egyptian soldiers are surrounded in the sinai desert. after egypt, the rest of the arab countries also fail. as a result , israel occupies more land. the main factor in the defeat of the arabs, the support of american equipment. it was advanced telecommunications and espionage activities. more important than that was the fate of palestine. after the war, the area of ​​israel triples. many they are displaced and the rest of the people are trapped in israel. a lot of sadness has dominated the arabs. in 1967, the united nations passed a resolution that maybe. israel should leave the occupied territories. but israel makes withdrawal from the occupied territories conditional. the condition is the recognition of israel. this is vital for them. on the other hand, the arabs emphasize three issues . no peace, no dialogue and no recognition of israel. after 3 years of the six day war, israel does not return any of the occupied territories . they make excuses. for example. the desert sinai will not be returned to egypt under the pretext of israel's

west bank and juvenile and said the ultimate goal is to push the people of gaza into the egyptian sinaiinsula and a lot of reports have been talking about that, that the constant bombardment might push palestinian families to walk into the sinai peninsula but he thanked the egyptians for not allowing this to happen because the egyptians have been very reluctant to open the borders for the residents to stay permanently in sinai because that according to egyptian statements will undermine the palestinian post. he finds the israeli argument about the right to self-defense is illogical and he doesn't believe that israel still is keen on having the two state solution, it just wants to wipe out the palestinian existence. and what is more important here he says that the bill belichick authority is ready to run gaza and has enough people to run gaza. but that is a very controversial issue given the huge lack of trust between the hamas group that controls gaza and palestinian authority on one hand. besides, the israelis have not accepted the fact that the palestinian authority can run gaza given

syria's golden heights, southern lebanon, the sinai desert in egypt and all of palestine up to the riveres it will give an unforgettable lesson to the fighters who carried out this attack. a small group named fattah claims responsibility for the operation. their base was in a small town of karame located near the jordanian border. gamal was worried new war would create trouble for arab states, so he asked forces to immediately leave town. the jordan. army made the same request, but fatah members wanted to stay even if it meant they had to give up their lives. israel thought such a small group would be much of trouble for them, so they immediately sent to 15,000 troops and 50 tanks to the village, but they were ambushed and surrounded from behind, they were trapped and in the first few hours suffer. offered over 100 casualties. israeli forces received lethal blow, so they retreated. the jordanian artillery also rushed to the rescue of fata and struck retreating israeli forces. now all that remained from the so-called invincible army was few abandoned burned out tanks. broke the myth of th

there were parts of sinai demilitarized, other parts with reduction of forces, it took us 40 years of confidence building and solid peace in order to get the israelis to invite us to send back our tanks and helicopters and f-16's to fight terrorists, a common threat to both countries. i can foresee a similar experience between israelis and palestinians. both in gaza, in the west bank, and also lessons on how to share jerusalem. >> i fully agree with what the ambassador has said. absolutely of course. i would add very briefly that the beauty of the israeli-american relationship is that they are rich, wide, deep and long term and both sides are able let's say to be supported by each other and to convince each other even on unagreed topics. i think that the fact that president biden came to israel just after the attack, that president biden during the hanukkah lighting said very honest and open, and about israel only emphasizes this unique relationship. these unique relationships should be -- i wouldn't say used -- but should influence let's say both and the region for peace. absolutely.

he said the ultimate goal is to push people of gaza into the egyptian sinai peninsula.tant bombardment might push palestinian families to walk into the sinai peninsula, thanking egyptians for not allowing this to happen because the egyptians have been very reluctant to open the borders for the residents of gaza to stay permanently in sinai because that according to egyptian statements will undermine the palestinian goals. he finds the israeli argument about the right to self—defence is illogical. he does not believe that israel is still keen on having the two state solution, just wants to wipe out the palestinian existence. what is more important here is that he said the palestinian authorities are ready to run gaza and has enough staff and people but that is a very controversial issue. given the huge lack of trust between the group that controls gaza, hamas, besides the israelis have not accepted that the palestinian authorities and mahmoud abbas can run gaza given perhaps the lack of trust between members of the palestinian authority and residents of gaza. it is very

both in the north and in the south, but it is possible to even evacuate the people of gaza to the sinai desert. as the first stage of a complete project , which will then reach west bank to jordan from this. how do you see the prospects of political developments in gaza? are americans capable of defining gaza after the war as gaza without hamas and creating a situation similar to karani bakhtari in jordan? is the air force organization with israel to rule there? i said and emphasized that america... doesn't learn from the experience of the conflict with the resistance in the region, and neither did israel in the 2006 tammuz war. they were looking for the political future of lebanon without hezbollah. we told them that this is not possible . are you victorious? you will have to plan for after hezbollah, saying yes , we will destroy it, they are using the same term now , during these 3 days, they are using the same term , what happened next, what was destroyed was the israeli power. . you have to stop the war and look for the right solution bashi and they looked for a suitable solution an

commission on immigration affairs and asked the british minister of pensions to help settle jews in the sinaiee the future of his dream, but this idea is a good source of income. dear lord rothschild, the ministry of foreign affairs of the united kingdom proudly declares to you on behalf of his majesty the king of great britain that your request has been sent to the british cabinet and has been accepted. his majesty has agreed to the establishment of a national home for the jews in palestine, and is using his utmost efforts to bring this to an end. it is very clear that the citizenship and religious rights of the non-jews and natives of palestine should not be violated, and the legal and political needs of the countries in that region should not be changed . i will be grateful if you present this statement to the zionist association. signed arthur balfourfour. the zionist congress asked rothschild, a famous jewish banker, in exchange for a promise that england has given loans to this country. the famous balfourfour letter was signed in exchange for receiving money from the jews. england did n

gaza, i think that can only mean egypt, it would be extremely destabilizing for egypt, for the sinai region, and that would make solution to the palestinian problem even more difficult. the healthcare system is collapsing, expect public order to completely breakdown soon, and even worse situation could unfold, including epidemic diseases and increased pressure for mass displacement into egypt. i said that we have. facing severe risk of collapse of the humanitarian system. doctors in gaza are now warning about the spread of diseases due to overcrowding conditions at makeshift camps. they say the situation is particularly alarming among children, that comes as infection cases have already surged among young patients due to poor sanitation services. this is raised calls for urgent action to avert a looming catastrophe. undrawa and many other aid organizations have already issued serious warnings about the dire conditions in gaza. the un humanitarian office also said that gaza faces a public health disaster due to the collapse of his health system and the spread of disease. doctors in ga

un officials have warned that any such exodus would be extremely destabilizing for egypt, for the sinai region, and it would make a problematic palestinian problem more difficult. it is now widely believed that the israely regime is deliveredly targeting residential areas and the critical infrastructure in gaza in order to make the territory unlivable for its residents. israel has already pushed the us and its other western allies to persuade egypt to accept palestinian people in the sai peninsula. it seems very difficult to us that if there was a population movement outside gaza, i think that can only mean egypt, it would be extremely destabilizing for egypt, for the sinai region, and that would make solution to the palestinian problem even more difficult. expect public order to completely break down soon, and then even worse situation could unfold, including epidemic. diseases and increased pressure for mass displacement into egypt. i said that we are facing severe risk of collapse of the humanitarian system. now doctors in gaza are warning about the spread of disease due to overcrowd

his options for settling the jews were argentina or the sinai desert.e whole world together in it. a year or two before the end of his life, herretzel became a member of the british royal commission on immigration. he asked the british minister of pensions to help settle the jews in the sinai desert. in 194 , death did not allow 44-year-old hertsel to fulfill his dream to see but this idea had become a good source of income for england. british foreign ministry dear lord rotsch , i am proud to inform you on behalf of his majesty the king of great britain that your request has been sent to the cabinet of the british government and has been accepted. his highness agreed to the establishment of a national home for the jews in palestine , and they are doing their best to make this happen. it is very clear that the civil and religious rights of the non-jewish and indigenous residents of palestine should not be violated, and the legal and political needs of the countries in that region should not be changed. be placed i will be grateful if you present this st

tehran medical sciences , i don't have the presence of mind right now, the name of the second one is sinai hospital, i think it is located in these two hospitals and it is working. yes, it is working, but no more. sample in the country , there is still no request from the ministry of health for the participation of scientists . there are many programs. we are discussing the foundation of knowledge companies for their exports and planning so that the companies can use this as a defense varnish and think about the markets of other countries. this is happening in our office and we have many plans i want to ask the same thing from your excellency. now tell me about this robot surgeon, then tell me about other contracts in your field of work, the next step after indonesia is one of the cities that i mentioned in fact , according to the contract that was concluded, 50 surgeons are going to be trained, and this actually has a training package, which is closing, and the knowledge and technology must be transferred to it. look at the country, we have a special view towards islamic countries in inte

the sinai, the egyptian sinai peninsula, borders gaza and israel. space for the residents of gaza to go into the sinai peninsula in return for financial incentives from regional and international donors. so far, the official stance is that this is not going to happen. egypt is not part of the conflict. yes, it can be a mediator, but it won't be involved directly in this conflict. will that position change after the elections? we don't know yet. the deep economic crisis, will it influence the political decision in this regard? this is yet to be seen, but so far the egyptian decision—maker has refused to open up the sinai peninsula for the residents of gaza to walk in and stay there. let's go to oslo where the norwegian monarch king harald is in attendance at the handing out of the nobel peace prize. here are some live pictures from the ceremony. in the absence of the winner, human rights activist narges mohammadi, who remains in prison in iran. she will be represented by her husband and teenage children. who will read out a speech that she managed to

peninsula, and the egyptians are finding their own extremists in the northern sinai, a conflict that has gone forgotten by many people. in terms of mass starvation as a weapon i know and number of ngos have said the israelis are intentionally doing that. i -- since i don't work on that issue i cannot really qualify it, but what seems to me is that the massive israeli onslaught is in part intended to do two other things in addition to destroying hamas. one is to demonstrate to the leadership in hezbollah and the leadership of iran what israel's military can do and what future they would confront if they were to attack israel and were the war to widen. i think there is a certain intentionality to the kind of leveling of places. it is also intended -- and whether this works or not remains an open question -- it is intended to drive a wedge between the palestinian people and hamas. and we are starting to -- as that buckles, and you are starting to see some buckling of hamas, you are starting to see people speak more freely about what hamas has brought down upon them. the poll numbers sti

about the policy of the us and the zionist regime about trying to drive the residents of gaza to the sinai desert of egypt and announced that the purpose of the heavy bombing of khan younus and rafah is to force the people of gaza to move towards the border of rafah with egypt. the egyptian foreign ministry once again warned the zionist regime that the resettlement of palestinians to sinai as a result of the current military operation in southern gaza may lead to the termination of cairo's relations with talawi. leads. palestinian youth with the attack of the zionist military to different areas of the west bank they confronted with today's aid, ramallah, the town of ramaneh in the west. jenin, south of nablus, hebron, and south of beitlem witnessed intense clashes. the palestinian red crescent organization announced that 18 palestinians were shot and wounded during the confrontation with the israeli soldiers in beitlem. the soldiers of the zionist regime also arrested the deputy of the awqaf quds organization in beitleh. with the renewed attacks on the west bank and the increase in arrests

releasing the captives by military means and also you could say displacing garzans to egypt or the sinai desert. now that look, that's stuff's all fluff, that's all distraction. that's not their goal, their goal is to dep. exterminating palestinians from gaza, whether they're muslim or christian or whatever, get them out, because it for themselves and the same as the same applies to the west bank, so people people need to stop indulging this nonsense that israel actually has some defined military objectives, they do not, it is, they're actually they are accomplishing what they set out to do as far as forcing the civilian population out, but the hamas fighters are they are fighting back and they are, i think was noted earlier in your report, causing greater casualties than israel is admitted. to like you said, mr. johnson, you being a former cia analyst, have you how have you seen uh the resistance groups up to now? i i think they're doing better than many expected, but they're doing so at the expense of their own population uh, this is the we've seen this kind of uh extermination effort

does it worry you that there could soon be this breakout from gaza into the sinai?t, there could be an outbreak of disease. >> always and ever present danger of that which egypt is fearful of happening. they will do everything they can to keep their borders secure. i am worried about the potential for cholera and other waterborne diseases. once you have very heavy rain, the difficulty with so many displaced, you have not got proper sewage systems, so you have sewage in the streets. the rain comes, part of what is on the trucks will be shelters, plastic sheeting and so forth, so they can make shelter. as you say, they don't feel it is safe to go to the unra schools. there is this total fear. at the same time, the knowledge that, first of all, the innocent civilians of gods are being used as shields, so the israeli defense forces, under the license that gives you any country to defend its citizens, still applies. second, israel is absolutely determined to make sure that the hamas terrorists are demilitarized, do not pose a threat, so they cannot repeat october 7. chri

he's accused israel of trying to push palestinians into egypt's sinai.yet. translation: what's happening in the palestinian territories - is far beyond than a disaster and far more than a genocide. the palestinians have never seen anything like this. even during the nakba catastrophe in i948, what's happening today is far worse. a huge crime is being committed against the palestinians over the past 79 days, notjust in gaza but also in the west bank and jerusalem. unfortunately, whenever the international community, the un security council and general assembly try to stop the war, the us disrupts these attempts by using its veto and refusing to bring fighting to a halt. it's notjust marytrs and people wounded in gaza, everything has been wiped out — houses, mosques, institutions, schools, everything. you can't recognise gaza any more. 0ur middle east correspondent sally nabil is in washington and has more on what mr abbas has been saying. he actually blamed the us for a lot of what's happening because he clearly said that if the us wants to bring the assa

and in the west bank is supposed to the palestinians towards sinai. eh, from gaza and the, what the attempts in government with the federal se, se ever accepts that no, uh, of course, uh for the last, uh, 8 weeks a ship that has, has, has, it, has been endorsed, was the american administration and warning against the force displacement of the seniors and the american administration has adopted and has supported the is accept position and, and, and we keep of egypt and government to keep saying keep repeating its warning that it was upset. the force, especially the displacement of the spanish indians towards signed. i look forward to slide you, let me just bring you in the because it does seem that we are getting warnings from all sides as well. not to act in some ways, but as well doesn't seem to paying any attention. well, leverage can be brought to as well either from egypt or the us. busy or any of the other countries that are currently giving it a green light us this is a very excellent questions. actually. all the countries are doing virtually no

of gaza to go into the sinai peninsula in return for financial incentives from international donors.nflict. with this position changed after the elections? we don't know yet. the deep economic crisis, will influence the political decision in this regard? this is yet to be seen, but so far the egyptian decision maker has refused to open up decision maker has refused to open up the sinai peninsula for the residents of gaza to walk in and stay there. the polls are expected to close on tuesday. the results will be on december the 18th in egypt. the bloodshed in israel and gaza is the latest in a conflict with a long history. as the international community searches for a solution to end this round of violence, world leaders are exploring the possibility of a more lasting peace — and a familiar phrase has resurfaced, the two state solution. many argue that peace will only come if both israelis and palestinians accept the other�*s right to statehood. after decades of failure — we look into their positions — and ask whether the two—state solution is still a viable option for peace. issam iki

underground tunnels between gaza and the sinai desert and food and medicine aid. the limit that was reached was the only capillary route to preserve the life of gaza. the situation became so dire that the voice of the world bank and the united nations was heard. both of them warned that if gaza remains in such a situation, it means that the economy of this region will be stuck in the ground. the zionists strangled the economy of gaza. investors who somehow with the interests of the regime nearly two dozen zionists faced a fundamental challenge. this kinetic challenge is called. or the boycott of israel. a movement to boycott the zionist regime to not invest in it. the bids campaign was launched by 171 palestinian non-governmental organizations in june 205. their goal is to put pressure on the zionist regime with the lever of the economy. from this point of view, israel should be under the pressure of economic and financial sanctions in order to end the occupation of palestine and allow millions of palestinian refugees to return to their homes. was. members of the

does it worry you that there could soon be this break—out from gaza into the sinai, or there might bes danger of that, which _ disease? there's always danger of that, which i— disease? there's always danger of that, which i know _ disease? there's always danger of that, which i know israel- disease? there's always danger of that, which i know israel is - disease? there's always danger of that, which i know israel is fearful| that, which i know israel is fearful about, so they'll be making their borders more secure. i am more worried about the potential for caudal —— cholera or any other waterborne disease. it's difficult when you have so many people displaced, you haven't got proper sewage systems, so you got raw sewage systems, so you got raw sewage out in the streets, the rain flows around where people are trying to take shelter, past will be on the trucks will be sheltered, tenants will make shelter because as you say, they don't feel safe to go to the unrwa schools and other unrwa facilities. so there is a total fear, but at the same time, the knowledge that first of all, the inno

egypt could retake the sinai desert after 20 years of israel occupation and then avoid conflict with israel for the sake of establishing peace, but it wasn't the end of the story. american representatives enter bay route to establish seasfire once again. us one arafat's confidence, more importantly, convinced him to take all fatah forces out to lebanon. in return, arafat asked for the security of palestinian refugee camps. in the end, the phalangists also reach their goal after seven years. or bloodshed, their leader was to become the president of lebanon. forces said farewell to lebanon in several stages. must do all that we can to close the gap between israel and the arab states and between israelis and palestinians. there can be no substitute for diplomacy. the time has come to put an end to arab. "the words were rarely heard even during the war. there was increasing pressure to declare out goods as the capital of israel. the united states of america has an absolute right to place its embassy in a capital city, any capital city. clearly jerusalem is the capital of israel. 9:5 בבוק

happens between us, we should solve it together through, mean talks rather than going to egypt retake a sinai desert after 20 years of israeli occupation and avoid conflict with israel for the sake of establishing peace, but in the end the story, american representatives enter establish fire once and us one arafat's confidence and more importantly convinced him to take all fatto forces out of lebanon. in return, harifad asked for the security of palestinian refugee camps. in the end, the filangis also reached their goal. after seven years of war and bloodched, their lead was to become the president of lebanon. said farewell ton in several stages, we must do all that we can to close the gap between israel and the arab states and between israelis and palestinians, there can be no substitute for diplomacy, the time has come to put an end to arab israel conflict is now debating a no confidence. against the government raised by opposition parties. israel was under pressure accept the peace proposal or hand the cabinet to someone who could solve the issue through negotiations. such words could stil

really government has been warning it citizens not to visit the tourist destinations in turkey, in the sinai, in the southern assigned i and the neighboring countries. now don't ins for i'm going to say that of course, speaking about a time off to the war. that's the, is there any government have a plan for the gaza strip off to this offensive as well? usually the tried to keep it a little bit. the ski or but recently is really media has the publish the document that came out on the 13th of october. and this is a document that was produced by the administrative intelligence and the, the, they checked the different options. one of them is a palestinian state. and they say that that is not an option, and that the color students should not get a prize for this attack. they've been waged on the 7th of october. the other would be the ruling of a local government. and they say that would not work either, because because of these rodeo patient, they expect the elements in the gods district would be more rather to then come off . and therefore, the option is to expel the other student population to

egypt thinks that is the case that israel is attempting to push gaza's palestinian population into the sinait the us has said that is definitely not the intention. u.s. vice president kamala harris has said under no circumstances will the us permit the forced relocation of palestinians from gaza or the west bank, the besegement of gaza, or the redrawing of the borders of gaza. even israel has been quiet on this issue, issued a statement saying that it does not have the intention to forcibly move or remove palestinians. in the meantime, the israeli army has divided the gaza strip into sections. this is while the fake border with the occupied territories was being pushed further into the gaza strip, decreasing the land mass of gaza. this indicated israel's desire for creating the so-called buffer zone, which may then have international forces there, just as israel is cornering innocent palestinians in the southern gaza strip, the us is cornering itself with its all-ot support for israel, which may ultimately pose a challenge to biden's presidential aspirations, but then again, what's more impo

egypt could retake the sinai desert after 20 years of israeli occupation and then avoid conflict with israel for the sake of establishing peace. but it wasn't the end of the story. arafat asked different parties to help establish seasfire. in no time, the pressure piles up on lebanon. a part of the israeli army enters southern lebanon with the help of the filanges. arafat decided to seek help from outside the middle east to solve the problem. arafat thought. that the us was the only country that could help him in this matter. israel accepted the seasfire at the request of washington. a year has passed after the seasfire, and during this period, israel kept many israeli forces on the border on standby. they wanted to speed up the war, so they appointed ariel sharon as the minister of military affairs. violence was the most prominent characteristic in violation of the seasfire deal on the morning of the third of june 1983, israeli forces prepare for all-out attack. 120,000 soldiers backed up by 1600 tanks moved on lebanon. only in two days the israeli army reached the outskirts of beiro

egypt could retake the sinai desert after 20 years of israeli occupation and then avoid conflict with israel for the sake of establishing peace. but it wasn't the end of the story. american representatives enter beirut to establish seasfire once again. the us won fats confidence and more. importantly convinced him to take all fat forces out of lebanon. in return, arafat asked for the security of palestinian refugee camps. in the and flanges also reached their goal. after seven years of war and bloodshed, their leader was to become the president of lebanon. patforces has said well to lebanon in several stages, longest war the century ebbed away for a while, after years of conflict or silent and peaceful. it gave israel a chance to resume plans that had been put on hold due to the war with arafat, a lively. image of a lively life was being flashed before the world. jews from all over the world wanted to experience such peace and prosperity up close. yet, the palestinians, were the original owners of this land, had no share of this development. they were all hoping that one day arafat wo