in 1952, the deposed egyptian king farouk i fled with his family. it was an accident, because my mother wanted to study russian, my father’s mother, my grandmother taught her russian, and thus she met my father, and this is the result got married. egyptian business council, develops agriculture both in russia and in egypt. egypt is a country that is experiencing very great difficulties. egypt was severely crippled by the 2011 revolution. by going out to protest, egyptians spoke out against corruption, unemployment and rising food prices. speculation by international monopolies that were in the food supply business played a role in the arab spring, that is, the increase in food prices that affected all arab countries, including egypt. in the wake of protests in north african countries, called the arab spring , representatives of the muslim brotherhood movement came to power in egypt. in 2013, in the wake of new revolts to power the military came, only now egypt is gradually getting out of the economic hole. the first state, ancient egypt, arose on th

don't worry, we came to the iranian house, cooler, cooler, this time of the year, in this hurry, farouke gas air conditioner special in a large iranian house has started with exceptional conditions . pay this year's price next year until 2 am in tehran. i am your host. the prices are broken when mr. farsh comes. which carpet is machine-made or hand-made? the price of all carpets . mr. farsh has broken the prices in wholesale purchases , the prices have also broken, yes , the prices have also broken in wholesale purchases, i'm sorry mr. farsh , the prices in all branches of mr. farsh have broken, sir , sorry, do you know where shahr farsh and shahr khoni is, yes, you will go directly. kilometer 5 of the road. zinda, why are you giving the wrong address here, when shahr furshi was not the city of household appliances? pay attention to the destination, shahr farshi and shahr of household appliances after azadi square, facing tehran. in the name of god. hello, dear viewers. at 20:30 with some news from atbaa dar i am at your service. the managing director of iran health insurance organizati

farouk had a population of 60,000 at that time. my village has a population of over 2,000. gochan, with a population of 2,000, had a credit of about 5 billion tomans in 2004, farooq 4 billion tomans. a general thing that is discussed both in iran and in the united states is that this issue is the so-called universal insurance and making medical services free or close to free. is it right or wrong to provide medical services in america? opponents say that this causes all people to cheat. people should try to use hospitals more in practice, it will become a hotel for, for example, the elderly and those who do not want to work, and in practice , the insurance companies will also benefit from this story, but the democrats usually use the slogan of making medical services free or close to free. what do you think if you are in the parliament now ? were you or were you the president of this program for free or close. to make universal health insurance free , i want to make it close to free. i would like it to be completely free. just like you said, it can be close to free. some sm

that time was faruk. system, the king farouk system, and the country was corrupted, was a dictatorship, although there is a different between dictatorship and today's dictatorship. hassan from the background of qualified shariah scholar, he want or he felt obliged to suit the situation in egypt, and you can't suit the... is any society problem overnight and he had the idea is to create a close group and those group will be qualified. enough to reach the other member of the society in order to solve the problem of the egyptian society at that time. now sister batool, i'd like to uh come to you and of course uh and ask you a question about your views in particular with regards to the uh influence of hassan when he established the muslim brotherhood. what were the conditions that muslims face particularly at that point in history? right? so we're talking about the establishment of the brotherhood uh decade post world war one. now world war 1 was huge turning point in the region. you're talking about the essential demise of the ottoman empire, of course that in no small part was precipitat

in the south of the country today took the brunt of the latest israeli strikes, including the al faroukr of people were reported killed. it comes amid concern about an imminent israeli ground invasion of rafah where more than 1.4 million palestinian refugees have taken refuge. in northern gaza a humanitarian catastrophe is reported to be unfolding. the un says an estimated 300,000 people largely cut off in northern areas face a growing risk of famine. uk aid has been air dropped into northern gaza, after a deal struck with jordan four tonnes of supplies including medicines, food and fuel were delivered. let's speak to ahmed najar, a writer based here in the uk who has family in gaza. good to talk to you and i think you for taking the time to talk to us here on the programme. tell me about what you have been hearing from your loved ones who are still there on the ground. loved ones who are still there on the ground-— loved ones who are still there on the round. _, ., ., ., ., . ,, the ground. good afternoon, thank ou for the ground. good afternoon, thank you for having _ the ground. good

the reality, we saw farouk q3 gdp, the first look at q 4 gdp, the government spending is up, it will continue to be strong and the first half of this year. the reason is simple, we are in a presidential election year. neil: that was very definitely handled. i liked the way you answered that. thank you. >> have a great day. neil: all of this is occurring with distressing bank news. new york community bancorp shares falling a little more than 10%, 12% after moody's got the credit rating to essentially jump. this sees limited spillover in the regional bank so a lot of people are saying this is dÉjÀ vu all over again. didn't we go through this a year ago? the form he fdic's share, this might be an isolated incident, some folks go back to what you were deftly handling to prevent it spreading. what do you make of that? >> reporter: real estate is a problem. there's expansion or, with regional and smaller banks. interest rates are a factor, this is more about changes in this yearly market that shift remote work, with increased office vacancies, lower rents, interest rates are a factor for t

geoff: in rafah, the al-farouk mosque is in ruins as the muslim holy month of ramadan approaches. >>od people, let the whole world to listen, we are nearing the blessed month of ramadan. where shall we pray? geoff: but israeli officials say without a new hostage deal, their offensive won't wait for ramadan. still, there are small signs of progress. israel's defense minister said today that israel would expand the authority of its hostage negotiators. at the same time, violence nearby threatens the chance for peace. in the west bank, three palestinian gunman opened fire at an israeli checkpoint, killing one and wounding at least five others. two of the attackers were killed by israeli forces and the third captured. israel's far-right national security minister itamar ben-gvir called for arming more israeli citizens and said their right to safety was more important than the palestinian right to move freely. >> i expect to have here more and more checkpoints, to have restrictions. we need to finally come to the understanding that our enemies are not looking for excuses, our enemies only