what do you think anwar�*s motive was? i think his motive was... honour based. said to fawziyah, stop behaving like a british woman, meaning, you know, an independent, well—educated young woman. he didn't like that. he didn't like the fact that fawziyah had her own voice, her own opinions. he didn't like that. karma nirvana, the charity supporting yasmin, including prior to fawziyah's death, said that they recognised honour abuse as part of fawziyah's lived experience. police scotland, who carried out the investigation into fawziyah's murder, told us they did not identify any honour—based abuse, adding that domestic abuse and coercive control were the main factors in this case. so anything that's here that you're probably going to say— belongs to you, you're not taking i anything from here. i believe he does have some control still from prison. he, well, the fact is, i still don't have all of fawziyah's possessions back. the possessions that i have got back, i've had to fight tooth and nail to get them possessions back. and his parents are honouring that control

anwar sadat, who had a history of all-out land and air attacks on israel , finally agrees to negotiate and make peace with israel under the pressure of the united states. israel is sadat's young deputy hosni mubarak has witnessed these historical developments and knows what the future holds for him. mubarak was the commander of the egyptian air force before sadat's deputy, and because of the tremendous blow to israel in the air battle , he had achieved stunning fame and popularity in egypt, but now he is an observer . peace is not with the regime that is enmity with it. for him, the fame and prestige of the peace march with the presence of american president jimmy carter, the hypocrites begin, the prime minister of israel and anwar sadat, the president of egypt, sign this is the first agreement of an arab country with israel . the people of the region are amazed at the fate the leaders of hamas the desert of egyptian cinema is still occupied by israel, but sadat is the first and only leader of a muslim country, which is not understood. israel showed up and glorifies israel's friendship

fawsia javed, who was 31, was killed by kashif anwar in 2021.en speaking to newsnight�*s yasminara khan. fawsia was a solicitor married to kashif anwar, an optical assistant, in an islamic ceremony on the 25th of december 2020. the first time that we met him, thought he was a polite, well—mannered, young person. shortly after their wedding, aanwar knocked fawsia unconscious in a cemetery. around the same time, he put a pillow of her face and punched her in the head. he also withdrew £12,000 from a bank account while she was sleeping. fawsia, who had helped as a volunteer in many charities, including for domestic abuse, decided to end the marriage due to the abuse she endured. she'd contacted divorce lawyers to get the ball rolling to get a divorce, because he always said, "i'm never going to divorce you." she'd also made voice recordings of him, where he's being threatening and abusive towards her. you've ruined my life. i'll tell you one thing, i'll tell you one thing. j you end this, and i will ruin yours. fawsia went to the police twice, so t

i got anwar approved in alaska. it's as big or bigger than saudi arabia. the first day of the biden administration, they terminated the deal. ronald reagan tried to do anwar. he was unsuccessful doing it. bush tried. everybody tried to do it. all for years and years, for 60 years i got it done. it was all done. they were getting ready to drill. biden ended it. then we got the covid. came in from china. and we had to do other things. >> bret: you believe that? >> no, i don't. i believe that it came in from wuhan. i said that. if you go back you will say i was the one who said it came in from the wuhan labs from day one. i was told don't close up the country in terms of china and i did. i saved hundreds of thousands of lives. i believe it was incompetence, actually. you know, there are two thoughts they did it -- there is another thought i was so tough on china they did it to get me out. >> bret: you don't believe that part. >> i don't believe that, no. i actually think they were just incompetent. >> bret: it is a big part of that spending. covid. do you hav

he was a strategic friend of the egyptian president anwar sadat, who turned the opponents of the council into a pharaoh of egypt. he becomes his greatest enemy and yasser arafat travels to tehran for a few days and the israeli embassy becomes the palestinian embassy , ​​but on the other hand, this story also changes its situation once . under the pressure, america is finally willing to negotiate and make peace it becomes anonymous with israel these days, sadat is involved in the recognition of the israeli regime, sadat's young deputy , hosni mubarak, also witnessed these developments in the history of instagram and does not know what the future holds for him . mubarak was the commander of the egyptian air force before sadat's deputy the reason for the terrible blow to israel in the air battle had become famous and popular in egypt, but now it is not observing the peace with the regime , which is an enemy to him. the president of egypt signed this first contract the arab country is with israel, the people of the region look at the fate of the people with astonishment. the egyptian cinema

regarding the killing of anwar sadat, the distance between iran and egypt increased tehran seems to have good relations with the countries of the persian gulf, it has played a major role in melting the ice between tehran and cairo. in recent months, a new one is being formed in the west asia region, and it seems that the interests of the two countries are opening up due to the tehran-riyadh agreement. egypt and iran dictate that the relations between the two countries be resumed as soon as possible and the regional order be defined based on the will and interests of the countries in the region, and the unwillingness of the us and israel is now the regional situation indicates that the arab axis has opposed itself before this. the islamic republic knew that it had come to the conclusion that it was a friendly relationship it will end with iran more in their favor. the head of the middle east studies center in cairo told al arabi al-jadeed newspaper that it does not have a big problem with iran, but its allies have many problems with iran . cairo should overcome the obstacles of conservati

regarding the killing of anwar sadat, the distance between iran and egypt increased, but it seems that relations are very good . tehran and the countries of the persian gulf have played a major role in melting the ice between tehran and cairo. the region of west asia is being formed and it seems that another country in the region is opening up due to the tehran-riyadh agreement. the two countries, egypt and iran, have decided makes the relations between the two countries resume as soon as possible and the regional order based on the desire and interests of the countries of the region to be defined and the unwillingness of the united states, the regional conditions indicate that the arab axis, which considers itself the opponent of the islamic republic, has come to the conclusion that the alliance and friendly relationship with iran will end in their favor, the head of the middle east studies center in cairo told al-arabi al-jadeed newspaper that it does not have a big problem, but its allies with iran have many problems. cairo must put aside the obstacles of conservatism in order to jo

the relations between tehran and cairo were never established, regarding the killing of anwar sadat, distance between iran and egypt increased , but it seems that the very good relations between tehran and the gulf countries have played a major role in melting the ice between the relations between tehran and cairo . it seems to be one of the tehran-riyadh agreement other countries in the region are opening up and they want the relations between the two countries to be resumed as soon as possible and the regional order is defined based on the wishes and interests of the countries in the region, and the reluctance of america and israel in the region indicates that the arab axis that before this, the opposition of the islamic republic knew that it had come to the conclusion that the alliance and friendly relationship with iran mostly ends with headphones . the head of the middle east studies center in cairo told al arabi al-jadeed newspaper that it does not have a big problem with iran. the islamic imamate has many problems with iran. to join the regional alliance by overcoming the barr

ukraine, because the egyptian time, by the way, wanted to at least go ahead with the obdalno-sei early anwarda destruction of israel , it is difficult to present such a pact between ukraine and russia, where the united states are the guarantors of the security of russia itself, it supplies its weapons, the truth is that we need to draw parallels , i answer the question, they always say losers that there is honey, this is new , of course, for ukraine, a complete, complete parallel here it is impossible, theoretically, any agreement directly between the united states and ukraine at the expense of a guarantee for the supply of weapons , possible military assistance, possible placement of steppe weapons in ukraine itself, and so on , of course, this should not be complete. ruble region history second geography but if the question was about an israeli example but this is an honor that theoretically it is possible to take the second section of the israeli example, for example, the parallel of egypt with russia is speeding up in this case, but if russia says that it does not feel safe in the event

i got anwar approved 2 in alask.hey terminated the deal. we were going to make so much money. then we got covid, covid, our gift from china and we had to do other things. maria: the gift from china. lee, your thoughts? >> it's just too much. i think the bottom line is this is the candidate or former president that's setting the tone for every conversation about the election. there's nothing that you're talking about that doesn't start and end with donald trump on the republican side. and so when he talks about some of these issues, most people will say they feel better under donald trump from a financial perspective, from a hope perspective, all sorts of things, despite the fact that it was somewhat chaotic. really interesting to watch him. he's leading in the polls still by over 30 points, the collective average. it's almost no matter what he says, no matter what he does, everybody's reacting to him. maria: what about the legal issues that he's facing? look, this administration wants president trump out of this race

and finally it is professor shibley telhami, the anwar sadat chair for development and peace at the university of maryland, just up the road and a nonresident senior fellow at the brookings institute. he served as a senior adviser to the state department and an adviser to the u.s. mission to the u.n., an adviser to congressman lee hamilton, and as a member of the iraq study group. his bestselling group, the stakes, america in the middle east, which was again elusive to some of the problems the united states was likely to face, was selected by foreign affairs as one of the top five books in the middle east in 2003. he graduated with a bachelor of arts from queens college cooney and a master of arts and ph.d. from uc berkeley. and also for our purposes today, he is just recently the author of an important book, which i have here, entitled the one state reality, examining what is israel palestine with a number of other co-editors. with that windy introduction, i will turn the podium over to my colleague doug bandow. >> thanks, justin. normally, at an event like, this it is a pleasure to appear. b

finally is professor shibley telhami who is the anwar sadat chair for development and peace at the university of maryland just up the road. and a senior fellow at the booking institute. and the past director of the senior advisory to the state department, an adviser to the u.s. mission to the u.n., and adviser to congressman, lee hamilton, and is a member of the iraq study group. his best selling book, steaks -- america in the middle east. again, elusive to the problems united states was likely to faced with selected by foreign affairs in one of the top five books in the middle east in 2003. he graduated with a bachelors are from queen college and a master of arts from the graduate theological engine and ph.d. from uc berkeley. also for our purposes just recently is the author of an important book which i have here in titled, the one-state reality. examining what is israel palestine, with a number of other co-editors. with that windy introduction i will turn the podium over to my colleague, doug bandow. normally i would say it's a thank you, justin. normally, at an event like this, i would sa

in the first week in office he terminated anwar. it would've been unbelievable.eat. but we will bring it back. so many different things they terminated. something they couldn't terminate, like the tax cuts. they've never been able to do that. a lot of the regulation because that created all those jobs they are having a hard time with that. but i will return us to where we were right on day one. we will be returning our country very quickly. it's going to happen very fast. we know the right people. some were fantastic. but i came here, i was only in washington 17 times during my entire life. i read this in an article, i said is this true? but they said 17 times. i wasn't a part of washington society so i had to rely on people for recommendations. we did some incredible things. tax cuts. we had great people. but we had some people i wouldn't have chosen if given a second shot. we had weak people. we had stupid people. people that had no leadership ability. we had some very bad people, some great people that i would use again in a heartbeat. but now i know everybody