مدي 1 تي في : قراءة في عناوين الصحف - 16/11/2024
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00:00Welcome to Al-Aqwal Al-Souhuf, we read in an article published by Al-Ayam 24, that Algeria
00:17is facing the choice of Donald Trump, a foreign minister who has been asked to impose punishments
00:23on her.
00:24According to the article, the choice of US President-elect Donald Trump to Marco Rubio, a foreign minister,
00:30is controversial in Algeria because of the recent positions demanding the imposition of punishments
00:35on Algeria at the beginning of the Russian-Ukrainian war, between the hostages of this choice and
00:41those who see that the new position will be imposed on him to deal with the state's logic.
00:47According to the newspapers, international media media reported that Rubio's choice to
00:52lead the US diplomacy, which is the most prominent of Trump's allies and supporters during the
00:57last presidency, after his name was constantly repeated over the past week as one of the
01:03most fortunate candidates for the US foreign leadership.
01:08On the other hand, the French magazine Jeune Afrique pointed to the Moroccan-American friendship
01:16and to the coincidence that Donald Trump's victory in the presidencies coincided with
01:22the 49th anniversary of the Green March, during which 350,000 Moroccans went out to liberate
01:28the desert from the Spanish presence, in response to the call of the late King Hassan II.
01:33As the French magazine pointed out, on December 20, 2020, under the presidency of Trump, the
01:40United States recognized the Moroccan sovereignty over the desert.
01:45At the same time, the US ambassador in Rabat to the city of Dakhla, the new strategic
01:52center for the Kingdom, landed on the Atlantic coast of the desert to launch the official
01:58opening of the consulate.
02:00According to the article, it was always up to Trump's decision to influence the dominoes,
02:05with the support of many European countries in favor of the plan to rule Morocco in the
02:11desert, including Germany, Spain, and recently France.
02:16Will Trump seize his opportunity in a new Middle East?
02:20His weekly magazine asked, and wrote in this article that the elected president, Donald
02:26Trump, will face a different Middle East.
02:29This is the article that he dealt with during his presidency, between 2017 and 2021, as the
02:35region is currently witnessing a desperate war and there are serious questions about its
02:42future.
02:43Despite this, he is given an important opportunity to complete his previous policy, which aims
02:49to contain Iran and build a stable regional alliance that requires less American intervention.
02:55In addition, the newspaper added that it is a reference to this opportunity, which should
03:00end the current dispute under conditions of peace that ensure the non-repeat of similar
03:05threats to the attack that took place on October 7, 2023, based on Abraham's agreements.
03:11In another article published on the BBC website, the reporter read that despite human
03:16influence in wars for thousands of years, the talk of human influence on nature, especially
03:23because of these wars, has not started to spread for a few years.
03:28The director of the British Institute of Conflict and the Environment confirmed to the newspaper
03:34website that Western countries prefer to talk about how climate change affects their security
03:40rather than talking about how its security options affect climate change.
03:45In addition, some may believe that the impact of war is limited to the areas where battles
03:51are fought, but the impact of military and combat actions on all nature and humans is
03:56beyond our imagination.
03:58In his turn, engineer Nadeem Farajallah pointed out in a speech to the newspaper that the
04:03most unexpected side effects of environmental damage from war are the suffering of humans,
04:09animals, fish, birds, the death of plants and trees, which are usually dependent on
04:16the land, even partially, as a source of income.
04:21We now present an article published in the US foreign policy magazine.
04:27Its author asked why Israel did not form a concern for the Syrian regime.
04:32The author of the article wrote in his report, perhaps the worst secret the Syrian regime
04:38could not conceal was its exploitation of the Palestinian cause.
04:44At the beginning of the conflict between Hamas and Israel, which took place in October
04:49of the previous year, and at a time when some people doubted the possibility of the Syrian
04:54regime participating in the war against Israel and opening another front, no Syrian could
04:59enter Bashar al-Assad as a party in this conflict, especially on the side of Hamas.
05:04The author sees that when the conflict between the two sides erupted in the past, the Syrian
05:10regime did not participate in the war against Israel.
05:15The Syrian regime did not participate in the war against Israel.
05:20The Syrian regime did not participate in the war against Israel.
05:25The Syrian regime did not participate in the war against Israel.
05:30The Syrian regime did not participate in the war against Israel.
05:35A recent article was published in Al-Diqiyah and Homs.
05:40According to the newspaper, the largest share of these fires, according to local information
05:45issued by the Ministry of Agriculture in the two provinces, there are 80 sites where
05:50fires were suddenly ignited at once, which makes the presence of human workers in the
05:55fire a big deal.
05:58In Homs, the number of burnt olive trees fell to 68,000 trees.
06:03It has not yet been announced the losses in Al-Diqiyah.
06:06It is expected that it will be larger than Homs, according to the newspaper, due to the
06:10vast areas that were burned.
06:13The newspaper criticized the lack of thinking of the subsequent Syrian governments in
06:18relying on olives as a strategic obtainment that deserves support.
06:22It called for the authorities to get out of the traditional thinking and push towards
06:28new approaches to Syrian wealth, to enhance the value of olives as a sustainable economic
06:33source and strengthen its role in agricultural and economic development.
06:38After we reach the end of the segment, thank you for watching.