between the Kingdom of Morocco and the United States of America,
05:01which contributes to achieving the common interests of the two countries.
05:12There are so many things that La Union and Arlington have in common.
05:16For example, in the field of education and health, the city of La Union has a very special medical college,
05:22and Arlington has the largest annual disease program in the United States.
05:33We manufacture cars and we have all the means of entertainment and sports.
05:38All these things give us an opportunity to continue cooperation on a strong basis,
05:44to learn from each other and to develop together.
05:51The memorandum of understanding, which represents the second phase of La Union after La Union,
05:56with Hollywood in the US state of Florida, focuses on economic development, environmental governance and cultural exchange.
06:03This memorandum also opens new horizons to develop common solutions to face local challenges and deepen relations between the two cities.
06:15The memorandum of understanding between us and the United States of America is the second memorandum with them,
06:23which is very important for the city of La Union and for the whole of South America.
06:30This memorandum is an extension of the American recognition of the territorial unity of the Kingdom of Morocco,
06:40and this shows today that the second city that came with us, To'ama,
06:49shows the strength of the words of the United States of America.
06:55The United States of America recognizes the sovereignty of the Kingdom of Morocco
07:00and recognizes that it is the only solution to the Kingdom of Morocco under the sovereignty of the Kingdom of Morocco.
07:08The US ambassador was in a good mood to visit.
07:11He had a meeting with the parents of the Red Cross in Slumbeck,
07:15where the major development projects, which were launched by King Mohammed VI in 2015, were exhibited.
07:21The governor emphasized the importance of these projects in strengthening stability and development in the region,
07:27also pointing to the deep historical links between Morocco and the United States,
07:33which strengthen the opportunities for profitable cooperation between the two countries.
07:36In interaction with this topic,
07:39Mohamed Salim Abdel Fattah, head of the Sahrawi Center for Human Rights Media,
07:44emphasized that the To'ama between each of Morocco's interior cities and the US Columbus
07:51is a strengthening of the historical links between Morocco and the United States
07:56and an official recognition of the Moroccan Sahrawi.
08:01Today, what happened in the City of the Eyes and the Interior
08:06after the To'ama agreement between the City of the Eyes and the Interior
08:10and the City of the Eyes and the Columbus
08:15is the beginning of a promising breakthrough for these Sunni relations,
08:21which can be felt through the To'ama defense agreement in the field of defense
08:27and the free trade agreement,
08:29considering the developments that are taking place in this world.
08:32It is also important from an economic and investment point of view,
08:35which was also present in Egypt in the decision of the former president of the United Arab Emirates,
08:38Mr. Moroccan,
08:40that an economic and investment cooperation,
08:43which was a Sunni one,
08:45will be strengthened by this cooperation between the two countries,
08:48which includes, of course, the South African countries.
08:51Internationally, Joe Biden is meeting today
08:54a number of European leaders in Berlin
08:57during his last visit as President of the United States.
09:02During his visit, he will seek a special picture
09:04to push for a ceasefire in Gaza
09:08after the death of the leader of the Hamas movement,
09:11Yassin War.
09:13The issue of Western support for Ukraine,
09:15the second title of this exclusive visit,
09:17for one day to one of the main partners of the United States,
09:22will be the presentation of President Volodymyr Zelensky
09:25of the victory plan in the war
09:27that Russia is plotting against his country
09:30in front of the European Union,
09:32one in the North Atlantic.
09:35Israel has announced that it has killed the leader of the Hamas movement,
09:40Yassin War,
09:42who is accused of planning the 7th of October attack
09:45from last year.
09:47The president of the Israeli army,
09:49Herzli HaLevi,
09:51has reported the killing of Yassin War
09:53and has pledged to continue fighting
09:55until the release of the hostages
09:57and the arrest of all the armed men involved
10:00in the 7th of October attack.
10:01The report was broadcast live.
10:05A new operation for the Israeli army
10:08to strengthen the mental capabilities of the Hamas movement
10:12and weaken its organizational and military structure.
10:15The hand of Israel has extended
10:17to assassinate another leader of this movement,
10:20Yassin War,
10:22or Abu Ibrahim,
10:24as many call him.
10:26The news of the assassination was confirmed
10:27after the nuclear test
10:30conducted by the Israeli army
10:32to show the Minister of Defense,
10:34Yoav Galanta,
10:36proud of his loyalty to his commitments
10:38to find Yassin War
10:40and execute him.
10:43Yassin War ended his life
10:45while he was persecuted,
10:47pursued and fled.
10:49He did not die as a leader,
10:51but as a person who cared only for himself.
10:53This is a clear message
10:55to all our enemies.
10:57This is an Israeli message
10:59to all the people of Israel
11:01who are trying to assassinate the citizens of Israel.
11:03The reaction of the Israelis
11:05was expected.
11:07The Israelis depended on the strategy
11:10of minimizing the role of Hamas's leaders
11:12in their dreamy and military speeches
11:14to stir up confidence
11:16between the population and their leaders.
11:18As for the reaction of the people of Gaza,
11:20they saw that the assassinations
11:22would not end the war,
11:24but rather would increase
11:25It's not just the Senwars who were killed, for example, they killed Abed Hania, they
11:30killed Hassan Nasrallah.
11:31The war didn't stop.
11:32We are asking for the war to stop.
11:35The Senwar assassination will not end the war.
11:38Israel continues to assassinate and kill.
11:41We have heard, but this news, even if the war continues, God willing, until the
11:46Aqsa Mosque is liberated.
11:48The Senwar, who was elected president of the political office of Hamas in August,
11:53succeeded Ismail Hanika, who was assassinated by Israel at the end of last July.
12:00It was a major target for Tel Aviv after it was considered the rightful one to attack
12:06Hamas against the oppressive and unprecedented Israel on October 7 of last year.
12:13As for the Israelis, the Senwar was not just a military leader, but he was a person with
12:20a strong popular influence in Gaza.
12:23His assassination may lead to the unification of the internal front of Israel and gaining
12:28political support, but it is difficult to say that this assassination and the assassinations
12:33that preceded it may end the resistance.
12:36The series of assassinations may weaken its organization and temporarily tie its ranks,
12:42but it will not end it completely, because the resistance in Gaza is a radical principle
12:48that has nothing to do with individuals only, as confirmed by the people of this sector.
12:57U.S. President Joe Biden announced yesterday that he will send his foreign minister,
13:02Antony Blinken, to Israel to try to push for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, after the
13:09assassination of the leader of the Hamas movement, Yehia Senwar.
13:12Biden told journalists that as soon as he arrives in Germany, it is time for this war to end
13:19and for these terrorists to return.
13:21He said that he will send Antony Blinken to Israel, indicating that the visit will take
13:28place in four or five days.
13:35On the Lebanese front, Hezbollah announced last night that it has launched a new phase
13:41of confrontation with Israel, confirming for the first time the use of precision missiles
13:47to target the Israeli forces at the borders in southern Lebanon or in northern Israel,
13:53indicating that its elements are targeting the Israeli army in locations and military
13:59settlements along the borders, in settlements and occupied cities in the north,
14:05using different types of missiles.
14:11In Morocco, with the arrival of winter, health challenges are increasing as a result of the
14:18spread of the influenza virus, which makes prevention a necessary matter.
14:24Seasonal vaccinations are one of the most important means of protecting children from
14:29the common viruses and their disturbing symptoms.
14:32More on this in a report by Dris Boussaha.
14:36Seasonal vaccinations are necessary to protect children from the common viruses during the
14:42winter, as children are more likely to be infected with severe diseases such as high
14:48fever and respiratory infections, which may adversely affect their general health.
14:54Seasonal vaccination is a safe and effective way to strengthen the prevention of children
15:01and reduce the risk of them contracting the influenza.
15:31Seasonal vaccination is a safe and effective way to strengthen the prevention of children
15:37and reduce the risk of them contracting the influenza.
15:41Seasonal vaccination is a safe and effective way to strengthen the prevention of children
15:47and reduce the risk of them contracting the influenza.
15:51Seasonal vaccination is a safe and effective way to strengthen the prevention of children
15:58and reduce the risk of them contracting the influenza.
16:04Seasonal vaccination is a safe and effective way to strengthen the prevention of children
16:10and reduce the risk of them contracting the influenza.
16:14Seasonal vaccination is a safe and effective way to strengthen the prevention of children
16:20and reduce the risk of them contracting the influenza.
16:24Seasonal vaccination is a safe and effective way to strengthen the prevention of children
16:30and reduce the risk of them contracting the influenza.
16:34Seasonal vaccination is a safe and effective way to strengthen the prevention of children
16:40and reduce the risk of them contracting the influenza.
16:44Seasonal vaccination is a safe and effective way to strengthen the prevention of children
16:50and reduce the risk of them contracting the influenza.
17:20A living example hopes to find a solution by planting a donor.
17:26I thought about planting, but I didn't find what I was given.
17:30It's better to hope from God.
17:33That's what God does.
17:36In Morocco, the culture of donating organs still arouses many fears,
17:42including those who fear the side effects on their health,
17:45and others who fear doing business with it.
17:48Some people are afraid because they say it's not good for their kidneys.
17:53Maybe their kidneys won't live well.
17:57First, people don't take their kidneys and don't give them anything
18:02until their health is good and free of diseases.
18:06Because we can't give a sick kidney to a person who is already sick.
18:11And we can't treat a sick person to make another person sick.
18:16There are people who have the instinct to have a kidney and live with it.
18:22There is no health risk.
18:25These plantings are carried out in public hospitals.
18:30Not in military hospitals.
18:35Not in the private sector, but in public hospitals.
18:42We can't treat a sick person to make another person sick.
18:47There are many people who are afraid to live with it.
18:53The Moroccan legislation, since 1999, according to law 9816,
18:59prohibits these practices according to a special statute,
19:03and guarantees a trial for all those who violate it.
19:06The civil society calls for a review of these laws
19:10to facilitate legal means for donors.
19:14A person must donate.
19:17There is no risk to a person because there are guarantees,
19:21legal and health-wise,
19:24because there are doctors and specialists in hospitals,
19:29and there are hospitals that rely on them.
19:32Even internationally, Morocco has agreements
19:35for the exchange of these organs.
19:37This is a legal agreement.
19:39The celebration of World Day for the Donation of Human Organs
19:44is an opportunity to remind people of the importance of this noble act
19:48to save souls in pain.
19:50Despite the challenges,
19:52the efforts made to support this cause
19:55are continuously gaining momentum.
19:59After a few moments,
20:00this was a tour of the press with Sahar Benzema.
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