his rise to power and there's been some reporting that they actually supported the movement to oust morsi as well so they are in favor of sisi staying in power and not interested in seeing any potential challengers and egypt's new regime is also not interested in seeing potential challengers in next year's election it's not clear that the egyptian government or presidency is behind this move i mean we know that authoritarian regimes cooperate with one another and this isn't certainly the first case of that we've seen dissidents gyptian dissidents in kuwait and in saudi arabia rounded up and sent back to egypt and we've seen the opposite and so on so it's not clear that sisi is responsible for this well presidency is to some extent vulnerable certainly there is a security crisis in egypt as we saw with the devastating terrorist attack last week in sinai that killed three hundred five people the economy is not doing very well or at least many many people are suffering and as a result of high inflation the flotation of the pound and so on so there are economic grievances and mr shafiq of cou

or so that shows that he was able to have enough popularity to be a finalist and he barely lost to morsi and one of the reasons is because he is very well connected to what is now known as the deep state in egypt and military is currently at the head of the state so his connections and his reputation with the military is one that none of the other contenders would have and he is likely to leverage any existing divisions within the military and to leverage popular discontent with sisi particular on economic issues because inflation is at thirty percent unemployment is at thirty percent for youth so he will leverage that against sisi to perhaps even win the election u.s. president donald trump attacked the british prime minister to resign may for condemnation of his islam re tweets trump said three on to muslim videos from a far right british group to his more than forty million followers a spokesman for terrorism a call transactions wrong on this is what trump replied with tourism don't focus on me focus on the destructive radical islamic terrorism that's taking place within the united ki

al jazeera has obtained exclusive audio recording of the pows the gyptian president mohamed morsi in court in cairo the former leader was sentenced to death in two thousand and fifteen in connection with a mass jailbreak during egypt's two thousand and eleven revolution morsi is already serving a twenty year prison sentence for a conviction arising from the killings of protesters during demonstrations in two thousand and twelve he's also been sentenced to forty years on charges of spying for qatar and to life imprisonment on charges of spying for the palestinian group hamas in court on monday morsi said he is completely isolated from the proceedings and is being trialled in absentia. the since september the twenty fourth i've been completely isolated from the court there are double grasp areas i've tried to talk about the case but the court has not seen or heard me i can't a witnesses and i can't talk to them and i should communicate with the court when i have things to say and the previous sitting i heard the witness and i want to comment on what she said but i couldn't she said fol

of course as your piece mention came in second in the two thousand and twelve elections against mr morsi who won those elections and he clearly has political aspirations and we've known that for some time so what do you expect the reaction to be in egypt because sometimes people don't like the idea that. people who might be running in their elections detained elsewhere. well yes i mean clearly mr sharif is taking a chance because the emirates has hosted him and he has now come out critical in one way or another although acknowledging their support for him and their hospitality and so on it's unclear whether he'll be able to return to egypt and even if he did in reality the system is structured in a way that president sisi will win another term next year he has support but also the system is engineered to produce that kind of an outcome and just briefly get do you think that he would have any chance of getting the backing of the military if you did get back and is that the worry well that's a very serious concern because not only was he the last prime minister he's also an air force gener

he was arrested -- issued an arrest work under morsi. aboutbeen imprisoned for 3.5 years out of his five-year sentence full top his final appeal was rejected so he will have just at least another year and a half in prison. he is facing another trial, which the verdict is set for december 30, where he faces more years in prison. even after he gets out, yes five-year probation. what that means in egypt, spending 12 hours a day, every night in a police station. you would have to go in at 6:00 him everyday and he gets out of 6:00 a.m.. oh that is another five years of half of that being detained. that is difficult. with regards to the state of journalism, after the attacks on friday, the official state information service issued statements to all of the foreign press. in it, it included a warning to international media outlets and human rights organizations, basically saying, if we don't toe the government one we are considered "partners" to terrorism. the regime has come under widespread criticism for the human rights record. this is kind o

presidential election next year a fake left egypt after he lost against a muslim brotherhood smarm of morsi and the two thousand and eleven the election he's been a strong credit card thing gyptian president out there. my fellow egyptian citizens i have announced my intention to run in the presidential election and i was planning to start a tour amongst egyptian communities abroad before going back to egypt in the next few days however i was surprised to find out i'm prevented from leaving the u.a.e. for reasons i don't understand and i'm not willing to understand i've often stated my appreciation for the u.a.e. for hosting me however i reject any intervention in egypt affairs by preventing me from participating in a constitutional right. factions hamas and fatah have agreed to ask egypt to delay the handover of gaza hamas wants to transfer power in the gaza strip to the palestinian authority by friday after a decade of dominance there as part of a reconciliation deal but they are asking mediator egypt to delay the handover on the tenth of december both sides are accusing each other of not

election after the twenty eleven uprising against former leader hosni mubarak but last august mohamed morsi of the muslim brotherhood after his defeat sure feet fled overseas the incumbent president didn't fight o.c.c. has not yet declared whether he's standing for reelection donald trump has been widely condemned after he shared anti muslim videos posted by a far right british activist group trying to twitter account retreated three separate unverified videos posted by j. de france and the deputy leader of the britain first movement trump is being backed by the white house whether it's it's own real video the threat is real and that is what the president is talking about that's what the president is focused on is dealing with those real threats those are real no matter how you look at it so a former bosnian croat military leader has died after drinking poison as a u.n. war crimes court so put on the substance seconds after his twenty year sentence have been up held he was one of six men who to peel to get its will crimes convictions dating back to the breakup of former yugoslavia in the ni

presidential election next year she left egypt after he lost against the muslim brotherhoods mohamed morsi in the two thousand and eleven election he's been a strong critic of egypt and president the fact that l.c.c. . military leaders and probably young has committed suicide by drinking poison after losing his job at a u.n. war crimes court upon hearing that his twenty year prison sentence had been upheld . that he was a war criminal. rival palestinian factions hamas and fatah have agreed to ask egypt to delay the handover of gaza and transfer power in the gaza strip to the palestinian authority by friday after a decade of dominance there as part of a reconciliation deal bob they're asking the handover to be delayed until the tenth of december u.s. president donald trump has been one of the condemned for sharing anti muslim videos posted by a far right. he read tweeted three videos posted by j. to france and the deputy leader of the britain first group earlier this month france and was convicted of abusing a muslim woman those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us inside story i

al-jazeera has obtained an exclusive audio recording of the posed to gyptian president mohammed morsi in court in cairo the former leader was sentenced to death in two thousand and fifteen in connection with a mass jailbreak during egypt's two thousand and eleven uprising morsi is already serving a twenty year prison sentence for a conviction arising from the killings of protesters during them stray sions in two thousand and twelve he's also been sentenced to forty years on charges of spying for catherine and to life imprisonment on charges of spying for the palestinian group hamas in court on monday morsi said he is completely isolated from the proceedings and has been trialled in absentia the since september the twenty fourth i've been completely isolated from the court the double glass paris i've tried to talk about the case but the court has not seen or heard me i can't a witnesses and i can't talk to them and i should communicate with the court when i have things to say and the previous sitting i heard the witness and i want to comment on what she said but i couldn't she said fol

election next year should he get left egypt after he lost against the muslim brotherhoods mohamed morsi in the two thousand and eleven election he's been a strong critic of the current egyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi. in the coming hours pope francis is expected to make his first trip to bangladesh i made an appeal to acknowledge the growing refugee crisis the country is facing in myanmar the leader of the roman catholic church failed to mention the six hundred thousand range of muslims of fled the military crackdown there francis has been advised by catholic officials in me and ma to avoid using the term hinge and during his visit these expected to hold meetings with a religious and political leaders u.s. president donald trump attacked the british prime minister to reason may for her condemnation of his anti retreats from shared three to muslim videos from a far right british group on twitter a spokesman from a call trumps actions wrong in response trump told me to focus on what he called destructive radical islamic terrorism in the u.k. not on him. former bosnian croat milita

robust crackdown in the second chechen war met with the approval of an anxious russian population after morsy out seems resignation he was sworn in as president of the russian federation. and i see you. don't. you just blow but he. doesn't. let him in put things aim was a strong russia and the revival of the empire. he ensured stability for the country and for a new elite because the secret service the f.s.b. came to power within. a single system. russia has no system for a normal change of the elites every new president only surrounds himself with people he knows that's what gorbachev did yeltsin did it too and so does putin since he knew the f.s.b. well from st petersburg he took almost the entire apparatus with them to moscow and gave them all important positions. that i see is created by a russian democracy as an imposed democracy. the political police the army the law enforcement authorities even the judicial system have remained virtually unchanged . the name tags have been altered but by and large the structures are not subject to control by society or. these structures were basically

revolution he's also be sentenced to lengthy prison terms in three other cases in court on monday morsi said he is completely isolated from the proceedings and is being tried in absentia. since september the twenty fourth i've been completely isolated from the court there are double grasp areas i've tried to talk about the case but the court has not seen or heard me i can't a witness is and i can't talk to them and i should communicate with the court when i have things to say at the previous sitting i heard the witness and i want to comment on what she said but i couldn't she said folks words that are not true i'm being tried in absentia but they say i am present i don't know where i am now. al-jazeera continues to demand the release of a journalist mahmoud hussein who's been in an egyptian prison since demba the twentieth is accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al-jazeera strongly deny has repeatedly complained of mistreatment in jail he was arrested in december while visiting his family. still ahead on al-jazeera the u.k. foreign secretary apologizes for his

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if he had left egypt after he lost against the muslim brotherhood mohamed morsi in the two thousand and eleven election u.s. president donald trump attacked the british prime minister to resign made her condemnation of his anti islam retreats shared three anti muslim videos from a far right british group on twitter a spokesman for make all transactions wrong. former bosnian croat military leader. has committed suicide by drinking poison after losing his u.n. war crimes court upon hearing that his twenty year prison sentence have been upheld probably at shouted that he was not a war criminal. now the coming hours pope francis is expected to make his first trip to bangladesh amid an appeal to acknowledge the growing refugee crisis the country is facing in me and novel leader of the roman catholic church failed to mention the six hundred thousand range of muslims who fled a military crackdown that france has been advised by catholic officials in me and they are to avoid using the term but those headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after earthrise statement that something i found

hosni mubarak in twenty eleven it came close to winning the presidency in twenty twelve losing to morsi in the second round runoff vote by just fifty one point seven to forty eight point three percent he disputed the result before going into exile while this set we're joined by skype by earlier from me she's an associate professor of political science at long island university thanks for being with us so the you're a denier is that he's being prevented from traveling or what do you make of this story. well it's interesting you know if there's an if you answered it's morning and very shortly after there and he says that he's being between a more now out we or this tore of grass and leaves all over the world for his and his and so it's it means. is. that by the regime itself for example the signs of meaning feel like i'm so i come in second place and winning the doing very well in the past election he still enjoys a level of popularity amongst the egyptian people and so he could be perceived out if he does do an international for garnering more support that was the land of self he just a

there was an uptick in the violence after 2013 when the elected islamist president mohammed morsi was removed by the military -- by president sisi, in fact, when he was chief of staff of the army. that followed days of huge protests against the muslim brotherhood. he was ousted, and since then, there has been a serious upsurge in the violence in sinai and spreading beyond. the major group was originally a group of local militants. but some time ago they formally pledged their allegiance to islamic state and started to describe themselves as a branch of the so-called islamic state. it is unclear how much coordination there may be between them and other islamic state leaders. but they certainly have set in that have said -- they certainly have said in the past that they were striking in the name of i.s. kasia: as always, thank you so much for all the detail. orla guerin live from cairo on that attack, that deadly, very coordinated attack in the sinai area. we are going to go back to zimbabwe, because of course today the new president has been inaugurated. fergal keane enjoins us from ha

the two thousand and eleven optimize against forming the to hosni mubarak he lost against mohamed morsi of the muslim brotherhood fled out of the cities often that defeat he's been a strong christian a coffee gyptian president of the sisi. my fellow egyptian citizens i have announced my intention to run in the presidential election and i was planning to start a tour amongst egyptian communities abroad before going back to egypt in the next few days however i was surprised to find out i'm prevented from leaving the u.a.e. for reasons i don't understand and i'm not willing to understand i've often stated my appreciation for the u.a.e. for hosting me however i reject any intervention in egypt the furrows by preventing me from participating in a constitutional right now before entering politics if he'd had a long military career as a fighter pilot and later command of the air force between one thousand nine hundred six and two thousand and two and after retiring from the air force he entered government as minister for civil aviation and was briefly prime minister under hosni mubarak in two

violent campaign when sisi was intelligence chief and later in two thousand and thirteen we had the morsy overthrow the argument then was these people are forgotten they've been abandoned and so we can't really expect much more from them so we we we will see a much more intelligent a more focused campaign to deal with this terrorism of the root cause and also i think the interruption government are working very closely with israel and they'll put a lot of pressure on hamas now to not have anything to do with this group there are still a few tunnels in operation in terms of transporting of arms and hamas will also be on the radar right ok martin always good to get your thoughts we'll have to leave it there for now that was middle. east analyst martin j. thank you. another nice to have president putin has signed amendments to a bill that will require some media outlets to register as foreign agents in russia it does come in response to similar news again starting america in the u.s. in the one custody joins us now with a few more details that i just fill it in then what this means well a si

and security forces whether it is the police under president mubarak or the military under mohamed morsi now president sisi has long designed the tribes there. we have to find another way of dealing with that. that has led to the ups well of the islamist insurgents, that is what you are saying? rather than them saying we want to establish a caliphate for itself. what i think is happening there because it has been long marginalised and neglected and had all these atrocities committed against it, there is anger and resentment and in 1993 when i covered the then militant campaign against president mubarak we saw similar things happening in southern egypt. dr hellyer, in a way the success of egyptian regimes only have themselves to blame, or is something else going on? i would not say they have themselves to blame, but the problems there go back many years, there are a number of different factors playing a role in this and certainly you have seen certain issues becoming exasperated in the past 5—10 years, but what we have seen recently is the new impact of isis within this particular part of

next year should he get left egypt after he lost against the muslim brotherhood's mohamed morsi in the two thousand and eleven election he's been a strong critic of the current egyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi in the coming hours pope francis is expected to make his first trip to bangladesh i made an appeal to acknowledge the growing refugee crisis the country is facing in myanmar the leader of the roman catholic church failed to mention the six hundred thousand range of muslims of fled the military crackdown that francis has been advised by catholic officials in me and ma to avoid using the term hinge and during his visit he's expected to hold meetings with religious and political leaders u.s. president donald trump attacked the british prime minister to reason may condemnation of his anti is retreats from shared three on to muslim videos from a far right british group on twitter a spokesman from a call trumps actions wrong in response trump told me to focus on what he called destructive radical islamic terrorism in the u.k. not on him former bosnian croat military leader slobo

egypt's presidential election next year he left egypt after losing to the muslim brotherhoods mohamed morsi in the two thousand and eleven election and has been living in the u.a.e. . the handover of power and gaza has been postponed rival palestinian factions hamas and fatah agreed to ask egypt for the delay the mosque is due to transfer of power of the gaza strip to the palestinian authority by friday as part of a reconciliation deal but now wants a new deadline on december tenth to complete arrangements. thousands of passengers stranded at bally's international airport have started to fly out after a change in one direction blue volcanic ash from mount on gone away the volcano has spanning creasing lake active in the past week but one hundred thousand people who live in the danger zone have been told to move to emergency centers we will keep following that those are the headlines of news continues on al-jazeera after the strain keep it or. with every. hi i'm femi oke a and you're in the stream i'm really could be today protests and threats have halted the release of the bollywood film. s

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government there is anger at cairo's failure to address poverty and unemployment and when president mohamed morsy was deposed in two thousand and thirteen beit responded with violence the armed group aligned with eiseley year later calling itself sinai province and took control of a large part of the region i mean isn't it says a professor of political science at long island university she says the attack is part of an ongoing cycle of violence. terrorist organizations such as isis or whether it's the isis officer that is in egypt or in sort of right to left us have tried to be strategically attacked those that are seen as in collusion with the state not just the security apparatus not just the police and the military but now they are attacking individuals who are seen to be those cooperating with the state and so we're seeing happening today is by virtue of attacking a mosque a shrine much like the attacks of the coptic church these terrorist groups and of course we they have yet to claim responsibility for them seem to be attacking anyone who is in collusion with the state and so that is leadin

presidential election next year she left egypt after he lost against the muslim brotherhoods mohamed morsi in the two thousand and eleven election he's been a strong critic of egyptian president the. military leader and probably has committed suicide by drinking poison after losing his appeal at a u.n. war crimes court upon hearing that his twenty year prison sentence had been upheld . that he was a war criminal. rival palestinian factions hamas and fatah have agreed to ask egypt to delay the handover of gaza and transfer power in the gaza strip to the palestinian authority by friday after a decade of dominance there as part of a reconciliation deal bob they're asking the handover to be delayed until the tenth of december u.s. president donald trump has been one of the condemned for sharing anti muslim videos posted by a far right. he read tweeted three videos posted by jade of france and the deputy leader of the britain first group earlier this month france and was convicted of abusing a muslim woman those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us inside story is coming up next i'll

become a political battleground between the resurgent right and the liberal left chaytor al-jazeera morsi. pope francis has spoken out against the concept of nuclear deterrence as saying it gives countries a false sense of security there that the catholic church is hosting a two day conference on nuclear disarmament attended by nobel peace laureates along with delegates from nato and the united nations hope warns that you clear weapons remain a danger even if they're highly unlikely to be used. again. we can't help but feel a deep sense of unease when we think of a catastrophic humanitarian and environmental effect and the employment of nuclear devices therefore if we also take into account the risk of an accidental detonation as a result of an ever of any kind the festival use as well as with a possession is to be firmly condemned to the. greenpeace activists a center message to delegates attending the un climate talks in german city of bomb they projected a sign reading no future in fossil fuels onto a coal power plant alongside faces from the pacific islands of the sun's meant to draw

government and is anger at cairo's failure to address poverty and unemployment and when president mohamed morsy was deposed in two thousand and thirteen. responded with violence the armed group aligned with eiseley year later calling itself sinai province and took control of a large part of the region. turkey says u.s. president john trump has agreed to stop supplying weapons to kurdish y p g fighters in northern syria this followed a phone call between chan and turkish president reject tired one the white house later said it would make adjustments to its policy of arming its allies in syria the jump administration began supplying weapons to the i.p.g. earlier this year with a battle to retake eisel stronghold of raka turkey considers the y p g a terrorist group some avenge of it as more from the turkish city of gazan top near the syrian border. what's being reported in the turkish media as united states saying that it will stop arming kurdish militias does not reflect in statements that have been seen from both presidents met press offices they say that would be just thing its policy when it c

kyra's failure to address poverty and unemployment and when president mohamed morsy was deposed in two thousand and thirteen answered by this responded with violence the group aligned with eisel a year later calling itself sinai province and took control of a large part of the region the economy is a middle east analyst and joins us in the studio why are we seeing this violence what's going on well egypt is not an exception i mean what's happened in egypt could happen anywhere in the world and it has nothing to do with egypt or being a third world country or an arab country african country it happened before in ireland it happened before in spain happen anywhere anywhere in the world when the government when the region takes away hope from people when they. kills politics when when there were. kills any hope of peaceful change. these these kind of humorous crimes happen so it makes sense although it's in this climate we have to condemn it we have to fight it but we have to identify the real reason behind all these things if we don't then unfortunately i'm afraid it's going to happen ov

it was before al-jazeera has obtained an audio recording of the deposed egyptian president mohamed morsi in court in cairo on my. the former leader was sentenced to death in twenty fifteen in connection with a mass jailbreak during egypt's twenty eleven revolution he's also been sentenced to lengthy prison terms in three other cases. since september the twenty fourth i've been completely isolated from the court there are double grasp areas i've tried to talk about the case but the court has not seen or heard me i can't a witness is and i can't talk to them and i should communicate with the court when i have things to say and the previous sitting i heard the witness and i wants to comment on what she said but i couldn't she said folks words that are not true i'm being tried in absentia but they say i am present i don't know where i am now but u.k. foreign secretary has apologised for causing distress to a british citizen jailed in iran and her family gary ratliff is facing charges of spreading propaganda or is johnson's accused of complicating the case by making comments that could extend

al-jazeera has obtained an audio recording of deposed egyptian president mohamed morsi in court in cairo on monday the former leader's already serving a life sentence in prison but faces further charges he says he's not getting a free trial. since september the twenty fourth i've been completely isolated from the court there are double glass paris i've tried to talk about the case but the court has not seen or heard me i can't hear witnesses and i can't talk to them and i should communicate with the court when i have things to say at the previous sitting i heard the witness and i want to comment on what she said but i couldn't she said force words that are not true i'm being tried in absentia but they say i am present i don't know where i am now the u.k. foreign secretary has apologised for causing distress to a british citizen jailed in iran. is facing charges of spreading propaganda boris johnson is accused of complicating the case explains. the u.k.'s foreign secretaries been accused of cloud issue incompetence over his handling of nasa teams that gaar iraq lives imprisonment not to m

egypt's presidential election next year he left egypt after losing to the muslim brotherhood mohamed morsi in the two thousand and eleven election is been a critic of the current president of tiles c.c. . my fellow egyptian citizens i have announced my intention to room in the presidential election and i was planning to start a tour amongst egyptian communities abroad before going back to egypt in the next few days however i was surprised to find out i'm prevented from leaving the us for reasons i don't understand and i'm not willing to understand i've often stated my appreciation for you are you for hosting me however i reject any intervention he prefers by preventing me from participating in a constitutional right al-jazeera is demanding the release of a channel a smart move to saying he's been an egyptian prison for eleven months now saying is accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al jazeera strongly deny these are people he complained of mistreatment in jail he was arrested on december the twentieth all visiting family. handover of power and gaza has been post

japan trade what morsi had to say yeah there and absolutely you know this is something that trade deficit with nations between nations other nations and the united states is something that canada trump really said kind of brought to the forefront of his agenda of his a political agenda and it's gone right through his presidency in particular when it comes to asia he pulled the united states out of the t.p. the transpacific partnership now this would have been one of the largest trade deals in the world the obama administration was pushing forward with this it was very important to japan but he but he pulled out pulled the united states out of it almost right after he got into the white house as a very important trade deal for japan now is entering at the after this meeting this morning here in tokyo at the u.s. embassy with business leaders both from japan and the united states he did say that there's still a deficit i don't apologise for that let's hear what donald trump had to say a little bit earlier on his talk. this morning i am pleased to have an opportunity to discuss how we can st

in this new political order in argentina and with macri president morsi, what are the rights on land and will they be protected more than they did under kirchner or is this ongoing problem that's not going to default? thank you. >> well, first i don't think cristina kirchner has to be expelled. there's a reality here that after peron, this is not the first attempt of creating an identity within peronism. [inaudible] which disappeared the moment he left power. then we want to come back, he cut 25% and that was it. didn't didn't go for a second and if remember. that was quite something here so i think peronism, politics is renewal. kirchner is past and christian just lost an election the other day. .. over new orleans renewal democratic convention, it's interesting because the president at this time that with conservatism where he says, while it belongs to all of us now with quite a long period of history comment or something about social justice and social equality to understanding society and politics that goes beyond and belongs to all of this and whether it's right or not ride. it'

she left egypt after he lost against muslim brotherhoods mohammed morsi and the twenty eleven election has been a strong critic of the current egyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi. but francis is about to make his first trip to bangladesh and made an appeal to acknowledge the growing refugee crisis the country is facing the leader of the roman catholic church failed to mention the six hundred thousand range of muslims who fled a military crackdown in myanmar the pope has been advised by catholic officials in may and we are to avoid using the term ranger during his visit he's expected to hold meetings with religious and political leaders u.s. president donald trump as a top british prime minister to resign may her condemnation of his anti islam retreats shared three anti muslim videos my far right british group on twitter a spokesman for may call trump's actions wrong in response trump told me to focus on what he called it destructive radical islamic terrorism in the u.k. and not on him. former bosnian croat military leader slobodan probably act has committed suicide by drinking pois

to get sisi into power and mohamed morsi out of power, it wasn't a normal election. basically disenfranchised anyone who was working with the muslim brotherhood. >> right. >> egypt, while we think of it as a democracy, it's a democracy for people who believe in government and are not muslim extremists. that's an ongoing, brewing problem for a country of 100 million. >> right. you could say the history of egypt has been the muslim brotherhood found a home through democracy. were democratic elected into the presidency, and then overturned in a popular-backed, still military maneuver. >> right. >> that has been one of the lessons both al qaeda and isis repeatedly harped on. to say, democracy doesn't work for you. there's no home through the ballot box. the only home, through the sword and through, of course, by which they've been -- >> a particularly heinous attack. thanks very much. msnbc contributor and "new york times" foreign correspondent. >>> president trump also had a call with turkey's president erdogan today as russia, iran and turkey take a larger role in resh

potential challengers in next year's election should feet narrowly lost to former president mohamed morsi in egypt's first democratic election in two thousand and twelve shortly after his defeat she feet was charged with corruption stemming from his time as minister of civil aviation he was tried in absentia initially found guilty but later acquitted but is risky for shifty to return is technically or he's legally free to return to egypt but sisi could manipulate the executive branch to file trumped up charges of corruption or a handful of criminal charges and then put him in pretrial detention which could last for years following a series of attacks in the sinai peninsula and a faltering economy critics say president sisi is in a weakened position as he aims for reelection sure feet is hoping to take advantage and many have not now honey i also promised my photo egyptian citizen i will not give up on my duty to serve you regardless of the hardships that i might face if she feet returns home the question remains really gyptian voters see the former air force commander turned prime ministe

to al-jazeera morsi. pop. francis has spoken out against the concept of nuclear deterrent saying it gives countries a false sense of security the head of the catholic church is hosting a two day conference on nuclear disarmament attended by nobel peace laureates along with delegates from nato and the united nations or. the nuclear attack on hiroshima blanket destruction never seen before nine hundred forty five or since. at this conference at the vatican u.n. officials a nobel peace prize recipient discussing nuclear disarmament trying to ensure a hiroshima never happens again pope francis launch the event by condemning all nuclear weapons. i firmly and then prophetic the us as well as. they exist in the service of a mentality of fear that affects not only the parties in conflict but the entire human race. listens to this mentality has led to tension on the korean peninsula and worrying rhetoric between washington and pyongyang this is the first major international gathering since the un approved a treaty bann

and there's anger at cairo's failure to address poverty and unemployment and when president mohamed morsy was deposed in two thousand and thirteen. this responded with violence the armed group aligned with eiseley year later calling itself sinai province and took control of the of part of the region timothy calderas is a nonresident fellow at the hariri institute for middle east politics joins us live from athens good to have you with us so when you look at the stats of over the years the number of military operations versus stability a number of attacks inside nine. do the facts say that the more we have this sort of military crackdown the more secure the area is becoming all the exact opposite. but i think i don't think that they work in a perfect economy like that but in the in the case of sinai the military has had a pretty active tempo of counterinsurgency and counterterrorism operations for quite some time and as yesterday showed it hasn't been enough to stop this sort of thing from happening and for us to continue to escalate. its tactics in the mainland the government has been fai

al-jazeera morsi. i you can court has upheld a ruling that drivers are entitled to workers' rights such as minimum wage and paid time off the multi-billion dollar company argues its drivers work as independent contractors the union supporting the drivers says they should have the same employment rights a similar businesses already announced it will appeal against friday's decision. he used chief briggs it negotiator has given the u.k. a two week ultimatum to make concessions on a divorce agreement if talks are to proceed to the next round michel barnier says it's vital for the u.k. to increase its offer on an exit bill which some e.u. officials say could be as much as seventy billion dollars peter sharp reports from london. time does appear to be running out for the british breck's at negotiators as the u. representative field in this question at the end of the second day of talks in brussels mr mann you confirm for me that you will need clarifications or concessions whichever you prefer from the u.k.

president morsi and arab spring liberated them. president el-sisi is trying to restrain them and we must support him. the muslim brotherhood proclaimed that used hitler to reek holocaust upon jews as divine punishment and praised them for putting jews in the place. winning the struggle is personal to me. my father was in world war ii and participated in d-day air campaign and bombed the nazis. i visited to see first-hand the terror. and symptomatic extermination that the nazis perpetrated on the jews. what my father and ed royce's father and their generation were fighting against was pure evil. it is no surprise that the radical islamists were then allies of the nazis. as a once famous jewish man said in jewish history there are no consequences. we must always remember and never forget. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, chairman mccaul. congressman brad sherman is with us who has done important work of terrorism subcommittee of foreign affairs. this has been part of his focus. he is with us here today. good friend and colleague

presidential election next year so if he left egypt after he lost against the muslim brotherhood's mohamed morsi in the two thousand and eleven election there's been a strong critic of egyptian president the father l.c.c. . my fellow egyptian citizens i have announced my intention to run in the presidential election and i was planning to start a tour amongst egyptian communities abroad before going back to egypt in the next few days however i was surprised to find out i'm prevented from leaving the u.a.e. for reasons i don't understand and i'm not willing to understand i've often stated my appreciation for you or you for hosting me however i reject any intervention in egypt furrows by preventing me from participating in a constitutional right now u.s. president donald trump has attacked the british prime minister tories away for her condemnation of her anti islam read tweets trump shared three anti muslim videos from a far right bush group to has more than forty million followers a spokesman for make or transactions of wrong but within the last hour this is what the u.s. commander in chief repli