مدي 1 تي في : MEDI1 MORNING - 29/09/2024
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00:00The Israeli bombing continues in Lebanon and is expected to kill Hassan Nasrallah.
00:30Coastal countries are encouraging the progress of the governor in the framework of the implementation of the international initiative to strengthen the accession to the Atlantic Ocean.
00:41In Tunisia, the candidate for the presidential election, Ayesha Zammal, refuses to withdraw from the presidential race.
00:50Hezbollah confirmed in a statement that its Secretary General, Hassan Nasrallah, was killed in an Israeli bomb attack on the victim of South Beirut.
01:01Nasrallah's death adds to a large number of Hezbollah leaders who were targeted in Beirut.
01:11Nasrallah's campaign raises questions about the Lebanese party's ability to continue the war against Israel,
01:20in addition to other issues related to the direction of the next Secretary General.
01:29In just a few days, Israel has directed painful strikes against the Lebanese Hezbollah,
01:35starting with the elimination of prominent military leaders and ending with the party's Secretary General, who was shot in a precise Israeli strike.
01:46Alongside the party's Secretary General, Israeli strikes continued and the organization's contract began to break down a lot.
01:53Thank you, Ibrahim Aqil and Ali Karaki, for the military leaders who were held accountable, to become part of the party's military past.
02:02The Hezbollah leaders' actions have been followed, and all those who have been held accountable will follow them.
02:12Hezbollah leaders will be subjected to assassination, and this is a declaration from Israel.
02:18Following the intensity of the fire, with air control, will secure the objectives, especially the deep and high-level infiltration of Hezbollah.
02:28We expect an air operation.
02:33As for the land operation, it will take time.
02:37We are waiting for the successful air operation to reach the desired objectives.
02:42Israel's continued dismantling of Hezbollah's security and military structure, through what is described as precise surgical strikes,
02:49has raised many questions about Hezbollah's true military capabilities, which it has long maintained in its media coverage and military offers.
02:59In this context, the challenges of the next phase are highlighted, especially the issue of Hezbollah's ability to continue its war against the Israeli army.
03:07However, its ability to command and control protracted battles,
03:13Hezbollah's ability to command and control protracted battles with Israel,
03:20has become a subject of great doubt, in view of the destruction of its military levels,
03:26in addition to the damage caused by the infrastructure of communications in recent days.
03:34Hezbollah is going to be able to find its balance.
03:39The issue of Hezbollah's military and political orientation is also raised.
03:44Hezbollah's Executive Council President Hashim Safieddine, who has a close relationship with Iran,
03:51is the most likely candidate to take office.
03:55Hashim Safieddine is close to Hassan Nasrallah and Qassem Soleimani.
04:02He has a pivotal role and was given by Hezbollah's Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah roles.
04:06Not all these roles were known.
04:09Why this quick appointment to say that Hezbollah will continue and that Hezbollah cannot be eliminated?
04:14This is the message that Hezbollah wants to convey.
04:18Whatever the military and political choices of the next leader,
04:22the size of the losses that Hezbollah has suffered in recent days
04:27makes its ability to respond or continue the war against Israel a strong point of doubt,
04:32in view of the observers.
04:34In addition to the military bill that the Lebanese organization is pushing,
04:38Lebanon faces strong economic and political demands due to the war.
04:43All factors contribute to the loss of Hezbollah's popular support,
04:47and thus push it to further military collapse.
04:52Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed yesterday
04:57that the assassination of Hezbollah's Secretary General will speed up the resumption of hostages in Gaza.
05:03Netanyahu added that Israel has ruled out the assassination of Hassan Nasrallah
05:08and that his elimination was necessary to achieve Israel's goals.
05:16The international reaction to the assassination of Hezbollah's leader
05:20and US President Joe Biden is that the assassination of Nasrallah
05:24is a measure to achieve justice for the many victims,
05:28including thousands of American, Israeli and Lebanese civilians.
05:34The United Nations Secretary General António Guterres
05:39was concerned about the dramatic escalation of events in Beirut
05:44during the past 24 hours,
05:46and said that the cycle of violence should stop now
05:51and all parties should stay away from the abyss.
05:55British Foreign Minister David Lamy also said
05:59that he spoke with Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Meqati
06:03and agreed on the need to stop the immediate ceasefire to end the bloodshed.
06:09On the other hand, French Prime Minister Michel Barnier
06:13said that the situation in Lebanon is very dangerous,
06:17and he was worried about the safety of the French in this country.
06:21The French Foreign Ministry called for an immediate stop
06:25to the Israeli strikes in Lebanon,
06:28indicating that it opposes any innocent operation.
06:32On the other hand, the German government,
06:35on behalf of Foreign Minister Annalena Birbock,
06:39said that the situation is very dangerous after the assassination of Nasrallah
06:43and the escalation of the ceasefire in Lebanon.
06:46Russia also called for the assassination of Nasrallah,
06:50considering that Israel is fully responsible.
06:54Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said
06:57that some are trying to provoke Iran to provoke the United States,
07:02and then start a full-scale war in the region.
07:07In the case of Lebanon,
07:10and in light of the increasing number of displaced people,
07:14the United Nations Office for Humanitarian Affairs
07:18confirmed that humanitarian needs have reached unprecedented levels
07:22due to the increasing size of the country.
07:25It pointed to the displacement of many workers in the humanitarian field
07:29due to hostile actions that have led to a shortage of human resources
07:33to continue the efforts to respond in the affected areas.
07:37Yonus Barakat has more.
07:40These scenes have become familiar in the streets of Beirut
07:45since the beginning of the Israeli military escalation.
07:49Dozens of Lebanese families
07:52arrive day and night out of their homes,
07:55lying on the ground,
07:57like tents in which they spend long hours,
08:01hoping for the end of this nightmare
08:04and the return to their homes.
08:20According to the High Commission on Refugee Affairs,
08:2350,000 people have fled to Syria,
08:27while the number of displaced people in Lebanon has exceeded 200,000.
08:32Most of them have settled in educational institutions
08:36that have become centers for refugees.
08:40In the city of Saida,
08:43the authorities have allocated four educational institutions
08:47to receive civilians,
08:49in order to increase the number of displaced people.
09:06Rafiq Al-Hariri International Airport
09:10was in a state of terror
09:13when some Lebanese and foreigners
09:16fled the country to neighboring countries.
09:19The situation remains difficult
09:22despite the cancellation of dozens of international flights
09:26and the reduction of the number of employees at the airport.
09:30Foreign Minister and African and Moroccan partners
09:34who reside abroad,
09:37Nasser Bourita, said yesterday in New York
09:40that the growing international dynamic
09:43supporting the Moroccan Sahara
09:45and the regional conflict
09:48is limited to the self-governing plan
09:51and the framework of national sovereignty
09:54for the Kingdom and its territorial unity.
09:57In the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly,
10:01Bourita confirmed that this stable dynamic
10:04is being questioned by the United Nations
10:07and is calling for a balance
10:10within the UN system and on the ground.
10:12The Moroccan plan for self-government
10:15is the only solution to this conflict
10:18in full respect for the territorial unity
10:21of Morocco and its national sovereignty.
10:26In the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly
10:30in New York,
10:33Foreign Minister and African and Moroccan partners
10:36who reside abroad,
10:39Nasser Bourita,
10:42Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger and Chad
10:45held a joint meeting
10:48on the implementation of the initiative
10:51of His Majesty the King Mohammed VI
10:54aimed at strengthening the accession of coastal countries
10:57to the Atlantic Ocean.
11:00His Majesty the King Mohammed VI launched this initiative
11:03at the international level
11:06to facilitate the accession of coastal countries
11:09to the Atlantic Ocean
11:12and to strengthen the accession
11:15of coastal countries to the Atlantic Ocean.
11:18In this meeting,
11:21the foreign ministers testified
11:24about the work carried out
11:27by the national labor groups of these countries
11:30during the first meeting of the national labor groups
11:33in conjunction with Rabat in June.
11:36The meeting enabled the national labor groups
11:39to study the proposed projects
11:42of these countries.
11:45His Majesty the King Mohammed VI
11:48and the foreign ministers
11:51agreed to advance the initiative
11:54in the framework of this international initiative.
11:57The foreign ministers,
12:00the African and Moroccan partners
12:03who reside abroad,
12:06Nasser Bourita,
12:09and the international dynamic
12:12in the framework of the national sovereignty
12:15of the Kingdom and its soil unity
12:18and Bourita confirmed that this stable dynamic
12:21requires the United Nations in the first place
12:24and calls for an agreement within the UN
12:27and on the ground.
12:30I firmly confirm that the Moroccan plan
12:33for self-government presented by the Kingdom
12:36is the only solution to this dispute
12:39in full respect of the soil unity of Morocco
12:42and of course the issue of the soil unity.
12:45In the positive dynamic that the issue
12:48was intensified with a direct follow-up
12:51from His Majesty the King,
12:54there were countries that renewed
12:57the support of the Kingdom's soil unity
13:00to the governmental initiative.
13:03What was new in this development
13:06was the position of Denmark,
13:09which came to strengthen this development
13:12and we reached 19 countries
13:15within the European Union
13:18that expressed their support
13:21for the positive position of the plan
13:24for self-government,
13:27and this strengthens this dynamic
13:30and this goes in the direction
13:33of His Majesty the King's call
13:36to confirm the Moroccan soil unity
13:39and strengthen the support
13:42of the Kingdom's soil unity.