then israel occupied the sinai peninsula up to the soet canal, a significant amount. part of the dutcht bank and the gaza strip. in '67, victory was easy, but for the next 7 years, the egyptians and syrians accumulated strength and carefully prepared for a new war. they struck synchronously on october 6, when israel celebrated the holiday of yom kippur, also known as judgment day. the attack came from two flanks. egyptian troops crossed the secular channel, passed through the sinai peninsula and began attacking positions directly on the border. at the same time, the syrians went on the offensive on the dutch front. they relied too much on high technologies, in which they invested enormous amounts of money, all the structures that were engaged in intelligence in israel, and it turned out that artificial intelligence, all kinds of techniques that were supposed to provide, phenomena, the activity of hamas in the gas territory, they turned out to be ineffective, they were more prepared to repel from the north than from the south, therefore it turned out that the south was caught in a stand

arab countries, inflicted a series of serious defeats and the egyptians invaded the sinai peninsula,ns invaded the dutch heights, but then israel began to take revenge, by the way, there was an interesting situation there, israel really needed modern weapons, and america was in no hurry to give them, and there was goldemey's visit to america, where she very cruelly demanded help. even somewhat threatening to use nuclear weapons, which may not even have existed yet, may have existed at the time, but succeeded, and here is the ally, the united states, came to the rescue, slowly with difficulty, and so here we are for you, but here we go we are not in a hurry, but at the last stage the arabs suffered a crushing defeat and were on the verge of an absolute disaster, and here the soviet union steps in and says: we will send our troops to the middle east, and it was about sending four soviet divisions and additional forces, nixon replied, well, we will also arrive then, and it was a week almost for almost...

president says he will not allow refugees from gaza into his country adding it would make the sinai peninsulaarget for israel. >> the whole concept of transferring palestinians from the gaza strip into cyanide is moving the fighting from the gaza strip which means it will become a base for military operations against israel. israel will try to defend itself and direct military operations against egypt. egypt is committed to establishing peace. we should remain dedicated to the peace process and come up with a viable solution. if there is a transfer or let it be to the desert in israel. let them do what they wish to do in gaza before returning. >> all acts by israel cutting water and electricity is a means to forcibly transfer palestinians into the sinai peninsula which we reject. >> earlier my colleague miss tasha spoke to hussein, a former minister and he explained why egypt does not want palestinian refugees to be sent to egypt or jordan. >> the question from an egyptian point of view as explained by the president this morning, the transfer of palestinians either from gaza to cyanide or fro

, egypt already had problems with the sinai peninsula, from it, israel conquered it, firstly, israelonquered it, and secondly, at the beginning of the current xxi century, by the way, radical islamists were very strong there, and even several large police operations to suppress these in sinai, a plane with our tourists shot down a terrorist from there, and then egypt had to use forces, although not the army, internal, internal police, to suppress them, and now it can be revived and intensify, and a threat to the military regime itself will arise in egypt, and for the americans, egypt and the british are a vanity channel, here they will... already, as they say , restore the loyal regime in egypt at literally any cost, that is, a sharp expansion of geography can really happen conflict. dmitry gobevich, well , it should be noted that the situation is quite serious, as expected, it will unfold in a very serious direction, now i will tell you what it will cost all of us, literally in numbers. the softest scenarios that are currently being calculated, there are only three of them, which in

steven: i think that is right, and keep in mind that any maneuver of egyptian oysters in the sinai peninsulabject to israeli approval. whatever the egyptians to do in this regard, it will likely be in court a the israelis -- coordination with the israelis. of course egyptians would want to broadcast that, but that is the case -- wouldn't want to broadcast that, but that is the case. christian: what do you make of the fact that secretary blinken was kept waiting in riyadh? that is tantamount to a snub, isn't it? steven: it is on brandon for mohammad bin salman when he wants to make a point. he will make people wait and wait for hours. that is the way the saudis try to send a message. but the saudis themselves are in a difficult position. over the last 8, nine months, they have been ever closer to normalizing relations with the israelis. now that they are engaged with this onslaught on the gaza strip, the saudis need to walk that normalization back. thus they have refused to condemn the terrorist attack on innocent civilians, they are snubbing the secretary of state. and in general from the pe

america, the soviet union come to an agreement, and everything ends even with that part of the sinai peninsula is already under the control of the arabs, although they were already on the verge of complete destruction and encirclement, but the united states is putting pressure on israel, you must conclude a cease-fire agreement, somewhere on some such compromise terms, there the dutch altitude yours, most of it is yours, but give sinai, well, what is sinai, who does not know, does not orient himself on the map, the sinai peninsula, that is where the famous egyptian resorts, jarmalshey, hurghada, that is, people know where it happened, in which district, it was occupied in the year 67, then israel reached the soviet canal, and in the year 73 fierce battles were fought there, and at the last stage of the war, israel forced the soviet canal, and began to make its way to the mediterranean sea and all of sinai. the group was doomed to be encircled, due to the consequences of the 73rd war year, there are two serious paradigms, in the year 70 gamal abdel-nasser dies , anwar saddad becomes the preside

they were terrorists, and military operations were carried out against hamas, including in the sinai peninsula. the only thing i can say about the humanitarian situation is that maybe it will somehow be alleviated through tunnels, an extensive system of tunnels that lead from the sinai peninsula, respectively, from egyptian territory to the gas sector. but here the important question is how egypt will behave, will it turn a blind eye to the receipt of this assistance, will those countries that have spoken out put pressure on it against israel or not, or maybe it’s the other way around, out of fear that this whole situation could take over, including the sinai peninsula, that egypt could be involved in all these events, maybe on the contrary , they will say no and start fighting with these smuggling flows, in any case, of course, there is a terrible humanitarian catastrophe, and i described this vicious circle to you. described why all this will only get worse, and you know, there is no way out of this, that is, the problem is that all participants in this conflict, they are interested in so th

very tightly who gets out of gaza and who gets across the sinai peninsula.tainly, they're in a political bind. on the one hand, they don't want palestinians to flood into the sinai, as we saw in january 2008 when hamas blew up a large section of the wall that separated gaza from egypt. i saw hundreds of thousands of gazans flowing out of the gaza strip because they wanted to get out of what has been described as an open-air priszon. on the other hand, that egyptian hesitation has to be balanced with the fact that many people in the arab, muslim world are saying for god's sake, help these people. the best way to help many of the civilians in gaza is to get them out of gaza. anderson? >> ben wedeman, thank you. we are learning more about the victims of the terror attacks that began saturday morning at 6:30 a.m. one woman just gave birth to her third child, a daughter. this is the grandmother holding her grandchild just two days after this picture was taken, she says that hamas attacked her mother, shot her 14 times. i'm sorry for your loss, and i'm so happy fo

will somehow be alleviated through tunnels, an extensive system of tunnels that lead from the sinai peninsulatant question is how egypt will behave, it will turn a blind eye to the arrival of this aid, those countries will put pressure on it who spoke out against israel or not? or maybe it’s the other way around - out of fear that this whole situation could take over, including the sinai peninsula, that egypt could be involved - in all these events, maybe on the contrary, they will say no, and will begin to fight against these smuggling flows , in any case, of course, the humanitarian catastrophe is terrible, and uh, i described this vicious circle to you, i described why all this will only get worse.

the sinai peninsula occupied.ai peninsula was returned in the peace agreement of 1979 with egypt and what remained is peace with the palestinians . that hasn't palestinians. that hasn't arrived, even following the oslo agreement. and we're a palestinian state should be formed. the west bank and gaza. what we see right now is actually because also not only the geographically divided there, also politically divided west bank is ruled and governed by the fatah movement. the more secular pa and the pa is ruling and gaza after the election in 2006 is actually governed by hamas . hamas. >> it's governed by hamas. they are they are in they are in control . control. >> well, bear in mind, they won the election the last elections 17 years ago. they won the election , but the world refused election, but the world refused to recognise it. they basically, after a short civil war, the attacks , the attacks have all attacks, the attacks have all come from gaza right now as we speak in the last few years, and definitely the last

any major| movement of egyptian forces in the sinai peninsula is subject to is approval so whatever thet will likely be in coordination with israelis. of course egyptians working hard to broadcast under current circumstances that is in fact the case. ~ ., circumstances that is in fact the case. . . , ., circumstances that is in fact the case. . . i. ., ~ circumstances that is in fact the case. . . .,~ ., case. what did you make going back to my introduction _ case. what did you make going back to my introduction about _ case. what did you make going back to my introduction about the - to my introduction about the fact that secretary blinking was kept waiting and re—add, and diplomatic terms in a crisis, that is tantamount to a snub, is it not? is on brand for the crown prince when he wants to make a point, he will likely make people wait and often wait for hours. anyone who has spent any time in saudi arabia understands thatis any time in saudi arabia understands that is a way in which the saudis try to send a message. but they themselves are in a difficult position. over the course of

the sinai peninsula occupied.ai peninsula was returned in the peace agreement of 1979 with egypt and what remained is peace with the palestinians . that hasn't palestinians. that hasn't arrived, even following the oslo agreement. and we're a palestinian state should be formed. the west bank and gaza. what we see right now is actually because also not only the geographically divided there, also politically divided west bank is ruled and governed by the fatah movement. the more secular pa and the pa is ruling and gaza after the election in 2006 is actually governed by hamas . hamas. >> it's governed by hamas. they are they are in they are in control . control. >> well, bear in mind, they won the election the last elections 17 years ago. they won the election , but the world refused election, but the world refused to recognise it. they basically, after a short civil war, the attacks , the attacks have all attacks, the attacks have all come from gaza right now as we speak in the last few years, and definitely the last

so really the palestinians must move to the sinai peninsula as fast as possible and enable the idf tot destroying hamas, not only good for israel but the palestinians.— only good for israel but the palestinians. . , ,. ., ., palestinians. and this scenario you are outlining _ palestinians. and this scenario you are outlining in _ palestinians. and this scenario you are outlining in which _ palestinians. and this scenario you are outlining in which pretty - palestinians. and this scenario you are outlining in which pretty much| are outlining in which pretty much the whole civilian population of gaza would go into egypt, is that temporary?— gaza would go into egypt, is that. temporary?_ so temporary? well, of course it is. so the could temporary? well, of course it is. so they could come _ temporary? well, of course it is. so they could come back? _ temporary? well, of course it is. so they could come back? i _ temporary? well, of course it is. so they could come back? i think - temporary? well, of course it is. so they could come back? i think it - they could come back? i think it coul

of intelligence is recommending the forcible transfer of the entire population of gaza to the sinai peninsula in egypt. as israel intensifies its ground invasion and the palestinian death toll tops 8500, we will speak to the palestinian writer leila el-haddad who is from gaza, as well as the israeli historian ilan pappÉ. 50 years ago, he fought in the israeli military during the 1973 arab-israeli war but has since become a leading critic of the israeli occupation. then the united autoworkers have ended an historic six-week strike against the big three automakers after reaching tentative new deals. >> we have shown the companies, the american public, and the whole world that the working class is not done fighting. we are just getting started. amy: all that and more, coming up. amy: welcome to democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the united nations children's agency has warned israel is committing rampant grave violations of human rights against children in the besieged gaza strip. on monday, unicef's executive director catherine russell briefed the u.n. security council

in 1967, as a result of the six day war, israel gained the sinai peninsula, the gaza strip, the westk , east jerusalem and the dutch heights. 6 years later in 1973 the yom kippur war, the results of which again changed the balance forces in the region. israel expanded its territory, occupied part of egypt beyond the soviet canal in the north, received part of syria in 1982 , israel returned the sinai peninsula to egypt, and in 1987 the first palestinian intifada occurred. palestinians rebelled against israeli rule in territories acquired by tel aviv during the six day war. well, in the mid-nineties , with the participation of the americans, temporary agreements were signed, which provided for the redeployment of israeli troops from the gaza strip for a time and determined the status of the palestinians territories. in september 1995 , us president bill clinton, israeli prime minister yitzhah rabin and chairman of the palestinian national authority yasser arafat meet at the white house, ishah abbim and yasser arafat shake hands. however, just a few years after the signing , the second

the sinai peninsula should be a refugee camp. will: but it's not and they're at the southern border crossing of gaza and as you pointed out, i've been informed of this as well, there's apparently a process for american citizen ifs they have the proper documentation to get out through the border crossing but no one else, just american citizens. pete: this will be an information war as general spoke to us earlier about, which is why you want to give enough time for civilians to leave so the problem began data committee isn't used against you and we know inevitably it will be against the israelis and they're running up against the time line of the sooner they act, maybe the intelligence is better and the opportunity is better to get hostages or to seize the offenses. will: sometimes we used terms and i'm not criticizing and i use the term like propaganda war is inaccurate and not undercutting what we're talking about and, yes, there's a massive humanitarian crisis that takes place in gaza. horrific civilian and children death. it wi

israel attacked the egyptian army in the sinai peninsula. so six arab states went to war with israel. the war lasted. که چند تا عملیات انجام میکنی اسرائیل به کشورهای عرب حمله میکنه ارتش عرب مجبور که چی از خودش دفاع میکنه و اینطوری اسرائیل نابود میشه فکر می کرده که ارتش عرب قوي هست و میتونه. attitudes towards israel and zionism because as the us faced defeat um in southeast asia the victory that israel represented in defeating the arab states in 1967 was this seen as this incredibly positive sign of the west recovering its sense of purpose and its military prowers and so on. and i first met him, he he was just an american professor, but his connection with the with the palestinian movement was after 67, and then when the war broke out in 1967, i was desolated, i was in new york at the time, and i was completely shattered, the world as i understood it and knew it had completely ended at that moment, and it was shortly thereafter that i began for the first time, i had been in america already for 15 or 16 years. and i began for the first time to be in touch with other arabs. edward said b

. -- the _ en masse into the sinai peninsula. —— the egyptians, the jordanians.selves the blocking partner in this trilateral negotiations going on. ~ ., ., ., ,, ., this trilateral negotiations going on. what would happen -- have to ha en on. what would happen -- have to happen to — on. what would happen -- have to happen to prompt— on. what would happen -- have to happen to prompt lebanon - on. what would happen -- have to happen to prompt lebanon to - on. what would happen -- have to happen to prompt lebanon to get| happen to prompt lebanon to get involved, to prompt iran to get involved? because that is not leaden getting involved, it is hezbollah, and hezbollah control that part of lebanon. i think the mass displacement of people in gaza a land invasion into gaza, which looks likely, we are already seeing rocket exchanges between hezbollah in southern lebanon and israel northern lebanon. israelis in your report, they are evacuating northern areas, so they are anticipating an escalation in the fighting. if hezbollah don't attack as a result of a land invasion

the idea of allowing palestinians to come into the sinai peninsula in addition to providing security concerns for the egyptians and putting an already fragile economy under tremendous amount of stress for the president of egypt, it's just a matter of principle that egyptian and arab governments do of the past.repeat the mistakes that's what you heard from prince fazl who was the head of saudi intelligence for almost 22 years and i can assure that speech he gave reflected some of the internal thinking of the current crown prince and certainly the current leadership of the saudi government. >> let's go back to, because the issue of gaza, ben rhodes, and whether or not people are purged from there, as ayman points out, it's an important issue because we still have to, as thomas friedman said, deal with the questions of occupation and what happens to the land. i want to read from you from the times of israel. their assessment of the way tanyahu has dealt with palestinians in the past. most of the time, the israeli policy was to tat the palestinian authority as a burden and hamas as an as

ministries prepared a wartime proposal to relocate 2,300,000 residents of the gaza strip to egypt's sinai peninsulaew condemnation from the palestinians exacerbated tensions in relations, they believe that the army should not be considered the compassion of civilians in gaza. alexey konopko, konstantin pionov, inna koshkina, vesti israel. this is footage from the jebaleya refugee camp, the consequences of an israeli strike on residential buildings. another case of massacre of civilians in the sector. according to data from gaza, more than 100 people. tel aviv hits the enclave virtually around the clock. the north is being bombed more, but the south, where more than 800,000 palestinians have already fled, is also under fire from the israeli army. in just the time that israel is striking the sector, more than 8.5 have already died. almost half of the enclave are children. he has an open one, completely removed from this child’s head. they somehow stuck this skin back to him, his whole brain was exposed there. serious fears came true in just 2 weeks, the numbers are terrifying. according to available

displacement of palestinians from the besieged gaza strip and the occupied west bank to egypt's sinai peninsula and pass of jordan. wasein amir abdullahyan said tel aviv wants the palestinian government to be formed outside palestinian ancestoral lands. however, he added, resistance groups are the main obstacle to the regime's intended plot. the iranian foreign minister made the remarks during a phone call with his. counterpart, he said the iranian red creson society is ready to send food and medicine to gaza through egypt has also sent a letter to vatican's foreign minister detailing israel's atrocities and crimes against palestinians. in the letter he said, the occupied palestinian territories are witnessing new vision of barbarism. the top iranian diplomat underline that israel is enforcing systematic apartide not only on muslims but on the following. of all abrahamic religions, including christians. propalestinian rallies have been held across the world to demand an end to the bloodshed in gaza the regime's brutal aggression against the besieged territory dopušta da ubija one koji bi su. in

the only corridor in gaza is rafah, which opens onto the sinai peninsula.siastic, but the question is - are they able to stop the flow? this is a real threat to the existence of any state. and egypt is no exception. take egypt for example, it will most likely be very strong there. popular pressure on the sisi government to do something to do with the palestinian crisis. similar instability is possible in jordan. we have already seen exchanges of fire between lebanese hezbollah and israeli forces. syria may be drawn in. there is a risk of acts of sabotage against american bases in the region. threats, for example, were made in iraq. if a regional escalation occurs, it will have widespread consequences throughout the world. and now they are simply urgently needed. diplomatic efforts to apply to what is happening still sounds like axumaron, and calls to stop the violence are the parties to the conflict just annoying. we are disappointed by the russian position of calling for a truce when it is obvious that everyone wants to fight. israel behaved very carefully

strip, amry abdullahyon, said tel avive seeks to expel palestinians in the coastal enclave to the sinai peninsula in egypt and parts of jordan, but to no avail. the 3+3 consultative platform is established with aim of addressing regional issues by involving regional states and excluding external countries. this first meeting was held at deputy foreign ministers level and moscow in december 2021. that's it for your latest here on press tv, everyone, thank you for joining us and goodbye for now. we have a full understanding of how the people of palestine have taken up this issue, we all work together palesty will be free, people getting together for to protest the ongoing genocide on the... gaza strip and on occupied palastine as a whole. this is intolerable and cannot continue. تخافوش خلاص خلاص no one inside the israely massacre palestinians regime pushes it's bombing the besieg gaza trip for its 17th consecutive day regime so far killed over 5,00 people. in gaza, most of them women and children. hamas hit two israeli military bases with new drones in its latest round retaliatory, attacks, dalkasa

palestinians and tel aviv is seeking to expel palestinians in the cost enclave of the gaza strip. to the sinai peninsula in egypt and parts of jordan, but it has been unsuccessful. three plus three consultative platforms established with the aim of addressing regional issues by involving regional states and excluding external countries. this first meeting was held at the deputy foreign ministers level in moscow back in december 2021. that's a r for your latest here on press tv everyone, thanks for tuning in and stay tuned and bye-bye for now. these young palestinian men, including the founder of the movementi we were studying at egyptian universities. i clearly remember how the israeli occupation army killed my grandfather in cold blood in 1967 for no reason. jihad has emerged as a main power and there cannot be any truce without the islamic jihad. therefore, the islamic jihad was present because of its presence and steadfastness in the battle. الحال حالنا ك حال المواطنين هنا نحن نبكي ولكن نبكي على الخذلان وليس على ما يفعل الاحتلال الاحتلال نعرف ان هذا هو ديدنه وهذا هو فعله منذ عقود من الزمن ولكن نبكي ع

and let that take place, if they decide to completely ethnically cleanse gaza southward to the sinai peninsularrific crime against the hospital last week with 500 deaths happened just before biden arrived, and so he had to stand there with the israeli leaders. and almost pat them on the back, i think that was deliberate, it was attempt as you might get in the mafia to bring other people in on your crimes, so that is sort of spreading the blame, and he did a quite a good job, biden, i don't think is really concentrating and knows what what he's doing, but uh, half the time anyway, but look, you know, what annoys me more than anything else about this is we're trying to frame this in political and logical terms, actually we should be talking more, i think about good and evil. uh the behavior of the israelis particularly lying all the way through this uh every almost every occasion we've seen some sort of atrocity taking place there denying it and also lying i believe certainly the evidence i've seen suggests that many of the hostages who were being held on the 7th of october were actually killed

besieg gaza strip. and said is trying to expell palestinians in the coast enclave south to the sinai peninsula and egypt and parts of jordan, but to no... avail: the 3+3 consultative platform is established with aim of addressing regional issues by involving only regional states and excluding external forces. the first meeting was held at deputy foreign ministers level in moscow back in december of 2021. that brings us the end to your press tv news bulletin everyone. thank you very tuning in and goodbye for now. israel started two wars on gaza that resulted in destroying the infrastructure and ruining most fields. israel has been imposing a siege on this rip for more than seven years, in addition to blocking the cro and preventing people from traveling. palestinian women played a significant role in highlighting these issues in media. we as journalists are capable of delivering our message to the world through the culture and the mind energy we have. i haven't faced any difficulties, i mean the palestinian society accepts the woman as part of it, so they even supporters. right now to free that

force displacement of palestinians from the besieg gaza strip in the occupied west bank to egypt sinai peninsulay need to pay far greater attention to the situation of injustice and lack of enjoyment of human rights that is confronting the people of palestine. as south africa we've often spoken about how to the world community, particularly the most developed countries in the world, some deserve human rights, others do not deserve human rights. we see this in the treatment of the people of palestine, that their land can be occupied, but we don't talk about occupation, so it is important that as the global community we really begin to draw together as progressive nations to have far greater activism. against the injustice that is being experienced by the people of palestine. it is sad that many countries in the region in which palestine exists had essentially deserted the people of palestine. but i think they can see today why countries like south africa have been consistent in their support for palestine and have never deviated from the belief. president mandela held that until the people of pal

am abdullah tel aviv seeks to expel the palestinians in the coast enclave of gaza to the sinai peninsula and egypt and parts of jordan, but to no avail. three plus three consultator platform was established with the aim of addressing regional issues by involving regional states and excluding external forces. that's right for your latest tv everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. top stories here on press tv, pardon, no inside to israely massacker palestinians his regime pushes ahead with the bombing of the besieg gaz trip now for se 17 day, regime so far killed over 5,00 people in gaza, most of them women and children. hamas is it to israel military bases with new drones and latest round of retaliatory attacks. the al khazam brigade's military wing, ham says it, it's newsari drones hit israel's hatsirim and tasi military bases in the negav desert.

forced expulsion of palestinians from the besieg gaza strip and the occupied west bank to egypt's sinai peninsulad parts of jordan. wasein amir abdullah yan said tel aviv wants a palestinian government to be formed outside palestinian ancestral land. however he added resistance group. are the main obstacle to the regime's intended plot, the iranian foreign minister made the remarks during a phone call with his egyptian counterpart, he said the iranian red cresent society is ready to send food and medicine to gaza through egypt. amir abdullah yan has also sent a letter to vatican's foreign minister detailing israel's atrocities and crimes against palestinians. in the letter, he said the the occupied palestinian territories are witnessing new version of barbaron. the top iranian diplomat underlined that israel is enforcing systematic apathide and not only on muslims, but on the followers of all abrahamic religions including christians. iran's president has dismissed us president joe biden's pro israel remarks as reactionary, anti-democratic and inhuman. addressing a cabinet session ibrahim reisi sa

president said on wednesday an influx of evacuees could lead to possible security risks and turn the sinai peninsula into a base for attacks against israel. he also said mass displacement would threaten the idea of a palestinian state. sisi said palestinians affected by the fighting should be moved into the desert in southern israel instead. >>> the u.s. defense department says a ship in the red sea intercepted multiple missiles fired by iranian backed militants. the guided missile destroyer uss carny shot down three cruise missiles and several drones in the southern part of the sea. he blamed the houthi rebel group in yemen for the launch. >> we cannot say for certain what these missiles and drones were targeting, but they were launched in yemen heading north towards to red sea potentially towards targets in israel. >> the incident came as the united states is on the alert for any intercension into the israel-hamas conflict by anti-israel entities such as iran and its proxies. ryder issued a warning to such groups. >>> japan's diet has convened an extraordinary session for the first time since prim

bloody onslot on palestinians, said tel avib is seeking to expel the palestinians in gaza to the sinai peninsula in egypt and parts of jordan, but to no avail 3+3 consultative platform was established with the aim of addressing regional issues by involving regional states and excluding external countries. first meeting was held at the deputy foreign ministers level in moscow back in december of 2021 and it's a rap for your latest here on press tv everyone, thanks for joining us and goodbye for now. palestian men, including the founder of the movement, were studying at egyptian universities. i clearly remember how the israeli occupation army killed my grandfather in cold blood in 1967 for no reason. jihad has emerged as a main power and there cannot be any truce without the islamic jihad. therefore, the islamic jihad was present because of its presence and steadfastness and battle, the zionist enemy decided to conduct a ground operation in gaza under us protection, but it's still hesitant implement it as the resistance awaits him underground and above it. the existing coordination between the for

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fighting, although it's very much at a level now, but it's fighting its own insurgency in the sinai peninsula sinai peninsula might fan the flames and embers of that conflict again. i think secondly, as well, egypt has its own massive economic problems on the thought of a huge flow of refugees crossing the border would put it enormous strain on an economy already struggling. and i think as well the view of cairo has always been that since the june 1967 well the view of cairo has always been that since thejune 1967 war when israel talk and occupied the gaza strip, it remains an israeli problem and an israeli issue. i think for thejordanians they problem and an israeli issue. i think for the jordanians they are concerned if there is a wider regional conflagration, would they phase out palestinians trying to flee the west bank intojordan itself? so for all of these reasons, thejordanians and the egyptians in particular are using this summit to try to rally, pan— arab, but equal international opinion about the needs to deal with the likelihood of a refugee issue that they simply cannot cope with.

homes and to flee to sinai in order to create a sort of a substitute country for them in the sinai peninsula occupied by israel in 1948, so the the the attack of hamas came as a preemptive strike in order to fail this plan, by israel and that's why now that the israelis are still. targeting the civilians, they are sticking to their original plan to push the civilian population of ghaza to run away towards senai. okay, thank you professor, but please do stay on the line, we are not done with you, professor jam, i just want to welcome this sorry, i'm running out of time, sorry to go, yeah, because i have another appointment uh with another tv right away and how many minutes? how much time do you have? just tell me that? well, just five minutes. okay, let me ask you one more question and then wafa, please do hold on, miss wafa, please hold on, the professor wants to leave us, let me get the second question out to the professor, professor, there are 175 lorees in a long queue waiting outside the rafa border crossing, it's a antonio gutierez said this is a desperate lifelong for palestinians, he

israeli troops captured sinai. peninsula, but lost 100 armored vehicles.xternal factors played a decisive role. the aggressors did not receive support from the united states, and the ussr threatened to send its volunteers to egypt and even use nuclear weapons, and this worked. on october 31, 2019, in russia, at the research institute of nuclear reactors in dimitrov, the first stage of testing... fuel for nuclear reactors began. it is called that because it anti-accident and makes the operation of the speakers safer and more reliable. these are a kind of tablets or fuel rods - fuel-releasing elements. they are made from uranium dioxide, as well as from a uranium-malybdenum alloy with increased density and thermal conductivity. during testing, the optimal combination of materials for the composition and shell is selected, which must be sealed and anti-corrosion. it is made from chromium-nickel alloys and zircon. with chrome coating. now the tests are continuing, but at the same time, they have already begun at the second unit of the rostov npp pilot industri

egypt to the united states if they accept more than two million palestinians to enter sinai, the sinai peninsula and stay there, this is what i've been hearing from from people here here and there in kanonis, yeah actually i reported on that also, uh, we have had uh news to that effect from few different. sources, but thank you for bringing that up, zafar bangash, director of the institute of contemporary islamic thought, uh, let me ask you, i'd like to put uh two different viewpoints uh next each other and get your reaction. one is the fact that you have uh the u.s. president joe biden, regarding that attack at the hospital, aside from saying that israel did not do it, he said that he does send out condolences to the palestinians uh have been killed, you have the british prime minister rishi sunak who says that um israel is doing all that it could to limit civilian deaths and just in the past hour you had the um israel minister of military affairs saying that uh the the battle will be an extensive one uh there will be a price for that and we will have a price to pay while saying that uh uh to t

refugees that could pour out of the palestinian enclave, in this case into the territory of the sinai peninsulaccount by benjamin netanyahu, postponing the start, and we see that it is being postponed, of course, yes, on the ground... in the gas sector and this of course, his political opponents are taking advantage, now trust in the cabinet of ministers is falling according to the latest poll, however, trust in the military is growing, and what political consequences this will have is a question, but here we must understand perfectly well, keep in mind that israel cannot with all this data, it’s different, to abandon the task of destroying hamas, it’s just that the narrative in society after... october 7 is such that the question cannot be posed otherwise, especially after the publication of terrible evidence, video documents, stories of hostages, stories of liberated people and stories, four people are now free , these are elderly people, as we know, they are being released gradually, this is also a matter of psychological play and pressure in this very complex war, which is being waged on se

leaves, people who are in egypt, more than 4,000 people who leave now abroad, they are all in the sinai peninsulaf the kbb, even i want to say that today it was announced that thousands of people from the southern part of sektorgaz are returning to the northern part, they say that there are no houses , there’s nothing, we won’t be there, because there are no more clocks in the south, we’re nowhere, it’s already 10 days, we can’t stay any longer, and people started returning to the northern areas, blows, but they’re already coming back, that is, in principle, we can say that people got into this way a trap in which they say in plain text, let’s give an example again, everyone who remains in gas and does not go south can be neutralized as a member of a terrorist organization, because the same leaflets are pouring in from above, well, of course, of course they are, they announce sugar like this, every day, they announce sugar, but the people, i say that more than half of the people who lived in the northern part of the gaza strip stayed there, some in their homes, some in hospitals, some in uh, with

, on the sinai peninsula, on the sinai peninsula , to treat the people peninsula, to treat the people south. >> when does a field hospital become a refugee camp ? i guess become a refugee camp? i guess that's the big question. >> that's the big question. but again, giving the size of troops and personnel to be on these zones, a, b, and c, i can't see they would have enough. we can actually . that could be the fig actually. that could be the fig leaf. they cannot have enough number of personnel to actually keep that large kind of camp going on, which would be a way out for them. >> adele, a country we haven't mentioned much so far over the last hour or so, is turkey right ? yes, turkey quite significant , ? yes, turkey quite significant, aren't we understand there have been talks between the president and his iranian counterpart discussing steps that can be taken to end the fighting . taken to end the fighting. >> turkish is quite an interesting position. turkey has a good relationship with president putin, with and with the iranians and with hamas via the iranians and with hamas via t

in a matter of days, the sinai peninsula, the gaza strip, the west bank of the jordan river, east jerusalemwere captured. the united states silently supported israel, but set conditions: if it came out first again, washington would refuse support. as a result, in the seventy-third year, even guessing about the attack, the israelis could not do anything, although the arabs’ expectation of attacking on a religious holiday did not come true. on the contrary, thanks to the empty roads, the reservists quickly found themselves in the troops, and the first strike of the egyptians was successful. during the counterattack on the bridgehead, the israelis suffered heavy losses, more than 200 tanks. the egyptians were the first to use soviet malyutka anti-tank missiles for this purpose. but the promise was fulfilled and washington came to the rescue. during the month of operation nickelgrass on the air bridge, which was organized by then ultra-modern s. five galaxy planes transported 25,000 tons of military cargo. the first plane brought 155 mm artillery shells, which the israelis had just run out of.

aspects of what is happening, they could have built a small tent on the northern part of the sinai peninsula ago. therefore, here is this shuttle diplomacy, which blinken, the us secretary of state, is currently engaged in, it is precisely related to this persuade egypt to take an active part, participate in the attempt to resolve the humanitarian situation, secondly, if i understood you correctly, you asked about the goals of the ground operation, i understood you correctly, when exactly, then, this is a very good very difficult question - when benjamin netanyahu and israel's defense minister galland come out and say: we will win, we israelis still do not understand, but what exactly is meant, what is victory, what kind of picture, what goals must be achieved in order to be considered a victory, that is, first of all, do you mean that hamas will cease to exist as an organization, not only as a military, terrorist organization, but as a civil one, who will be after hamas, that is, who will deal with the administrative, everyday and civil issues of the 2-2 million people who are still there,

of rapprochement between hamas and the islamic state, which is active, is still active in the sinai peninsula. and the palestinians are accepted by the egyptian authorities, the palestinians from gaza are perceived as people who can destabilize the situation in egypt itself, so whether it is so or not, i do not undertake to judge there, but apparently these are the views that prevail in the egyptian government, and now only 2000 people per day are allowed, they skip they are trying to let in some women, and people of pensionable, older age, while not letting in men, mr. serhiy, in thanks, a big thank you from hamas, comrade putin, we see that other friends of the kremlin, hezbollah, are also actively talking about the fact that they are ready to join the armed struggle alongside hamas in the gaza sector and not only, this is a pro-lebanese movement, which in principle, as i understand it, is friends not only with the kremlin, the ayatollahs in iran can confirm that they have also been working closely with them for years, plus these actions, statements, khomeini, transfer of equipment, militar

side of the border, and i understand them, because hamas supports various islamic groups in the sinai peninsulaoday i had a conversation with a correspondent from the southern part. they stand there for 3-4 hours for water, they don’t have water, we’ve already let it in, maybe the situation has already changed, we let water go to the southern part, but the humanitarian help is also here, but to let it pass, this is no longer under our control, this is no longer a question for us, the egyptians, and nevertheless, and nevertheless, we again come up against the issue of civilians who cannot - leave for some reason, zonally. they can’t, because when hamas blocks the road from north to south and doesn’t let them in, that’s also the reason, that’s right, i don’t have such facts, i can’t with you, i can show you, if possible, i can even send photographs, photography, somehow done, blocked trucks, but this, but this is separate, and the only thing i can say is that when we feel a threat to our residents, we evacuate them ourselves. the entire sector, our entire part around the gas sector, was evacuated