مدي 1 تي في : المنتصف - 10/01/2025
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00:28The study published by the medical journal Lancet today shows that the death toll in Gaza during the first nine months of the war is about 40% higher than the numbers of the Ministry of Health in the region.
00:46In Sudan, doctors without limits hang their work in a large hospital in Khartoum, making violent attacks.
00:59Let's start with Morocco, where the UN has reaffirmed the importance of the implementation of an organizational law that defines the conditions and practices of the right to strike in the near future.
01:13This is due to the meeting held on April 1st with the Minister of Economic Integration and Small, Operational and Competitive Trade, Younes Al-Sakouri.
01:22The UN considers that it is necessary to guarantee the right of workers to strike on the one hand, and on the other hand, the number of rights and freedoms for non-strikers, including the freedom of work.
01:36It should also ensure that the practice of the right to strike does not pose a risk to companies, especially the very small, small and medium-sized companies that are particularly affected by the current situation.
01:48The UN will continue through its parliamentary team to contribute to this discussion, especially on the points that it considers essential and not included in the current version of the legal project.
02:03In another issue, the Minister of Interior reported today that the administrative committee responsible for reviewing the election ballots for the professional rooms held its meetings related to the regular review of the mentioned ballots in 2025 between January 5 and 9.
02:26He also stated that the Minister of Interior has terminated the knowledge of the professionals that the temporary revision of the decisions made by the previously mentioned committees were issued this morning by the local administrative offices affiliated with the electoral circle headquarters and the professional rooms headquarters, where they can review them during the period between January 10 and 18.
02:51He added that professionals who meet the required conditions can legally submit their application for registration to the professional rooms headquarters during the same period mentioned by the local administrative offices affiliated with them.
03:12The General Registration Office for the Administration of Prisons and Reintegration stated that to date, 47 cases have been registered, starting with the case of Abu Hamroon.
03:27We have distributed 9 prison institutions, 7 of which have been recovered after submission of the infected treatment protocol. The number of infected people is now 40. 38 in medical isolation, 2 are subject to treatment in the public hospital.
03:46The General Registration Office for the Administration of Prisons and Reintegration stated that the number of infected people is now 40. 38 in medical isolation, 2 are subject to treatment in the public hospital.
04:165 employees have been infected with this disease, one of whom has been treated while submitting the aforementioned health protocol.
04:24He noted that 3,788 people have been recovered and 84 employees have been registered voluntarily and under the supervision of the regional health and social protection authorities.
04:43In another topic, in a meeting held at the headquarters of the Popular Movement Party in Rabat, the Free Moroccan Party and the National Democratic Party announced a popular coalition to play a political role for all Moroccans and for their sake.
05:05A new birth, a popular coalition that strengthens the national party map between the Popular Movement, the Free Moroccan Party and the National Democratic Party.
05:17A coalition that strengthens the voice of opposition against the political collapse of the national health system and against the political and economic dominance of the government as expressed by the leaders of the three parties.
05:30The first joint meeting revealed the groundwork and clarified the goals set by the new coalition, which the Party of the Popular Movement considers a joint party and not a new party, after its national council was confirmed in its fourth round.
05:45It is an initiative that goes beyond the limits of the glass and the level of concern that politicians have today.
05:52Today, citizens have an impression that politics is in a vacuum and it is a vacuum.
05:56Citizens have read that it is a vacuum. There is no one who can solve it. There are a lot of problems, a lot of problems.
06:06There is a lack of public discussion, a lack of the independence of the elected representatives, a lack of social reaction.
06:14So it was natural for us to take this initiative.
06:19This new political project is about presenting a new generation of opposition in the field of party coordination and is open to the living forces and bodies that have the opportunity to formulate alternatives to the current situation.
06:33This coalition was launched for a number of reasons, the most important of which is the need to strengthen the opposition parties and the need for the voices of the opposition to reach the government and have a real impact on the Moroccan public.
06:51The second issue is to unify the efforts for greater cooperation in the vacuum that now prevails in the political arena and for the political parties to have their basic consideration and to return to politics.
07:05The third issue is to unite the three political parties to reconsider the political work and to propose an alternative to the Moroccans because we need a political alternative that can play its role in the integration and organization, as well as in the lifting of internal and external bans and challenges that our country is facing.
07:27It is also a point to monitor the constitutional and democratic achievements that our country has achieved in order to shed new blood in the national political scene, especially as you know that the political arena needs strong parties to play their role in the integration and organization.
07:47The popular coalition between the three parties and the source of one of the democratic liberal school is based on hearing the voice of the opposition and the real impact on the national public.
08:00After performing the constitutional right as the president of the country, the leader of the Lebanese army, Ahmad Joseph Aoun, confirmed in the first speech he delivered to the parliament that Lebanon has begun a new phase in its history.
08:12He pledged to carry out the right to carry weapons on the state and said he will try to build a state that invests in its army to fix the borders, to prevent smuggling, to fight terrorism, to implement international decisions, to respect the treaty of Houdna and to prevent Israeli attacks on Lebanese lands.
08:32He also pledged to establish better relations with the Arab countries.
08:37The Lebanese parliament elected Joseph Aoun as president of Lebanon after voting in the second round of voting and got 99 votes out of 128.
08:48The election of Joseph Aoun as president of Lebanon has received international and Arab welcome.
08:56To comment on this topic, we have Mr. Ali Marabi from Paris, the editor-in-chief of all Arab magazines.
09:03Mr. Ali, welcome.
09:05Welcome to you and to the viewers.
09:09Mr. Ali, there are a lot of files, especially after a two-year presidential absence.
09:14First, we will talk about the economic side, which is considered the nerve of life.
09:21What are the main economic challenges that Lebanon will face under the leadership of Joseph Aoun after electing him as president of Lebanon?
09:30First of all, it is necessary to form a Lebanese government, because the current government is a government that can't make the basic decisions.
09:49There are several challenges.
09:50First, the restoration of the buildings that were destroyed by the Zionist groups in Lebanon.
09:58The development of poor areas, especially in Tripoli and northern Lebanon.
10:04The restoration of the Lebanese institutions, which unfortunately have a lot of corruption.
10:12There is also a solution to the shortfall, as it is known.
10:18There is a farewell to the Lebanese citizens, who have been controlled and unable to help.
10:30Here, Lebanon depends on, as I think, a focus on international support, especially support from the Gulf.
10:38Mr. Ali, yesterday, in his first speech in front of the parliament, the elected president made a lot of commitments and broke a lot of promises.
10:50How can Joseph Aoun implement his commitments to reform the judiciary and fight corruption, despite the current political and economic crises that Lebanon is experiencing?
11:01Yes, in fact, there are serious problems in Lebanon, such as the stability of security and the spread of the Lebanese army and the internal security forces on the general Lebanese territory.
11:14Because it represents the legitimate legitimacy in Lebanon.
11:17It also agrees with the international resolutions of the International Security Council and its own decisions.
11:25There is also the reform of the Lebanese judiciary.
11:27It is well known that the Lebanese judiciary has been subjected to a lot of harassment and intimidation from its supposed role,
11:37especially since the explosion of the Beirut port crisis, which has been sleeping in the stairs and the judiciary has not been allowed to investigate it.
11:47This file was followed by Al-Ham and Al-Sha'iq, who became known as those who stand behind him.
11:53There is also a step that we see as necessary, which is the limitation of weapons in the hands of the Lebanese state only.
12:04The Lebanese army, the internal security forces, and all the militias in Lebanon will be stripped of their weapons,
12:12irrespective of the farms that protest against them.
12:16This decision was also made in the International Security Council and in the decisions of the Arab League,
12:28especially after the Ta'if conference, which determined many things.
12:34President Joseph Aoun was the leader of the Lebanese army, and this stage may need such a person.
12:45Yesterday, he focused on his speech that he will seek to build a state that invests in its army to set the borders,
12:52prevent smuggling, fight terrorism, implement international decisions, respect the borders, and prevent Israeli aggression on Lebanese soil.
12:59Tell us about the role that the Lebanese army will play in strengthening internal stability under President Joseph Aoun.
13:07The Lebanese military institution itself has avoided internal problems,
13:14and President Joseph Aoun was able to stand on one side of all political parties in Lebanon.
13:25This led all parties in Lebanon to understand the role of the Lebanese army and the Lebanese military institution.
13:38From here, there is a national consensus in Lebanon,
13:41although some parties may not approve of this.
13:44There is a consensus on the need for the Lebanese army to take over all the legitimate and illegitimate borders,
13:51territories, and airports, and to cooperate with the Lebanese internal security forces
13:58in easing the influence and control of the Lebanese state on all Lebanese lands,
14:03and in not allowing the Lebanese army and the internal security forces to carry weapons.
14:10There are, of course, major challenges,
14:12perhaps the most prominent of which is the main challenge in the groups related to the Iranian project in Lebanon.
14:22This is a well-known issue to everyone.
14:25In fact, it has received strikes in the recent period,
14:30but it is still betting on the use of weapons and the fear of resorting at any stage to the use of these weapons internally.
14:40However, it is now dealing with logistical problems,
14:44especially after the fall of the Syrian regime,
14:47which was the logistical framework for the Iranian party and groups in Lebanon.
14:59Mr. Ali, I apologize for interrupting the call with Mr. Ali Murabi,
15:06the president of the Al-Arab magazine.
15:09Mr. Ali, can you hear me?
15:11Yes.
15:13I apologize for interrupting the call.
15:15As I mentioned, there are many challenges and many controversial files awaiting the new president.
15:20What are the priorities of the Lebanese government in light of the difficult social and economic conditions
15:26that the Lebanese people are suffering from?
15:29The most important thing that the Lebanese people need is an economic situation,
15:39an improvement of the economic situation in light of the decline in wages in the face of a high standard of living and high prices,
15:45as well as the realization of security.
15:48The Lebanese people are now mainly concerned about two things,
15:52security and the economy and the economic situation.
15:55There are salaries that have greatly decreased due to the inflation and decline in the Lebanese pound exchange rate compared to the dollar,
16:04as well as the security side that the Lebanese state is based on,
16:09the first and last reference point to achieve this security stability
16:14and prevent the formation of militias and their influence in any area in Lebanon,
16:18as well as providing living opportunities for the Lebanese citizen,
16:24who is suffering a lot due to the decline in the Lebanese pound exchange rate compared to the international currency.
16:34Mr. Ali, what are the opportunities for Lebanon to achieve economic progress
16:39in light of the support of the international community for the election of Joseph Aoun as president?
16:44Yes, I believe that support always comes from all sides,
16:49from the Arab countries and specifically the Gulf countries.
16:52Internationally, support comes through military aid and equipment for the Lebanese army and military institutions.
17:01In terms of rebuilding or financing projects in Lebanon,
17:05in fact, and for the historical security that the Arab countries were doing,
17:12specifically the Gulf countries,
17:15especially the Saudi Arabian countries in Lebanon,
17:19through the expansion of the Lebanese pound exchange rate,
17:27and also the presence of the presidential election.
17:31Mr. Ali Mouraibi, we apologize for the interruption of the audio and for not being able to hear you well.
17:39Mr. Ali Mouraibi, the president of Tahrir, the field of all Arabs.
17:42You were with us in Paris. Thank you very much.
17:47We will stay on the same topic, as Farazli said,
17:50that in order to form the Lebanese parliament,
17:53it is necessary to form a government that abides by neutrality and calls for parliamentary elections early.
18:00Personally, I have an independent point of view.
18:04I say this quickly.
18:06We must form a government that abides by neutrality,
18:13or a temporary government that calls for parliamentary elections early.
18:18This will reflect the developments that have taken place,
18:21reflect the will of the Lebanese people,
18:23and remind them to read the new position of the people.
18:28You are in a parliamentary democratic system.
18:31This is a weak parliament and a weak cabinet for three years since the presidential election,
18:37and since the formation of a new government,
18:40and since the meetings of the Parliament of Representatives and Legislation,
18:42and from meetings to hold a national dialogue,
18:46at a time when the Parliament should be the center of the national dialogue,
18:50after the Tahrir agreement.
18:52This great failure that led to the intervention of this international community,
18:58with the recognition of the president of the parliament today,
19:02during the reception of two interventions in the parliamentary council,
19:06I believe that we must hold these elections.
19:10In another issue, a research study published by the Lancet magazine on Friday,
19:16showed that the death toll in Gaza during the first nine months of the war between Israel and Hamas
19:22is about 40% higher than the numbers of the Ministry of Health in the Palestinian sector.
19:28Until June 30 last year, the Ministry of Health in the sector controlled by Hamas
19:33reported that 37,877 people were killed in the war,
19:39while the new study was based on data from the ministry,
19:44and was published on the internet and on social media,
19:49to the extent that the death toll in Gaza
19:54was between 55,298 killed
19:58and 78,525 killed during that period.
20:08To the United States, where the huge fires in Los Angeles continued to spread,
20:13where houses and vehicles were destroyed,
20:16causing the death of tens of thousands of people
20:19and the loss of at least ten people in a new settlement.
20:23The two main fires in the city remained out of control,
20:29and more than 130,000 people fled their homes
20:34due to the fires, which are becoming more and more violent in the second largest cities in the United States.
20:40This is due to the desire to send reinforcements, including helicopters,
20:44to spray water.
20:47Doctors Without Borders announced today
20:51that its operations in a hospital in Khartoum
20:55will play a major role after violent attacks by armed men over the past few months.
21:01The Secretary-General of the Non-Governmental Organization, Christophe Leclerc,
21:05said that the organization was forced to suspend its activities in Bashair Hospital in Khartoum
21:10after witnessing many violent attacks on the patient over the past few months.
21:14The rest of the details in Safiya Hedani's report.
21:19A tragic development in the events in Sudan
21:24deepens the wound of this country.
21:27The catastrophic health situation is getting worse
21:30with the announcement of Doctors Without Borders
21:33suspension of its operations in the last free hospital facilities in Khartoum.
21:39With this forced withdrawal,
21:41the organization confirmed that Doctors Without Borders
21:46will no longer operate in a situation of such violence.
21:50According to the Sudanese Medical Commission,
21:5390% of medical facilities in conflict areas
21:57are forced to be shut down,
22:00which prohibits millions of Sudanese people from receiving care.
22:04According to the organization itself,
22:06the Sudanese Armed Forces,
22:09health institutions to treat their wounded or pursue their enemies,
22:13and their fighters carried out retaliatory operations against doctors.
22:17The army is accused of carrying out air raids on hospitals,
22:22according to what the non-governmental organization said.
22:26Since April 2023,
22:29the war between the Sudanese army and the Sudanese Armed Forces
22:33has killed tens of thousands in the capital alone.
22:3826,000 people were killed between April 2023 and June 2024,
22:45according to a report issued by the London College of Health and Obstetrics.
22:51The United Nations figures show
22:54that nearly a third of the displaced people in Sudan,
22:57with a population of 11.5 million, have fled the capital.
23:05In Al-Bayda,
23:07a comprehensive investigation has begun
23:10into the trade shops in the Leferai Bessalmiya market,
23:13with the aim of handing it over to the special authorities
23:16in preparation to move it to a new space in the Madiouna region.
23:20Here are the details in the report by Issam Al-Abbari.
23:23The Leferai Bessalmiya market
23:25is one of the largest Moroccan markets
23:28specializing in the sale of used leather goods,
23:32as it is characterized by the diversity and quality of the products
23:36and their appropriate prices,
23:38which makes it a preferred destination for car owners.
23:42Despite its fame,
23:44the market suffers from a neglect that hinders its commercial activity.
23:48As you can see,
23:50the market's position is that we, as consumers,
23:52are the consumers of the leather goods.
23:55As you can see,
23:57the market is in a difficult situation,
24:00especially since there are many consumers
24:03and suppliers who work in legal institutions
24:06and pay a lot of taxes.
24:09The market is economically, locally and internationally affected
24:13as it attracts customers from all over the world.
24:16The market is economically, locally and internationally affected
24:20as it attracts customers from all over the world.
24:24It includes more than 60 purchasing companies
24:28and about 1,000 shops.
24:32There are old pieces of leather
24:35that cannot be found elsewhere.
24:38Like the Renault engine,
24:40which costs a lot.
24:42We buy it from abroad for 150 euros.
24:46We buy it from abroad for 150 euros.
24:49Then we print it and sell it for 8,000 dirhams.
24:538,000 dirhams.
24:55Imagine if this sector did not exist.
24:58How would the currency go abroad?
25:01An engine costs 6,000 euros.
25:03Do you understand the currency difference?
25:06Today,
25:08a campaign was launched to collect shops
25:11in order to send them to a new space in the Madiouna region
25:14to provide better conditions for merchants and customers.
25:18Despite the improvement of the decision,
25:21the challenges remain to ensure a smooth transition
25:25without affecting the commercial movement.
25:28There is a change.
25:30We heard about the change
25:32a few days ago
25:34from the mayor of Madiouna Darbida.
25:39He said there would be a change from here.
25:43But we have conditions.
25:45We have conditions.
25:47As you can see,
25:49we ask for water, electricity,
25:52roads,
25:54and all the market facilities.
25:58The important thing today
26:00is that the transition of the market
26:02has become a reality
26:04according to what the mayor said.
26:07Today, we are working
26:09with the Federal Reserve Bank
26:10to ensure a smooth transition
26:14especially in the Madiouna region.
26:18We want a safe transition to Madiouna
26:22without any casualties.
26:24We want it to be a wedding,
26:26not a funeral.
26:28The new market in Madiouna,
26:30according to professionals,
26:32ensures the continuity of job opportunities for workers
26:35and opens the way
26:37to improve infrastructure
26:38and the organization of the sector.
26:43See you soon.