al-jazeera has obtained exclusive footage from the sinai peninsula showing the aftermath of an egyptian military operation forces moved in on one month ago to root out i saw another armed groups a residence in the area say around the siege their homes have been destroyed shallop ballasts reports. buildings pulverized by egyptian explosives. this exclusive video shows the carnage inside sinai one month after the egyptian ministry of defense began a major operation against eisel and other armed groups. witnesses told al-jazeera the military has demolished schools and dozens of homes displaced residents say they have nothing to return to their own lives the moment you and i am god will punish those who forced us to leave our homes in our lands we've been here since our great grandfather and we're very sad but we can't do anything we will always hope to come back again to our houses and land. the military hasn't talked about the destruction of homes but in its latest statement it says one hundred forty five hideouts outposts and store houses have been destroyed along with the workshop use f

and it is affiliates from the sinai peninsula. >> israel relies on our help to meet near term threats well as longer term threats like a nuclear armed iran. to meet these threats, on tuesday, we will ask lawmakers to fully fund $3.3 billion in security assistance to israel. $500 million in cooperative missile defense funding. and to support the overall trend by the further, we will ask lawmakers to cosponsor the united states israel security assistance authorization act of 2018. bipartisan legislation just introduced by representative -- and senators marco rubio and -- [applause] they deserve a lot of credit. the bill supports agreed-upon funding levels and to dramatically strengthen us cooperation with israel in many areas. including enhancing and expanding israeli based american war reserves stockpiles for which the us can share with israel in an emergency. >> this brings us to our second message for congress. for over 25 years, aipac has been instrumental in bringing attention to the threat by around. we have worked with administration and congress to peacefully adjust the iranian

others have made it across the sinai peninsula and managed to get into israel. today approximately forty thousand people from africa have made it into the country. and having rejected most of their asylum applications the israeli government now wants them out a new program has been announced except deportations to a third country such as rwanda or uganda or end up in an israeli prison. that's here in pockets of relatively deprived southern television but thousands of africans have made their home over recent years we'll hear from some of those who now stand to lose that here until trial just. tekhelet and eden have lived in tel aviv for about ten years now both of them say the reason they fled eritrea was to escape the military it's a familiar story. according to a united nations investigation based on interviews with five hundred refugees around the world the military is in fact a recruitment tool for forced labor tracing its role to the country's long running conflict with its neighbor if you. eritrea gained formal independence from ethiopia in one nine hundre

al-jazeera has obtained exclusive video from the sinai peninsula showing the aftermath of an egyptian military operation soldiers moved in a month ago targeting eisel and other armed groups but residents in the area say they're under siege and their homes have been destroyed plato has signed an agreement with qatar to cooperate on military and security issues catalyzing me is in belgium for talks with the alliance and the european union. votes are being counted in sierra leone's hotly contested presidential election sixteen candidates out vying for the top job hoping to lead the country out of its economic crisis that was old well be known for days but a runoff is one of the expected well those were the headlines the news continues here on the al-jazeera after inside story watching. what is triggering violence and. some say they're being systematically targeted by the sinhalese buddhists majority the government's declared a state of emergency but what will it take to end the recurrent the latest friction long term this is inside story.

leaders of sixteen political parties are vying to succeed him exclusive al-jazeera footage from the sinai peninsula shows the aftermath of an egyptian military operation armed forces moved in on a month ago to root out eisel and other armed groups residents in the area say they are under siege their homes have been destroyed sri lanka's president is ordering police to stop those responsible for causing religious tension across the country is declared a week long state of emergency to try and stop violence against them as the minority muslim owned homes and businesses have been set on fire and damaged in riots and candy senior british ministers ascent to meet over the suspected poisoning of a former double agent in the u.k. counter-terrorism police are investigating why four out former russian intelligence officers scriptural and his daughter were found on conscious on sunday they remain in critical condition in hospital as the headline is these continues here on al-jazeera after risking it all stay with us. the head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed a satisfied with the

has spoken out it has been to place emphasis on setting up the fight against militants in the sinai peninsula in the wake of a series of attacks. the economy will always be looking -- lurking in the background. anhave seen egypt taking on imf loan. inflation here shut up. -- shot up. those are the kinds of things that will be affecting people's daily lives regardless of the politics over the next four years. >> thanks so much for that. chris will be hosting our election special live tonight from egypt. that starts at 6:30 p.m. french time. is moussaallenger mustafa moussa who publicly supports the president. is theear-old moussa sole candidate running against el sissi in the upcoming vote. >> i believe i have equal chances. i believe that my program will get me a high enough percentage to get me to win. that is my goal. >> his actions do not always reflect his words. the french educated architect turned politician has refused to make campaign speeches nor has he bought ads in newspapers or on television. his party endorsed president sissi for a second term before offering their second -- befo

unlike what you see here the landscape of the sinai peninsula in egypt is i would and mostly desert and the bedouin who live there are also struggling with climate change it's growing more and more difficult to find posture for their animals that's right but just as their arses in the desert there are also spots in the sinai that are green and footfall happy about organic farm in the bedouin village off of the new wave is a community that started more than ten years ago as an organic farming project let's see what they're doing for babbitts for the environment. norway but used to be a beautiful resort in south sinai egypt. until bombings nearby in two thousand and four now tourists stay away. no way but has fertile land and groundwater. its soil is rich in minerals and clay. landowner market as saeed had an idea to help his community. he founded the organic hobby buff farm to boost tourism. his hosts volunteers through wolfing worldwide opportunities on organic farms they live on the farm for free in exchange for their work. the volunteers grow eggplants moringa tomatoes and much more.

al-jazeera has obtained exclusive video from the sinai peninsula showing the aftermath of an egyptian military operation soldiers moved in a month ago targeting eisel and other armed groups but residents in the area say they're under siege and their homes have been destroyed plato has signed an agreement with qatar to cooperate on military and security issues catalyzing me is in belgium for talks with the alliance and the european union. votes are being counted in sierra leone's hotly contested presidential election sixteen candidates out falling for the top job hoping to lead the country out of its economic crisis the result will be known for days but a runoff is one expected well those were the headlines the news continues here. after inside story so watching. what is triggering to meall violence in sri lanka while some say they're being systematically targeted by the sinhalese buddhist majority the government's declared a state of emergency but what will it take to end the recurrent religious friction long term this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm richelle car

turned politician faces mounting discontent over the economy and armed groups operating in the sinai peninsula the vote will last for two war days a strong turnout could indicate a growing trust in cc's leadership has about al-jazeera. they'll far more missiles into saudi arabia if the saudis don't stop their bombing raids on sunday the his they sent several rockets across the border targeting airports in the country the incident is threatening to intensify yemen's war had a hoax has the latest. this is how yemen's heathy rebel cerebration the third round of the conflict with the saudi led coalition a series of missiles were launched into neighboring saudi arabia on sunday night. and the gyptian construction worker died one attack in the capital riyadh and several other people wounded. the saudi coalition was quick to react and claimed they had successfully managed to intercept several missiles. the kingdom says it has been targeted by some ninety police stick missiles launched by the who sees and pointed the finger of blame at iran. and iran must stop supporting the terrorist groups and organ

terms in the third election since the end of the civil war exclusive al-jazeera footage from the sinai peninsula shows the aftermath of an egyptian military rule of president donald trump's aides has reportedly given evidence to the f.b.i. in the probe of alleged foreign meddling in the two thousand and sixteen election the new york times reports george nadar is cooperating with special counsel robert muller's investigation and gave testimony last week to a grand jury it says the dark tent is secret meetings between a morality officials and trump associates during the presidential transition at least eighteen people have died in the largest aftershock after last week's earthquake in papua new guinea the magnitude six point seven tremor struck early on wednesday as the strongest since the last seven point five quake ten days ago it's the stream next stay with us. just. saying. some journalists decided to sacrifice their integrity for our own in the media listening to just at this time on al jazeera. hi emily could be al and you're in the stream today i check in on three hofstadter on the stories

turned politician faces bouncing discontent over the economy and armed groups operating in the sinai peninsula the vote will last for two war days a strong turnout could indicate a growing trust in cc's leadership has zero coming up as a look at the weather and then. my mother was tortured and my sister was killed by the miss me a new wave of rebel recruits take on man miles military plus. one of america's oldest gunmakers files for bankruptcy we'll tell you what they think is to blame. hello there it's rather murky for some of us in the middle east at the moment we've got plenty of whether that's been working its way up from the mediterranean and it's also been grazing the northern parts of africa as well and that's caused a little bit of excitement over some of the mountains in the southern russia where we've seen a lot of orange snow now as we head through the next few days they could well be more in the way of dust storms from the northern parts of africa thanks to another storm that's making its way into wards this is not quite with us just yet but come wednesday we'll be seeing the rain

the general politician faces bolting discontent over the economy and groups operating in the sinai peninsula the vote will last for two war days a strong turnout could indicate a growing trust in cc's leadership possible but al-jazeera well let's look more closely now at the contenders locked out of this race mariano hollande has more on the. just two names on the ballot paper two men vying for egypt's presidency now in a country of more than fifty five million eligible voters you might think there'd be a few more candidates well it's not for a lack of trying over the last few months every other potential challenger for the presidency has either been detained disqualified or forced to abandon their campaigns completely so who's in and who's out first step semi and now we're talking top brass egyptian military here a retired lieutenant general a former army chief of staff a lot of them are awarded on his candidacy in a recorded video he also happened to mention he had information on government corruption he was arrested soon after the army accusing him of not getting proper commission to run

turned politician faces bouncing discontent over the economy and armed groups operating in the sinai peninsula the vote will last for two war days a strong turnout could indicate a growing trust in cc's leadership has zero in and out as they are still to come pakistan's water crisis how two hundred million people could run out of water in just ten years. i will tell you why one of australia's most popular and idolized sports has come in for such a passion. welcome back to a look at weather conditions across the levant in western asia you see this frontal system which is pushing across the east of the region giving some snow a higher elevations obviously from marty there in kazakhstan and tashkent as becky stan just when you see some patchy rain with those sort of temperatures is fine around the caspian sea and it's not looking pretty warm for bank that than iraq at thirty three also plenty of sunshine around the eastern side of the mediterranean the general flow still from the south but more in the way of cloud developing as we head on into wednesday as low pressure begins to push in towards t

exclusive al-jazeera footage from the sinai peninsula shows the aftermath of an egyptian military role of president donald trump reportedly giving evidence to the f.b.i. and the probe of alleged foreign meddling in the two thousand and sixteen election the new york times reports georgian adar is cooperating with special counsel robert muller's investigation and gave testimony last week to a grand jury it's a secret meetings between the morality officials and trump associates during the presidential transition at least eighteen people have died in the largest off the shock after last week's earthquake in papua new guinea the magnitude six point seven tremor struck early on wednesday as the strongest since the last seven point five quake ten days ago. the stream stay with us just. from journalists decided to sacrifice their integrity for. the listening this time on al-jazeera. and here in the stream today a check in on three stories around them that caught our eye attention when for public school teachers in the u.s. state of west virginia after a nine day strike that kept students out o

turned politician faces mounting discontent over the economy and armed groups operating in the sinai peninsula the vote will last for two war days a strong turnout could indicate a growing trust in cc's leadership has zero. what you notice there are still ahead thousands of people are transported north to labour's syrian government forces regained control of nearly all of eastern guta. and surely it was high court puts the country's presidential election back on track. the a. hello there we've had some rather old snow in parts of europe recently so in the southeast where we've seen some rather orangey snow and it's also been affecting us of southwestern parts of russia as well and all of this is thanks to dust picked up from north africa in the sahara and brought into the southeastern parts of europe on the storms that we've been seeing and recently there's just be one after another here's the latest one then and that's going to continue its way through ukraine and into russia there as we head through chews day but then there's another one brewing behind it and that one's going to be working i

turned politician faces mounting discontent over the economy and armed groups operating in the sinai peninsula the vote will last for two war days a strong turnout could indicate a growing trust in cc's leadership has about al-jazeera. that iran's revolutionary guard has denied saudi accusations that armed who three rebels in yemen with missiles on sunday that he's fired several rockets across the border targeting saudi arabia's capital riyadh iran has been accused of arming the who peace in the past but a report by the iranian news agency that's needed quote the revolutionary guard saying gammoning is not capable of producing their own weapons. the largest convoy of evacuees yet has left syria's eastern according to state media about seven thousand people left the battered rebel pocket overnight thousands are leaving the area daily as part of a deal struck between rebels and the syrian government's ally russia many are heading to the only other rebel held territory in it led. to reports. bus after bus arrived in the rebel controlled province of idlib in northwest syria thousands of people tra

i'm just here is obtained exclusive video from the sinai peninsula showing the aftermath of an egyptian military operation on forces moved in one month ago i saw an author groups the residents in the area say they're under siege and their homes have been destroyed. religious violence is flaring up in central sri lanka despite a state of emergency but a small have been sweeping through towns and villages burning muslim homes businesses some victims have been barricading themselves inside mosques to stay safe the government's blocked popular social media sites to stop the violence from spreading he's also been ordered across much of candy district from their mail fernandez has the story. the main city of candy is like a ghost town as you can see behind me as everyone has shouted down and bunkered down for a twenty four hour curfew that came into effect this afternoon now the police spokesman has said that any of the tri forces or the police can make any arrests of anyone causing violence or communal disharmony and these crimes will carry twenty years rigorous imprisonment under the emerge

town politician faces balloting discontent over the economy and armed groups operating in the sinai peninsula the vote will last for two war days a strong turnout could indicate a growing trust in cc's leadership has about al-jazeera all still ahead here on al-jazeera don't know why but there was torture and my sister was killed by them is . why new wave of rebel recruits are taking all to be involved military. and going the distance these small rural villages that producing some of the world's best long distance runners. had either we've had some rather old snow in parts of europe recently so in the southeast where we've seen some rather orangey snow and it's also been affecting us in the southwest and parts of russia as well and all of this is thanks to dust picked up from north africa in the sahara and brought into the southeastern parts of europe on the storms that we've been seeing and recently as just being one after another here's the latest one then and that's going to continue its way through ukraine and into russia there is we had three choose day but then there's another one brewin

turned politician faces botting discontent over the economy and armed groups operating in the sinai peninsula the vote will last for two war days a strong turnout could indicate a growing trust in cc's leadership has about al-jazeera a senior political analyst marwan bashar joins us in the studio and some are one thing that everyone is watching from this election it's very important to see see is the turnout from it one of the expectations and what are we seeing right now. actually i just read. in an egyptian website the election commission is boasting that in these six districts including cairo and sinai that there is a high turnout i doubt it just like most other media outlets have been covering the day doubt that seems like there's an attempt at coercing or at least. enticing people to go out and vote but that's not working out very well and it's for a simple reason of course when we talk about. independent fair and free elections we expect them to be independent and they are not because the election commission is in the pocket of the government we expect them to be fair and they are not b

turned politician faces bouncing discontent over the economy and armed groups operating in the sinai peninsula the vote will last for two war days a strong turnout could indicate a growing trust in cc's leadership has about al-jazeera. so ahead in the program cheerily aaron's high court puts the country's presidential election back on track plus the was the angry protest forced the leader of britain's opposition labor party to apologize after being accused of tolerating anti semitism. the at. the in. the in. the back hello there we've had a phenomenal amount of rain in some parts of australia recently for this for a same port douglas five hundred and ninety three minute meters of rain that is an awful lot of wet weather and it has given us a lot of flooding and there's more rain still to come it's all thanks to a disintegrating cyclamen but it's just staying more or less where it is so we're just seeing more and more rain fall across the whole region so yet more wet weather there across the eastern parts of queensland as we had three choose day and even as we head into wednesday it's still loo

turned politician faces mounting discontent over the economy and armed groups operating in the sinai peninsula the vote will last for two war days a strong turnout could indicate a growing trust in cc's leadership has my but i'll just see or. senior u.n. official has visited one of australia's offshore detention centers for silence seekers describing the conditions there a shocking it follows nationwide marches on sunday calling on the government to bring refugees on mother's island and the route to australia under the government's hard line immigration policies anyone who attempts to reach australia illegally by boat is automatically sent offshore processing and told that they will never settle in australia i have witnessed for example a child of fourteen who was with her father in the in the detention center her mother and sibling had been transferred to australia for medical treatment this child was pretty much catatonic had not gotten out of bed in a month and was basically not leaving her room and this is just symptomatic of some of the dire conditions that children face in terms of the l

in the, in the and the time that israel occupies these territories as well as the sinai peninsula, the golan heights, what the u.n., is in session and is in agreement that israel is an occupying power and should withdraw. if in fact its attack on egypt's air force which laid barren in the sinai peninsula which was destroyed in two hours, if that initial attack was unprompted, than israel has committed aggression, which is use of force that is illegal, and therefore has the legal obligation to withdraw without preconditions. if instead that was preemptive use of force for self-defense, then israel has the right to remain as an occupying power but under no circumstances to assert title or territorial conquest. why does that matter? in the drafting of the security council resolution johnson personally himself wanted to insure that israel can maintain the territories as consideration for exchange of, in exchange with the arab states for permanent peace, as part of a contractual agreement. johnson was senator during eisen hour's administration, when eisenhower forced israel, france, the uk,

turned politician faces botting discontent over the economy and armed groups operating in the sinai peninsula the vote will last for two war days a strong turnout could indicate a growing trust in cc's leadership has about al-jazeera. our senior political analyst marwan bashar joins me in the studio now so as you were hearing there president sisi is guaranteed a victory in this election but if the turnout is low how much of a triumph can it be shocking that he's winning the elections i think a lot of people around the world are surprised the president says he will win a second term. it's really a circus of sorts and hence i think it doesn't really matter anymore what level of participation because the the level of theatrical have been so high that i think egyptians have been one bar did with this. you know a national party of sort where you know loudspeakers and t.v.'s in the press and everything is all praising the president and the democratic process in the country while everyone knows that this election is not independent it's not fair it's not free in fact it's not an election it's more o

all is as sisi prosecutes a war with an isis-affiliated insurgency in the sinai peninsula. armed groups there have killed more than 700 civilians and at least 1,000 security forces since 2014. in 2015, militants blew up a russian civilian airliner, killing more than 200 peop on board. sisi ratcheted up the fight, but the insurgency persists.si but isn't fighting this war alone. egypt receives more than a billion dollars in u.s. military aid every year. >> the united states has just announced that there will be a furthering of engagement and joint tactical missions in sinai, which they have been doing for decades. but this increase lends itself to snal that the u.s. administration believes it needs to play an increasing role in the region bause egypt cannot secure the region for itself.he >> reporter:fficial results of the election will be , nounced monday. for the pbs newshoam hari sreenivasan. >> woouff: and now for the second part of my wide-ranging interview wi former president jimmy carter. we spoke in new york, ahead of the release of his latest book, "faith: a joury f

all this as sisi prosecutes a war with an isis-affiliated insurgency in the sinai peninsula. armed groups there have killed mo than 700 civilians and least 1,000 security forces since 2014. in 2015, militants blew up a russian civilian airliner, killing more than to signal that the u.s. inministration believes it needs to play an increrole in the region because egy cannot secure the region for itself. >> reporter: the official results of the election will be announced monday. for the pbs newshour, i am harii srsan. >> woodruff: and now for the second part of my wide-ranging interview with former president jimmy carter. we spoke in new york, of the release of his latest book, "faith: a journey for all." i asked him about how his own fah has been tested over t years-- most recently when doctors discovered four spots of cancer in his brain. >> i was really surprised when e i only had two or three weeks to live. and i was perfectly at ease with it. i was prared to have the en of my life come, an i was infected in a very beneficial way with just an aofppreciation what my life had

general turned politician faces bouncing discontent over the economy and groups operating in the sinai peninsula the vote will last for two war days a strong turnout could indicate a growing trust in cc's leadership. or social media producer anderson pal reports on how the election is dividing opinion online well in the first day of voting we saw dueling hashtags trending on twitter across egypt the more popular one roughly translates to we are going to finish the journey it's encouraging people to turn out and vote over the next two remaining days and lots of people are sharing clips like this one of president sisi voting on monday. and scenes like this from a polling station in which this clip was shared on facebook certainly a family affair as you can see there. now on the other side of the spectrum another trending hash tag is pushing for a different kind of choice that translates to don't go down as in don't go down to vote now seven opposition parties and more than one hundred fifty politicians have called on egyptians to stay home this week these are some of the reasons why there's the si

turned politician faces mounting discontent over the economy and armed groups operating in the sinai peninsula the vote will last for two war days a strong turnout could indicate a growing trust in cc's leadership has about al-jazeera. the fighters in northern end have warned al fire more missiles into saudi arabia unless the saudis stop bombing the country on sunday the whole of the several rockets across the border targeting airports in riyadh the incident is threatening to intensify yemen's war how to hawkster has the latest. this is how yemen's who think rebel cerebration the third round of the conflict with the saudi led coalition a series of missiles were launched into neighboring saudi arabia on sunday night. and the gyptian construction worker died one attack in the capital riyadh and several other people wounded. the saudi coalition was quick to react and claimed they had successfully managed to intercept several missiles. the kingdom says it has been targeted by some ninety police stick missiles launched by the who sees and pointed the finger of blame at iran. and to the work of iran

attacks and he described the arrival of african migrants as a worse threat than terrorists in the sinai peninsula and then you have a sermon by a chief rabbi that has gone viral edits yet shack you also compares black people to monkeys he's also use the hebrew word called khushi to describe black people which is widely considered to be a racial slur in israel and online this has caused quite a stir people who were quick to condemn his comments the anti-defamation league said that it was an acceptable and then in response of this a new york based rabbi called jonah geffen said come on guys who are racist are racist now in addition to this african immigrants and protesters have been targets of vicious hate crimes online as well now according to a report by wind net's news the activists id backroads to tell them that she received a threat saying that we will cut your head and drink your blood that's a quote that she gave to the news website now more generally speaking there are reports of attacks against african migrants and refugees in recent years but this particular video that dates back to two y

difficult for rebels to defend their territory so out of beirut the exclusive footage from the sinai peninsula shows the aftermath of an egyptian military operation armed forces moved in a month ago to root out eisel and other armed groups but residents in the area say they're under siege and their homes have been destroyed the military hasn't talked about the destruction of homes but in their latest statement they've spoken about destroying hundreds of hideouts and store houses as part of that operation. yes president on trump says north korea seems sincere in its apparent willingness to negotiate on abandoning nuclear weapons south korea's president when jane says it's too early though to be optimistic said korean officials met kim jong un earlier this week and said he's willing to do nuclear eyes if his country's security is assured bought south korea said it has no plans to ease sanctions before next month's summit with the north authorities in myanmar being accused of deliberately destroying evidence of possible crimes against humanity the united nations human rights chief says he also st

brought security and stability in his four year presidency but he's struggled to defeat i so in the sinai peninsula for instance are egyptians really happy with the direction the country the country's taken when it comes to security for instance. yes i mean more or less the prove it because you know that the gyptian army is mightier than any terror group but the question is for me are two things first of all how can you organize a competition within the framework of egyptian politics when i look at egypt in twenty similar to what happened in france sixty years ago when the gold won the election in one hundred fifty eight integrating the fifth republic with close to eighty percent of the vote i'm sure that in season the president learned the most honest country. it's very difficult for people to understand how they could only be one contender one opponent to presidency when we're in the biggest country in the arab world what happened to all the other candidates this is the important question that i was going to ask now let me put it how to organize a competition in egyptian politics so supposed toda

and isis-affiliated terrorists roam the sinai peninsula. >> israel relies on our help to meet near-term like rockets from hezbollah and hamas as well as longer-term threats like a nuclear-armed iran. to help meet these threats, on tuesday we will ask lawmakers to fully fund $3.3 billion in security assistance to israel, $500 million in cooperative missile defense funding and to support the overall foreign aid bill. further, we will ask lawmakers to cosponsor the united states/israel security assistance authorization act of 2018, bipartisan legislation just introduced by representatives ileana ros-lehtinen and ted deutch and senators marco rubio and chris coons. [applause] yeah, they deserve a lot of credit. this bill supports agreed-upon funding level, and it dramatically strengthens u.s. cooperation with israel in many areas including enhancing and expanding israeli-based, american war reserve stockpiles which the u.s. can share with israel in an emergency. >> this brings us to our second message for congress. for over 25 years, aipac has been instrumental in bringing attention to the

if in fact the attack on egypt air force which had lain there in the sinai peninsula and destroyed intwo hours, if that initial attack was unprompted then israel had committed aggression which is use of force that is illegal and has the legal operation to withdraw without a patient. if instead that was a preemptive use of force for self-defense then israel has the right to remain as an occupying power but under no circumstances title, territory or congress. why does this matter? in the drafting of the security council resolution johnston personally, himself, wanted to ensure that israel can maintain the territories as consideration for exchange and in exchange the arab state for permanent peace. johnson with a ten when isaac hauser forced israel france and the uk to withdraw from the suez canal and so does mike johnson thought at the time israel should've been allowed to maintain the egyptian territory and hold onto it until egypt agreed to normalize its relationship with. and to establish permanent peace here in 1957 the opportunity arose again and rather than apply international law

egypt recruited fighters and began killing soldiers and police officers in sinai but the violence was not limited to the peninsula car bombs in central cairo and alexandria are testament to cc's inability to deliver on his promise of security another pledge made by the army general was to build a national road network that would connect cities and help improve road safety i will i will build a world class road network within one year that will connect all of egypt. four years have now passed not only does egypt have an extremely poor road network according to the world health organization it ranks amongst the ten worst countries for road safety with deaths being an almost daily occurrence. c.c. had also promised to drastically improve the economy and increase living standards there was initial hope when his government organized the two thousand and fifteen international economic conference billions of dollars worth of projects were announced until now though very little of those have been achieved even the much hail construction of a new administrative capital has seen little to no development similar to the pled