mohamed morsi, an effective member of the muslim brotherhood, hopes for the future of egypt.s also a member of anti-israel committees and this shows that maybe if these people come to power one day, egypt will experience good and bright days again. egypt is the palestinians' only hope for salvation. because in fact, except for israel , it is the only way for the people of gaza and palestine to communicate with the outside world. more than 30 years have passed since the rule of hosni mubarak in egypt and there is no hope for the situation to change people are tired and disappointed as if mubarak's government is supposed to rule egypt for decades, although it is a muslim country, but it is famous for following israel and america, and it is the object of anger of other arab countries, but suddenly the atmosphere changes. the region undergoes a revolution. this time, the experts did not predict anything . in the last days of 2000 , the people of tunisia suddenly rebelled against the government of this man. zain al-ababdin bin ali. tour tunisia is forced to flee after 20 years of

fattah al-sisi, one of the high-ranking military officers during hosni mubarak's time, respects mohamed morsi. this respect. that's all that hillary clinton has created for morsi, the egyptian army will be given a beautiful and grown-up appearance so that the previous repressions will be forgotten and the people will forget the past. this is the order of the american embassy. the summer of morsi's presidency is not over in disbelief, it would end in a military coup that was in coordination with the us and saudi arabia, and morsi would also take his head out of the famous cage of the egyptians. a nightmare that is unbelievable for the muslim brotherhood and many in egypt. but they are real. many egyptians were shocked and don't understand what happened within a year? outside the court, there are some people. they took sisi's photo. americans even though morsi had declared his loyalty to them. but as if there is more trust in the egyptian military. they want to see egypt before the year 200. a new gladiator enters the battle of the show it becomes egypt. the only president of egypt who was elec

also has the same conditions , maybe more than those countries with the coup that we had after mohamed morsi want to analyze it, maybe it is a kind of pressure tool on hamas, so that they can force hamas to release the prisoners without giving significant concessions, that is, hamas against a difficult option to put in the name of the gaza strip, well, from the population of two million 6,000 people when one million or one million actually read from there , so the population is halved and one of the great assets of hamas and the resistance movements is the people who live in the gaza strip. mr. fazaeli, an international law expert, i think we should also have him on the line. mr. fazaeli, hello, can you hear me? yes, i say hello to you, and i say good night. dear sir and guest of the program, i am also at your service, dear viewers. mr. fazaeli is a zionist. it's been a few days since the minister of war ordered the water supply to gaza to be cut off it is not enough to cut off the electricity in gaza, they even say that from 12 o'clock tonight, they are calling for the internet in gaza to b

revolution in egypt , we witnessed the action of the military and the overthrow of the government of mohamed morsihich led to the rise to power of abdel fattah from sisi, who before this was the head of the joint army of this country, from that year until now, in total , in terms of what happened to egypt politically and economically? now mr. sisi is a candidate for election for the third consecutive time. regarding the issue of egypt, i think that it might be better to go back to the first stage and examine the republican era in egypt. well, since the year when the egyptian monarchy was actually overthrown and the republican system took its place, the military has always been considered as the president and the head of government ruled in egypt except for a short period, which was the period after the revolution and the period of mr. morsi , and his rule did not last more than one year. a democracy after the events that happened in 2011, the revolution that happened and the elections that took place after that, in any case, with the new elections that were held, mr. sisi , who held the position o

power against the backdrop of... the removal of the protege of the muslim brotherhood, president mohamed morsiou know, residents of the gaza strip support the hamas movement, and hamas is essentially one of the branches of the muslim brotherhood, and purely from a domestic political point of view point of view, egypt cannot afford to host hundreds of thousands of supporters of muslim brothers on its territory, but on the other hand, if we look at history, then egypt is a country that has fifty years of experience..." of coexistence with israel and not only coexistence, but also cooperation in various fields, even some media mentioned that egypt warned israel about a possible hamas attack 10 days in advance, israel ultimately denied this, but the fact remains that contacts at the level of intelligence services are maintained, and if we turn to history , we go back 50 years, then on october 6, 7, the year began... the october war, or as it is called in israeli sources, the yom kippur war, which, it began with an escalation when russia, egypt and syria armies began attack to regain control of the

sisi to host 2 million refugees from gaza; for sisi, hamas are the same brothers, muslims, led by mohamed morsiral sisi had to liberate the country at one time with arms in hand. the americans then supported the muslim brothers and how should president sisi react to such a proposal, to accept millions of mouths, including those with whom he literally fought not so long ago. what about jordan, neighboring israel? this is the former mandate of britain and palestine. the majority of palestinians are there. king abdullah in fact, they are hostages. and he also refuses to accept refugees with the words: there is no need to shift problems onto the shoulders of others. states, but what about iran? someone thought about the alkuts brigades, in the ksir special forces, the islamic revolutionary guard corps. these are special guys who, when going into battle, pack a minimum of things with them, but routinely, a white shroud is required in cases of death. but the minister of foreign affairs of iran, hassein amir abdalahyan, wrote on his page on the x network. the time has come for the global unity of huma

description of the american president, even during the time of president mubarak, who did not allow mohammed morsian military, who demanded that abdal you can’t lay a finger on fattah assissi , who was democratically elected by the muslim brothers, president mursa, not barack obama, by chance, well, they just supported him anyway, but it was just that. the agenda is an islamic revolution, within the framework of which the army leadership would have their head cut off, and they understood this perfectly well, the arrest lists were put on the table, the husband was going to do just that, and the army came out of the barracks and overthrew the muslim brothers, who, listen, under the egyptian kings, they were executed, and generally speaking, the founder of the muslim brothers, banno was executed during the monarchy, so... he founded this party, so it wasn’t gomal abdal-nassar who even destroyed them all, and the kings too, and gomal abdelnas, anwar saddad softened slightly, under pressure from the saudis, he opened circles for studying the koran, what with what happened with saddath, he was killed at

for sisi, hamas is the same muslim brothers led by mohamed morsi, from whom general sisi had to liberateme with arms in hand. the americans supported the muslim brothers back then. and how should president sisi react to such a proposal, to accept millions of mouths, including those with whom he literally fought not so long ago? and what about jordan, neighboring israel? this is the former mandate of britain and palestine. the majority of palestinians are there. king abdullah is essentially their hostage. and he also refuses to accept refugees with the words: there is no need to shift problems onto the shoulders of other states. what about iran? someone thought about the alkuts brigades, the kir special forces, the islamic revolutionary guard corps. these are special guys who... when getting ready for battle, they pack a minimum of things with them, but routinely , always a white shroud, cases of death, but iran’s foreign minister hassein amir abdalahyan wrote on his page on the x network . the time has come for the global unity of humanity against this false regime, more hated, than the

who prevented mohammed morsi from being overthrown was actually the egyptian military.t barack obama, in the case. well, they just supported me anyway. but the islamic revolution was simply on the agenda, within the framework. the army leadership would have its head cut off and it is this understood perfectly well, there the arrest lists were put on the table, the husband was going to do just that, and the army came out of the barracks and overthrew the muslim brothers, who, under the egyptian kings, executed them, generally speaking, the founder of the muslim brothers was executed under the monarchy, here in twenty years ago he founded this party, so it... and gamal abdel-nasar even destroyed them all, and the kings too, and gamal abdel-nasar. anwar saddad softened slightly, under pressure from the saudis, opened circles for studying the koran, what happened to saddad was that he was killed at a military parade. what happened to mubarak? he was overthrown. in this regard, well, it’s understandable why the egyptians don’t want anyone from gaza at all, it’s understandabl

i don't you know, mohammed morsi, the muslim leader of egypt, is on the phone. sir. what? well, and this is, of course, the problem, because asia the pivot to asia can be a long term geopolitical strategy as obama and hillary clinton viewed it. and it can be a political thing as as we're now seeing in the current context. but then you have a lot of reporting and guys like putin and morsi and so forth who are, you know, demanding attention and we didn't get to in this panel, which i'm kind of i'm i'm kind of sorry about that. i really actually wanted to bannon and professor sanders about russia and how obama's handling of russia plays out today. yeah, you're really i will bring to that panel because it does what it reminds me of is how much our view and this is my last point would be the view of some base foreign policy, president's foreign policy change in the years and decades to come, depending on what follows. right. truman's doctrine today is remembered much more than it was at the time, and ben points out the losing china thing was was really and the same point. sorry