the italian offensive on egypt had to be postponed. situation arose that the italian troops that were in africa were generally not in a very good moral position, that is, they had certain problems with morale. at the head of all this... one of the founders of the fascist movement, young, able to speak, able to ignite the italian troops, extremely popular, perhaps even too popular, benito musalin was already beginning to worry, that's in in the forties, the italian air defense zniki decided to fire at a plane that was flying past tobruk and shot it down, killing the marshal. the new command was not so charismatic, in general, the morale situation in italy among the italian troops was weak. the italians in general did not understand very well what they were doing in africa, but to fight for victor emmanuel to become the emperor of africa, well, of course, this is possible, but in general this is not the goal that can be set. in september 1940, having increased their group and having achieved a six-fold numerical superiority on... the new

gaza from the side of egypt and the zionist regime.d any communication with gaza whether by land , air or sea will be limited and completely closed , and all communication will be done through several crossings, one of the main crossings in the rafah area , which is open to egypt. mishe and five main crossings the number of crossings is more, but the main five are the ones through which most of the purposes are carried out . they are under the control of the zionist regime, and even the area and sea coast that gaza has with the national sea is completely controlled and managed by the israeli navy. the maritime relations are very simple. marine activities such as fishing are also carried out under the control of the zionist regime, and gaza is completely under a political, economic and security siege. with the complete siege of gaza, the residents of gaza will be completely cut off in such a way that they even have to leave the wall to communicate with the outside. the fans should be connected with each other. in order to bypass this si

modern egypt is a strategic partner of russia in africa.ally important country for the maghreb region, for northern africa. and if south africa is the undisputed leader of southern africa, then egypt is one of the leaders of north africa, therefore its entry into brics certainly increases prestige. and egypt itself, and makes unification more representative. x kherson region, where together with zaporizhzhya cossacks are now recreating a single cossack army. and zaporizhzhya cossacks have always considered themselves. ethiopia is a national hero, who was granted the title of count abai by the ethiopian ruler. it is thanks to him that ethiopia remained the only country on the entire continent that was never captured during the total colonization of africa by european countries. retired guard lieutenant nikolai leontiev first visited distant obesinia in 1895 as part of expeditions of the russian geographical. the russian empire supported ethiopia in the fight against the aggression of italy, which was trying to capture this country, sending t

moreover, there was a project to occupy egypt. that is, a project for a corridor between the colonies that were located in the indian ocean, well, the closest one was ethiopia for us, all the way to libya, that is , to stretch a belt and thus ensure military-strategic - dominance of italy in the northern part of the african continent. in june 1940, france capitulated to hitler. mussolini, who was always envious german fuhrer. decided to get involved in the fight for the redivision of europe without wasting time. on june 10, duci declared war on england and france. in africa, mussolini's main target was british egypt. at that time, there were two armies in italian libya with a total of 250,000 men. but the italian troops were poorly equipped. they had only 120 light tanks in service. which were in africa, were generally not in a very good moral position, that is, they had certain morale issues. problems. at the head of this entire group stood the governor-general of the talabatba line, an extremely charismatic personality, a convin

of which are towards egypt. occupied territories yahya senwart said in an interview in 2020 that we dug more than 500 km of tunnels under gaza, these tunnels are dug on the border of egypt towards egypt, which mainly provides the goods, services, medicine and weapons they need. and the tunnels that lead to the regime being a zionist, in addition to providing goods and services, it has 2 double special tasks, one is defensive and the other is offensive, but in 2014, the zionist regime identified and destroyed a large number of these tunnels and identified and destroyed 30 tunnels . in 2017, the egyptian army did a similar thing and identified and destroyed 32 tunnels that were drawn from the gaza side to egypt . with this work that egypt and israel are doing, the people of gaza are more limited than before and more deprived than before. they will in 2018 and 2019, a very large march will be held behind the barrier walls by the residents of gaza what do they want? they want the lands they had before the siege outs

but egypt as a egypt, as it is a bigger story in egypt, is a calling reading from a the worst economic crisis in, in decades. it has just the certainly no, no, not nearly all the words is accepted for an aid from the u. s. stimulus package from the i ipad, big investments from southeast and the u. e. a investment this just about starting to come in, but you get to not out of the woods. it's fundamentals haven't changed and the, the, the war has affected egypt in material ways. so got here on your loss of about 20 percent. the revenue from the source canal, which is an important source of heart currency for egypt and its tourism sector, which was just recovering from the shocks of corporate and rushing grain is, is being affected. and what about the impact of the instability of both up to back and what about the impact of, of a wider conflict on, on global trade routes? for instance, let's say this is come out as well. the global yes, i think big global trade routes and the districts have recalibrated costs are significantly higher. the red sea continues to be out the balance for most s

towards egypt .and weapons they needed and the tunnels leading to the regime it identifies and destroys a large number of these tunnels and identifies and destroys 30 tunnels . in 2017, the egyptian army carried out a similar task and 32 tunnels that were drawn from the gaza side to egypt. it has been identifying and destroying them , with what egypt and israel are doing , the people of gaza are more limited and deprived than before. in 2018 and 2019, a very large march will be held behind the current walls by the residents of gaza, what are their demands? they want the lands they had before the siege outside the retaining wall, the agricultural lands and gardens they had to be given back to them. but the answer of the regime what is zionism? he suppresses them in the most severe way possible and kills and injures hundreds of them. this may be the end of the peaceful actions of the residents of gaza to take back their lands. the residents of gaza are people under the age of 25 who do not remember any

it is dug on the border of egypt towards egypt , which mainly provided them with the goods and servicesdicine and weapons they needed, and the tunnels towards the zionist regime, in addition to the supply of goods and services, have a double purpose, one of which is a defense issue. one is aggressive, but it identifies and destroys a large number of people in a year of these tunnels, it identifies and destroys 30 tunnels. in 2017, the egyptian army did the same thing, and it identified and destroyed 32 tunnels that were drawn from gaza to egypt . this is what egypt and israel are doing. limited gaza. it will be more and more deprived than before. in 2018 and 2019, a very large march behind the barrier walls will be carried out by the residents of gaza. it is up to them. but what is the response of the zionist regime? in the most intense way possible suppresses and kills and injures hundreds of them. this may be the end of the peaceful actions of the residents of gaza to take back their lands. don't forget more than 65% of the residents of gaza are people under 25 years old. people who d

so they can sell it to egypt for me. the i have done to find, find groups of funding that cause wrote to you and codes of was it the steps involved and that took me 3 years. but at the same time that i was identifying the funding, i was also looking for methods to get them under control. those who are pre the i received the 2022 l'oreal unesco award for women in science for young talent. on the day of the ceremony, i was so stressed and everyone around me knew it was because it was here and quote one on the audience. beside florian, the government was there, so i was really stressed. but at the end, i was happy to move out of the local, the bio pesticide that i developed. this is simply made of essential oils, context rocks on walter that so that was the best to replace the women who sell. yeah, that's what it says is a price to see that's something like this exist, it would be then they would you be as as to whether it would work a for the packers. they were worried i would just get the items which would have no results

with this work that egypt and israel are doing, the people of gaza are more limited than before. and they are more deprived than before. in 2018 and 2019 , a very large march will be held behind the barrier walls by the residents of gaza, what are their demands? they sing the lands that they had before the siege outside the retaining wall, the agricultural lands and gardens that they had should be given back to them. but what is the response of the zionist regime? in the most extreme way possible he suppresses them and kills and injures hundreds of them. this may be the end of the peaceful actions of the residents of gaza to take back their lands. don't forget more than 65 % of residents. gaza consists of people under 25 years old . people who don't remember any of those previous fryer wars. well, from 2021 onwards , relative peace will rule in gaza. the work is progressing to the point where the security assessment of israel and western forces in general. this is that hamas is changing its approach and wants to implement a model similar to the self-governing organization in gaza

arriving in egypt, montgomery ordered immediate preparations for a counterattack.omery is an absolutely outstanding pr general, he always had journalists with him, a man who wanted, really wanted to become great, and montgomery, he was an extremely cautious man, that is, he always saved up his strength, he acted extremely carefully, always played it safe. the english, gradually recovering from their defeats, began to transfer troops to egypt, what troops? new zealanders, australians, south africans went there, equipment went there. mangomery began to create a fairly powerful fist. he surpassed romel in tanks five times, and in personnel four times. that is, he could accumulate forces, and the enemy could not accumulate them. in early november 1942, during the second battle for einn, the british army completely routed the italo-german troops, who began to hastily retreat to the west. the operation began on november 4, 1942, more than 300 american military ships transports entered the mediterranean. in the ports of algiers, oran and casablanca, they landed a force to

first, egypt went on the compromise path of expelling egypt from the arab league taking the arab league to tunisia, but one by one the arab governments started to get on the compromise train and in fact follow the same path that saadat took. what the islamic revolution of iran did was to create a third way against these dual opposites . it opened the way for popular resistance and intifada , that is, the palestinian people, the nations of the region, to enter the field based on the model of the islamic revolution of iran, not based on guerilla operations or, in fact, the elite operation of the nation should enter the stage and the leading resistance should operate alongside the nation and in the context of its own nation and advance this third way that the islamic revolution should listen to the nation. palestine, the nations of the region and the relative gradual successes , both in lebanon, the great success of 2000, after 18 years of resistance, followed in palestine until the week of october, in fact, and the series of events was an issue that was considered to be part of the intern

uh i have experience. egypt coast have become increasingly crowded, embracing is thanks to a growing tourism industry, both on land and under the water. they have especially the precious treasures that need protecting egypt. coal reese like elsewhere, wellness off, wrecked, and by realizing most images for the corals here, the more resistant to climate change than elsewhere. thanks probably to the way they've developed thousands of years ago. it is possible that egypt coral reefs will one day be the only ones left in the world which relied so there preservation is not only a matter of national concern, but also in the interest of all of humanity. but they didn't send me the scientist around admission for the benefits of humanity and the thing last mackwood, a new have 15 fees, their organization, hector is financed by international development aid and their own waste recycling projects. the goal is to protect egypt. corals from the numerous threats, especially from knowledge numbers of people. we joined the team out on patrol. once again, it's far too busy. the many divers and smoke,

c does what he can to preserve egypt, unique, underwater weld, active. a snow is out on patrol again. he's looking to see who is behaving irresponsibly and potentially endangering precious marine life near the city of o. got it. an area that especially popular with terrorist. do you spell it something that's not good at that point? haven't been wired with that either line so that he's pretty severe orders and it's damaging. everyone uses all the actions and see and he knows it's from you. it's really, really sad. getting a fine. it's funny the most so we, once we just re quoted this and we do them, we send to the good 3 big fines. but what about those old tanks we saw earlier? what did they you doing here? it's quite simple. newer my food and the rest of the healthcare team had some, some kia a few months ago with the help of egypt, army and government, hoping to newer away adventurous diamonds. what we call the military museum, or the tentative dive sites on for one reason is to basically reduce the number of dives being done or not certain dyers. so wi

it is possible that egypt coral reefs will one day be the only ones left in the world which live. so they are, preservation is not only a matter of national concern, but also the interest of all of humanity. but because they didn't send me the scientist, their own admission for the benefits of humanity and nothing like mach mode, no have $15.00 fees. their organization, hector is financed by international development aid and their own waste recycling projects. the goal is to protect egypt. corals from the numerous threats, especially from knowledge numbers of people. we join the team out on patrol. once again, it's far too busy. the many divers and smoke, let's place a huge burden on the marine environment. to many uh, people on a very small in sport. and especially that they are beginners, the there is i'm a hi change that the break some things that something more or events diverse they i really the take care about the quote. the role is not easy nor, and his team are not police officers. they can report misconduct but not hand out fines or rather punitive measures. so they try t

of course you have a towards the big being case, you've gone off the egypt of egypt as it is a bigger story in egypt is a calling reading from a the worst economic crisis in and decades. it has just this certainly, no, no, no, not nearly all. the words is accepted for an aid from the u. s. stimulus package from the math. big investments, from se in the u. e. a investment this just about starting to come in, but you just did not out of the woods is fundamentals haven't changed. and the, the, the war has affected egypt in material ways. so you've got a year on your loss of about 20 percent. the revenue from the source canal, which is an important source of heart currency for egypt and it's towards of sector which was just recovering from the shocks of corporate and rushing grain is, is being affected. and what about the impact of the instability of both up to back and what about the impacts of, of a wider conflict on, on global trade routes? for instance, let's say this is come out as well, the global, i think the global trade routes and the districts have recalibrate the costs are sign

the coalition, which included egypt, syria, iraq, jordan, kuwait, began to prepare an attack on israel, and the leaders of the arab countries began to talk about their readiness to destroy the jewish state in a total war. syrian and egyptian troops were drawn to the border of israel. mobilization was declared in these countries. however, israel launched a preemptive strike, first destroying the enemy air force, and then defeating the armies of the arab countries in border battles. as a result of the battles , israel gained control over the gaza strip , east jerusalem, most of the west bank of the jordan river, the dutch heights, and the sinai peninsula. historians say that this war became the point of no return. for both sides. israel captured a territory three times larger than its own in 6 days. tel aviv had to give up its lands because of the un security council resolution. the six-day war, of course, also became a starting point, because once again israel demonstrated to the entire arab world that it is ready to stand firm in its positions, that no one and nothing can be an obstacl

egypt's casualties numbered more than 11,000 with 6,000 for jordan and 1,000 for syria compared with only 700 for israel. the arab armies also suffered crippling losses of weaponry and equipment. the sixth-day war also created hundreds of thousands of refugees and brought more than 1 million palestinians in the occupied territories. under israeli rule. the defeat demoralized both the arab public and the political elite. pan-arabism was defanged and hopes to take back palestine were shattered. the palestinian issue remained unresolved as an arab problem. israeli prime minister golda mair famously claimed an interview with the sunday times on june 15th 1969 that there were no such things as palestinians, they didn't exist. almost decade later, in 1978, egyptian president anwar saddat and israeli prime minister manakam began. signed the camp david accords, according to which egypt would recognize israel as legitimate state, a stab in the back of palestine, betrayed by egypt and abandoned by the rest of the arab world, the palestinian nation was withering away under the illegal, brutal o

and it was this, you'll be on egypt, 6 the as the mediation. was it a shot or, and any, any other international, regional and members, you know, so it's really a good opportunity for and each and each country to sit on the table and to start from confusion one more time. and that's what ease of 6 score only egypt 6 for peaceful and solution score any, any conflict such as that night. and then of course, perfect. thanks so much for coming on the program on sharing your view with is definitely a use free political economy research or live from cairo. many, many treasures were looted from india on the british. true, but of projects now under way to repatriate the compass artifacts and retain the company still in heritage. next we look at the work being done in our short documentary cost of an empire. the hi everybody. so i am good and lead to again and i have come you it in. so it's a large light bulbs with the supplies. so it was found this gulf of them big so in the mid to indeed century, in a small above in english county of can yonah is discov

betrayed by egypt and abandoned by the rest of the arab world, the palestine. nation was withering away under the illegal, brutal occupation, two countries away from palestine, the iranian people were making history by toppling the powerful regime of muhammad riza shah, like the israelies at the united states on his side. the fall of the shah who had the biggest army in the middle east and the fifth greatest one in the world rekindled hopes in the hearts of the palestinians the invincible could be vincibleانی in the words of the co-founder of hamas, abdul aziz al rantizi, we believe that the islamic revolution of iran has had a positive impact on other muslim countries. it has awakened them, and i believe this awakening accounts for uprisings across the muslim world. the newly established islamic republic was, however, more than role model for the palestinian nation. iran ended its alliance with israel overnight in favor of the palestinians. just six days after the victory of the islamic revolution in 1979, the palestine liberation organization chief yasir araf

you have neighboring egypt. you have a saw this, you have the amount of twos you have the tax. and how do you think, how's the key to any way out of these classes? i think the most important external power broadcast is about dumping the emeralds. have been supporting the recess militarily financially diplomatic. the they've been lying on that, but hoss and without that support the are assess but not be where it is to today. the amaran's is also in a strong position visa v. uh the, the government of sit on this to don for since because they find fully private finance. the banking system that is used by stuff is based in, in, in, in the amber. so the cameras has the strongest cons in the, in the hands they could, they could really move to the raining and the r assess and bringing the war closer to. and then the consultants on that run. but bringing the war to an end should they want to do so behind the scenes, i think, however, there's possibly also a potential israel to play a role. it was very striking at the un general assembly last month that prime minister benjamin netanyahu

yeah, every track egypt they'd be about on the severe pressure. none of them are able to absorb large refugee flowers to, to um, to find the resources to, to, to, to across photo assistance for these people. so if it's, if, if the student needs crisis continues on, it's current trajectory. it is going to get develop all the regional countries. it's kind of how to can cowski philip the consequences. so they've been tired of just how that was the way to prevent one day in so then alex deval investigators, i really appreciate your insight. thank you. and thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, at least as you'd have gone for further discussion, go to our facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside folder. you can also join the conversation on x out of hand. it is not a j inside, sorry. when we ask you a lot about on the entire team here. and uh huh. bye for now. our oceans are under swift by a for rushes, fishing industry, government. people are thinking of bring deep sea trolling b

the armies of different parts of the syrian and lebanese army, and so on to destroy egypt and jordan, and this was a very important point in the longest war, the 33-day war in 206, which lasted 33 days , was the longest war between the palestinians, the original owners of the land. occupation and between the occupiers, this was unprecedented in the history of these conflicts, but the al-aqsa storm has lasted for a year , and none of the goals of the zionist regime have been realized, neither with the army, nor with the air force, nor with the navy, nor with the ground force. . in fact, the israelis did not fight with an armed group whose weapons are completely limited and as we can see, they are fighting in the basement. they are completely reached and any movement on the ground is considered as a target and will be seen and martyred . in this situation, after one year today, tel aviv as the largest occupied city and haifa as the largest and most important industrial and port city of the zionist regime in a completely limited land and under the complete occupation of the zionist force

west, which became available in the six-day war in a year , to win over the arab countries, namely egypt, syria, jordan and iraq, and the zionist regime even seizes parts of the territory of these countries, including the syrian golan and the egyptian sinai. . 10 years later, the then president of egypt, anwar sadad, made peace with the occupiers with the so-called camp david accords to regain his lost territory. although the fighters stand palestine continued and in 1987 marked the first intifase, but a compromise. some palestinian groups led to the oslo accords 6 years later, which was signed under the slogan of peace on earth with yasser arafat, yitzhak rabin and bill clinton in attendance . a big trap for the cause of palestine, the most important result of which was the judaization of jerusalem and the expansion of zionist settlements in the occupied territories. after the consolidation of the power of the zionist regime, the relative legitimacy of this fake regime is about to be expanded. although he faced the opposition of the arab nations, he was so impressed by the leaders of th

he does it so that egypt does not have rocket production. therefore, during this period , that is, after 2006, why did israel use security intelligence to infiltrate lebanon's land, see through drones, through the air, through the so-called telecommunication signals through mobile phones and satellites were completely zoomed. from 2006 until the assassination of assad hassan nasrallah, he was actually able to identify all of hezbollah's infrastructures, based on that time and location, he was able to reach his political and military goals because he could not be in the field. you should look at hezbollah face to face. now in your own news, you said that it was not able to enter the lebanese soil even a single centimeter, certainly hezbollah with the measures that it had planned before, even during its lifetime. to this day, hassan nasrallah definitely does not use the so-called process with a scholarly view towards his enemy if it reaches the lebanese soil, because today's lebanon , hezbollah is stronger than all those who act as the axis of

that is destroyed mostly civilized nations and i'm going to give you examples i afghanistan, iran, egypt, these were all countries that were quite liberated from the 1940s onward until islam took over and sharia all took over, so that's my question to you, george, yeah, you're not as uh, as nice as you look uh, and people will get that joke, uh, but you're also very stupid, first of all, you have no right or ability to decide whether or not i am scottish, i'm a... fraid that right of excommunication doesn't uh uh extend to you in your squat, you don't have the power, the right uh to decide whether or not i am scottish. secondly, you seem to suppose uh that i support ideologies uh that you uh excoriate, i actually don't support uh the ideology of... uh of the taliban in afghanistan. if you weren't stupid, you would know that. if you weren't stupid, you would have researched my attitude to the taliban and their fathers, even grandfathers, going back to the 1980s. if you were not stupid, you would know that it was me that told margaret thatcher that she had opened the gates to the barbarian

benjamin netanyahu says he welcomes egypt's willingness to promote a deal for the release of hostagesing from the prime minister's office's statement there, welcoming egypt's willingness to promote a deal for the release of hostages. second update to bring you from levin on. the as early army has said that four of its soldiers have been killed fighting in southern lebanon —— the israeli army. battling hezbollah for weeks now, the israeli army saying they fell during combat in southern lebanon. let's move to our top story this hour. the un has warned the world is on track for what it calls a "catastrophic" 3.1 degrees celsius of warming this century. the gap between the emissions cuts needed to limit global warming and the actual progress being made has been made clear in a new report. the un environment programme says the world is currently on track for temperature rises between 2.6 and 3.1 degrees celsius depending on how much of the currently promised climate action is delivered. remember, countries agreed to pursue efforts to curb temperaure rises to 1.5 celsius above pre—industria

support of the west, which led to victory in the 6-day war in 1967 over the arab countries, namely egypt, syria, jordan and iraq, and the zionist regime even took parts of the territory of these countries, including the syrian golan and seize the sinai of egypt. 10 years later, anwar sadad , the president of egypt at the time , pushed for peace with the occupiers of al-quds to regain his lost territory with the so-called camp david agreement, although the resistance of the palestinian fighters continued and in 1987 marked the first intifase. but the compromise of some palestinian groups led to the oslo accords 6 years later . the agreement was signed with the slogan of peace before the earth in the presence of yasser arafat, isaac rabin and bill clinton. a big trap for the cause of palestine, the most important result of which is the judaization of jerusalem and the expansion of zionist settlements in the occupied territories. became. after the consolidation of the power of the zionist regime and the relative legitimacy of this fake regime, it was time to expand the normalization of rela

dozens of tunnels were discovered under the corridor, linking the gaza strip with egypt. one of the main goals of the operation in gaza was the release of israeli prisoners. last fall, hamas released 110 of them, but this was not done as a result of military action, but during negotiations during a week-long humanitarian pause. in exchange, israel released 240 palestinian militants from prison. now, a year later, the captives continue to find. back in may, hamas agreed to a ceasefire proposal put forward by mediators qatar and egypt, but... after the israelis took the philadelphia corridor, all negotiations were disrupted. a catastrophic humanitarian situation has developed throughout the enclave. if in january an average of 62 trucks a day entered the enclave, then after the closure of the rafah checkpoint, humanitarian aid supplies decreased by 70%. now aid to gaza comes only through israel, part through the kerem shalom checkpoint, and part through the erez checkpoint. the past year has confirmed, no military operations are carried out as planned, and it is never possi

that beyond that, we also saw statement from the prime minister netanyahu, which he think egypt for egypt readiness to try to advance a deal when it comes to these negotiations. so it seems that israel, the egypt rather, has already been playing a role with these real and trying to get some type of a framework of a deal going forward. now, what's interesting about all this is because up until today, there was no indication from israel, that they were in any way ready to expend any kind of political capital to try to enter into a ceasefire. what i'm talking about here is the fact that after the killing of yeah, he's in war, when the american administration continued to say that that was going to give an opportunity is riddled step back from conflict and try to pursue peace. well, what we heard from the israelis was defiance statement after statement. everybody from the prime minister to his really defense ministry walk a lot to the one of the heads of the opposition is real. many gods. all saying that israel was going to remain engaged for years and that they were going to stay there until

capture of northern egypt and the suet canal.ril 1, 1941, rommel's afrika korps advanced east and unexpectedly attacked british troops. to intimidate the enemy, rommel ordered the vehicles to be camouflaged as light tanks. the british were not prepared for the sudden attack. taken by surprise, they were in complete confusion and retreated along... the entire front. italian libya was returned to its former owner. the germans managed to capture several large cities and weapons depots. rommel triumphed. on the occasion of his victory, he chose a pair of captured british tank goggles for himself and began wearing them on top of his cap as a special distinguishing mark. the italian commanders begged the german general to stop and go over to the defensive. but rommel ignored their request. he ordered his units to immediately cross the desert to bypass the enemy fortifications and surround the british in the eastern part of libya, kerenaika. he gave his officers only one day to refuel. on april 4, 1941, the german the column entered the

belongs to the us navy , this ship is moving in international waters near the port city of arish, egypte american spy ship is floating on these waters when the six day war arabs and the zionist regime is in progress. uss liberty is an american cargo ship in world war ii, which has been converted into a spy ship with a new use. the ship patrols the open waters and sends intercepted messages to washington via microwave transmission. at 8:00 a.m., the liberty arrives within 14 miles of the sinai peninsula. airplane zionist spies show themselves above this american ship to track and block the frequencies sent by america to egypt. at 14:00, miser and mirage 3 bombers will decrease their height. they several times with missiles and incendiary bombs attack the american ship . fighters focus on the antenna. electronic and liberty dishes. about 20 minutes later, the american ships are set on fire with 20 and 40 mm bullets. less than 10 minutes later, an israeli drone landed in the middle of the ship right where the wave sending systems are. while the american forces are massacring. liberty was a

corrupt them uh, into being pacific and being hostile to resistance, so they have achieved that in egypt, they have... achieved that in jordan, they have not achieved that in lebanon, which is why lebanon is now the target, and the reality is they want to turn left. lebanon into another jordan, into another egypt, in other words a frontline state that is its knees to them. i don't believe that that will be successfully achieved. great question though, derege yemeru is in addis ababa and ethiopia. darej, what's on your mind? okay, good evening, how are you doing, george? by the grace of god, good, thank you, my question. what do you think will the assassination of the hizbollah movement leader hassanlah will make the movement fracture or they use it as strengs and what to expect next from the whole movement? well look the there's there's no there's not to hans so they haven't picked their new leader yet the... will do so in short order, i'm sure, and that leader, however competent will not be hasan nasrel. hasan nastrala was a man of a century, he was a man of great wit, a man of great wi

and egypt, of course. like other arab countries, has an economy which is in a terrible state. so unless some stability... i mean, stability is what all these countries want, essentially. they want justice for the palestinians, undeniably, and they would see that as part of the stability that there would be. but that's so far in the future. there are so many obstacles in the way of that. but in the end, it's just to try and get as close to some semblance of stability and some semblance of peace so that their economies can revive and bring in investment and bring in tourists again. these are the last days of the presidential race in the us — in many ways, the most unusual american election in recent decades. one particularly weird feature is that the richest man in the world, elon musk, has been offering millions of dollars to people in the six key battleground states who agree to sign a petition in favour of free speech and the right to bear arms. the town of gettysburg, pennsylvania, one of those key state

but has destroyed mostly civilized nations and i'm going to give you examples a afghanistan, iran, egypt, these were all countries that were quite liberated from the 1940s onward until islam took over and sherial all took over, so that's my question to you george, yeah you're not as uh as nice as you look uh and people will get that joke uh, but you're also very stupid. first of all, you have no right or ability to decide whether or not i am scottish. i'm afraid that right of excommunication doesn't uh uh extend to you in your squat, you don't have the power, the right uh to decide whether or not i scottish, secondly, you seem to suppose uh, that i support ideologies uh, that you uh excoriate, i actually don't support uh, the ideology of of the taliban in afghanistan, if you weren't stupid, you would know that, if you weren't stupid, you would have researched my attitude to the taliban and their fathers. even grandfathers, going back to the 1980s, if you were not stupid, you would know that it was me that told margaret thatcher that she had opened the gates to the barbarians and that a l