much better than under sadat or mubarak. much, much better.er mubarak and sadat i was censored totally. i was in prison under sadat. now in egypt i am not censored. i can speak my views in egypt now in the media. i write. also, i write in iran. in the national paper. i write regularly. in that case, it sounds as if you were happy when sisi removed mursi from power in 2013. that move was criticised by many inside egypt and internationally. yes. we were happy. there were millions. in fact, it was not sisi who removed the muslim brotherhood. it was the egyptian people. 13 million people were in the streets against the muslim brotherhood. the army removed him. he was minister of defence and head of the armed forces, he gave an ultimatum to the government. the people of egypt removed the muslim brotherhood. we were 13 million in the streets saying that we will not have an islamic government we will not have an islamic state. and even sisi at the beginning was reluctant and we were pushing him and the army to take over. so we had to be clear. what i

now the egyptian high command was running out of options air force commander has new mubarak ordered his pilots into the air. and of already a member once i was entering the operation room and i heard general hosni mubarak on the ridge you speaking to our brigade commander has and family. has been saying sir don't you see what's like to work reply doesn't scramble. they are dangerous enemy targets but you have to scramble don't you if you didn't scramble what would happen the israelis will advance and everything you've done would be in vain. egyptian pilots also found themselves facing a new threat from the israeli it's from the ground from occupied territory west of the canal. adoor we that go in with they came across with a mobile air defense system hokum assad asked those missiles brought down many of our aircraft while me on the colleague we were attacked by hokus ours it took me by surprise and i said to myself oh god swayze is firing at me and then one of her songs one of the. after more than two weeks of war it seemed all this bloodshed was about to come to an end. on the twen

even mubarak if the this comes before and i wish everyone well please remember us and our family in your prayers and we should also say that amongst those non muslims amongst us of which there are many i find a real sense of understanding and respect for the fact that we are not eating and drinking people would eat and drink in front of us and i think that is part of that of our society yes and we should we should celebrate as we celebrate the opening of our fast i want to i have to say this that i have definitely witness many many more men and women asking about ramadan and what it's like and as a result it makes the twelve hours fifteen hours eighteen hours much more you are you aware of all. the time you know when it comes wishing you or your family your loved ones are very happy even barack to you and all your viewers thank you so much .

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now the egyptian high command was running out of options and force commander has mubarak ordered his pilots into the air. kind of already remember once i was entering the operation room and i heard general hosni mubarak on the ridge you speaking to our brigade commander has and family. has and saying sir don't you see what's like reply doesn't scramble. there are dangerous enemy targets but you have to scramble don't you. if you didn't scramble what would happen those readers will advance and everything you've done would be in vain. egyptian pilots also found themselves facing a new threat from the israeli it's from the ground from occupied territory west of the canal. i don't read that go in with they came across with a mobile air defense system hokum assad lost those missiles brought down many of our aircraft while me on the colleague we were attacked by hopeless ours it took me by surprise and i said to myself oh god swayze is firing at me and then one of her songs one of the. after more than two weeks of war it seemed all this bloodshed was about to come to an end. on the twenty

and challah even mubarak if the this comes out before and i wish everyone well please remember us and our family in your prayers and we should also say that amongst those non muslims amongst us of which there are many i find a real sense of understanding and respect for the fact that we are not eating and drinking eat and drink in front of us and i think that's part of that of our society yes which we live and we should we should celebrate as we celebrate the opening of our fast i want to the last i have to say this that i have definitely witness many many more men and women asking about ramadan and what it's like and as a result it makes the twelve hours fifteen hours eighteen hours much boys are you aware of the. task to get a feel any time you know when it comes. wishing you your family your loved ones are very happy even byron to you i know you of us thank you so much coming up after the break alex speaks to largeness here on that on his thoughts and reflections on the holy month of ramadan. my uncle the kids seem complete saying oh boy tonight nobody. people know who they think.

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i went to cairo after mubarak stepped down. i met with a large group of students who led the square demonstration, and i asked them, i said what is next for you? they looked at me like what a ridiculous question, we've done what we came to do, we got rid of mubarak. i said so what do you think happens next? they said we will have a democracy and we will move quickly into a better future. i said let me stop you there. are any of you planning to run for office in this new democracy? no. are any of you planning to start political parties to compete? no. so you've built up all the social capital driven by social media, but you're not ready to take the next step. of course that's what i saw. i sent them, their own are only two organized groups other than the mubarak regime's, only two organized groups in egypt. the muslim brotherhood in the army. if you don't help to fill the void that has now developed because the 30 plus year ruler is gone, it's going to be a contest between the muslim brotherhood in the army. indeed, that's what

they dropped mubarak and they didn't try for a reasonable transition and support the muslim brotherhoodbillion and they can go back to business as usual. maria: what do they do with the $150 billion in cash? >> exactly. maria: do you think that perception has changed with president trump in place? >> except for the moving of the embassy in jerusalem, i don't think this step is good for the peace loving israelis. i believe in the right of the jewish people have their own state and capital. but the pictures we see today in gaza and the shooting of people who are not armed it's not helping the image of israel. and it's take the role of the u.s. as an honest broker in the peace process into doubt. even for me as a christian, i don't want my holy places to be under any certain religion. israel says we wanted to be a jewish state. so it should be open to everybody. i know they would open it to everybody. and they have the right to have to. but if we already decide that jerusalem there is, what do we want to negotiate. there is a lot of muslim holy places in jerusalem and the christians, too.

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hosni mubarak. for an answer when he said he was prepared to resign. that, i think secretary clinton and her caution, let's not go over the looksall, i think it sensible. a second thing that sticks in my mind is secretary clinton's views about syria as this tragedy begin -- began. 2012, i was struggling to figure, what do i think about this? what is the right thing to recommend? i did not know so i did what journalists do. i snuck across the turkish border, was snuggled by the free syrian army and traveled to aleppo. it was the craziest thing i have done as a journalist. my wife is still not forgiven me. when i got out, it was obvious not knownwas secretary clinton was advocating in secret, those policies were correct. what i wrote and what she was saidng was bashar al-assad he has gone to war with his own people. the free syrian army need help. they are a mess and they need the kind of help the u.s. military special forces can provide. wdo not do that, the saw all overo i syria will get stronger an

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i think it looks like he's worse than mubarak in the in a sense that the way he's many predating one the constitution of the country and the legal system set the school of the country and also. the political. political party that was supporting him had some achievements on the economic level specifically and allowed a certain level of liberalisation in terms of political and social affairs here we have the opposite we have closing shutting down the political sphere at the same time no political party the only political party your allies on is the military and security establishment and these are like politicized institutions in many ways and also the economic performance is not as well as even times despite all the corruption that came with water so it cannot be compared to move in a positive way in that sense professor always good still to many thanks to you for being with us ashore. here with news hour from al-jazeera still to come on the program. not responding would be the same as. these tariffs which we consider. stealing for a fight some of america's closest allies are resistin

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. >>> to each of you and to the muslims around the world, ramadan mubarak, in gathering together this evening, we honor a sacred tradition of one of the world's great religions. >> president donald trump hosting an iftar dinner at the white house. it is the meal that breaks the fast for muslims during the month of ramadan. it is his first iftar celebration after breaking the tradition last year. >> the husband of kate spade is opening up after her death of apparent suicide at the age of 55. in a statement to "the new york times," andy spade said there was no indication or warning she would do this. but reveals his wife suffered from depression and anxiety for years. with suicide rates soaring among african-american women between the ages of 45 and 64, nbc's rehe rehema ellis tells us some of the warning signs. >> reporter: kate spade's husband andy confirming to "the new york times" that his wife suffered from anxiety and depression. she was actively seeking help and working closely with her doctors to treat her disease. it was a complete shock and it clearly wasn't her. there were pe

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show at the photo and feel of the message of it mubarak to first of all is on the brain said great show with wide open perspectives on everything you keep making them and i'll keep watching them science and says a great and timely edition of alec salmon show a special feature on ramadan and the festival of eat when finlayson says great show today we look forward to your show every week alex interest me in a cereal bar thanks very much like how man says many thanks mr sammon for a lovely each gift was so beautiful program on r.t. wish you the best and finally from show how can you mesh this from pakistan nice to happy to see to me now after a long time where you keep chiming in shaba should be nice to hear that you're watching the show now back to alex who speaking to living large enough ask weighs who led the successful to main campaign in gibraltar to an overwhelming victory. you were very much the public face of the. image of what's. more probably a business. model so we're going to take the chamber of commerce and federation and women have always been quite under represented at these

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getting their own thomas mahmoud kim dynasty mubarak thirty minutes on the double. board more oh. this is you got news coming from bunny let's go right to our correspondent who is in central istanbul a member of the force will get him a studio on those stories in just a minute but first this news. just. to live the specter closer. to. a good oh and if we're. anticipating i think the battle is there for. the us and i have a little alcove first but i am open to go up close. thank you i'm. a parent as i am a learner. and in the cold war. i was told. that the medical staff. or in the film i was. full of women and galley only the galil know what i do what i am. what i am and. there's no hour. late. this is d.w. news live from berlin and all smiles in singapore as donald trump and kim jones meet. their. very very clear. picture of the relationship thank you thank you very much. to leaders there now in bilateral talks with their aides and advisers who bring you all the latest from the summit.

if you are celebrating, eid mubarak. hello once again, thanks forjoining me.itish isles. storm hector pretty much lived up to what we expected of it. some of the gusts were really quite disruptive. this was the damage as seenin disruptive. this was the damage as seen in the eastern side of ayrshire. but it wasn't like it everywhere. further south, ayrshire. but it wasn't like it everywhere. furthersouth, once the frontal system cleared away, yes, it was a breezy old day, but at least there was some sunshine to speak of, and that will be the way of it for the most part on friday, as well. there is hector heading the weight towards the top end of the north sea, up into the norwegian sea. still quite a powerful beast. so it will still be quite breezy across northern part of scotland but nowhere near the sort of strength that we saw during the course of thursday. they will still be quite a raft of showers, longer spells of getting into central, western parts of scotla nd getting into central, western parts of scotland initially then gradually dribbling away a litt

if you message us thanking us for that ramadan and special at the fifty one feel of the messes if mubarak to first of all is on the brain said great show with white open perspectives on everything you keep making them and i'll keep watching them son francis a great and timely decision of alec salmon show a special feature of ramadan on the festival of eat when families. says' great show today we look forward to your show every week alex into syria thanks very much like hammond says many thanks mr sammon for lovely it gift was so beautiful program on r.t. wish you the best and finally from show how can you measure this from pakistan nice you happy to see it is me now after a long time where you keep chiming in shabbat should be nice to hear that you're watching the show now back to alex who speaking to leading large and the basque ways who led the successful remain campaign in gibraltar to an overwhelming victory germany you were very much the public face of the referendum plan payments of growth of a. woman's representation might more broadly in business and politics here model what we ha

his defeat of the protestants at the battle of mubarak was decisive. the portrayed by titian commemorating his victory had charles reached his goal of returning germany to the empires followed. after his triumph on the battlefield the emperor went on to capture the town where everything and begun that in the. but the man he had declared an enemy of the state was no longer alive. the great reformer had died at the age of sixty two one year before the battle of newburgh in february fifteenth forty six. looked at slang for a stick of luther's long term impact on germany and the germans is the cultural and more specifically the linguistic achievement which through this translation of the bible has had repercussions far beyond the protestant territories does he also had a political impact that he supported the development of territorial states of modernity and in this respect you could say that luther advanced the federalized station of german these young ones from getting. luther's vision of a new face surge division the church in germany fractured into th

to what else the president had to say just a few hours ago to the muslims around the world ramadan mubarak. gathering together this evening we honor a sacred tradition of one of the world's great religions for the islamic faithful the you've to do it or marks the end of the daily period of fasting and spiritual reflection that occurs throughout the holy month of ramadan if cars mark. the coming together of families and friends to celebrate a timeless message of peace clarity and love interesting that he or she described as love as one of the great religions words perhaps we would never have. thought would come from his mouth but certainly gives even those diplomats in that room the chance to bend his ear perhaps it was just a good opportunity as well for them to listen to what he had to say and perhaps. say and reflects what many muslims across the usa as well as international coal you know we hope so but i'm not optimistic it's hard to be optimistic it's actually when we know actions speak louder than words and just recently the united states relocated the embassy from tel aviv to jerusal

the most memorable moments of al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell with the crowds in tahrir square talking. to. us if something happens anywhere in the world al-jazeera is in place we're able to cover news like no other news organizations. were able to do it properly. and that is our strength . and watching al-jazeera let's take a look at the top stories this hour the u.n. envoy to yemen is in the capital sanaa for talks to stop fighting over a port city. her date at. the rebels say they're still in control of the airport and her day dismissing claims by the saudi and ronnie led military coalition the offensive to retake the rebel held city began porteous ago. a car bomb attack has martella versions of a temporary ceasefire between the afghan government and the taliban at least twenty six people were killed in a suicide blast in the eastern province of. eisel has claimed responsibility the great government has survived a no confidence vote in parliament over a deal to change the name of its northern neighbor macedonia prime minister alexis tsipras had been accused