مدي 1 تي في : المنتصف - 03/12/2024
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00:00Welcome to a special edition of Al Akhbar, starting with the headlines.
00:21In Cairo, the Kingdom of Morocco is preparing for a nuclear strike.
00:27They aim to prepare the conditions to revive the path of peace in the Middle East, within clear standards.
00:34Mutual bombardment across the Lebanese-Israeli borders
00:38and mutual accusations of breaking the ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel.
00:44In Syria, there was a mutual bombardment between the army and several armed factions in several northern areas of the country.
00:51In Cairo, the Kingdom of Morocco is preparing for a nuclear strike.
00:57They aim to prepare the conditions to revive the path of peace in the Middle East, within clear standards.
01:03Mutual bombardment across the Lebanese-Israeli borders
01:07and mutual accusations of breaking the ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel.
01:12In Cairo, the Kingdom of Morocco is preparing for a nuclear strike.
01:17They aim to prepare the conditions to revive the path of peace in the Middle East, within clear standards.
01:23In Cairo, the Kingdom of Morocco is preparing for a nuclear strike.
01:27They aim to prepare the conditions to revive the path of peace in the Middle East, within clear standards.
01:33They aim to prepare the conditions to revive the path of peace in the Middle East, within clear standards.
01:39In Cairo, the Kingdom of Morocco is preparing for a nuclear strike.
01:44They aim to prepare the conditions to revive the path of peace in the Middle East, within clear standards.
01:50In Cairo, the Kingdom of Morocco is preparing for a nuclear strike.
01:55This is what Egyptian Foreign Minister, Badr Abdel-Ati, announced
02:01that two of the Fatah and Hamas movements are looking in Cairo for ways to empower the Palestinian Authority
02:07to take full control of the Gaza Strip after the war.
02:12Of course, Egyptian ideas are specific and we discuss them with our Arab colleagues
02:18regarding the current phase, which includes an immediate ceasefire and the implementation of aid.
02:28We are talking about what is called the second day,
02:32and there are specific ideas to empower the Palestinian National Authority
02:38to take control of the Gaza Strip.
02:41As I said, there are two Fatah and Hamas movements in Cairo,
02:49and they are discussing how to reach a common understanding.
02:57The Foreign Ministers of France, Britain and Germany called on Israel
03:02to allow the entry of humanitarian aid without barriers to Gaza
03:06in the face of the serious situation in the Strip,
03:08according to what the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced.
03:11The ministry said on its website that the three ministers wrote to their Israeli counterpart
03:16asking for the opening of the crossroads and the distribution of humanitarian aid in Gaza
03:21immediately, safely and without barriers.
03:24In addition, all of France, Britain and Germany called on Israel to respect its commitments
03:29to comply with international human rights law and guarantee the protection of the civilian population.
03:34In the name of America, Matthew Miller said that the ceasefire is still in force in Lebanon
03:41and that Washington is looking at possible violations of it.
03:46Miller said that the time will come when Hezbollah and Israel will exchange shelling on the borders.
03:51Details in the report of Younis Barakat.
03:53A week has not passed since Hezbollah and Israel entered the Strip,
03:58until the ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel was threatened to collapse more than any time.
04:06After Hezbollah announced that it would attack an Israeli military site in a border area,
04:12specifically at the world leaders' site in the north of the Lebanese Kfar Shouba.
04:17A statement from Hezbollah indicated that the attack was a preliminary defensive response
04:23after repeated violations of the Israeli army.
04:27Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised a strong response to Hezbollah
04:33and said in a statement,
04:35We are determined to continue the implementation of the ceasefire
04:39and respond to any violations by Hezbollah, whether small or serious.
04:45The French Foreign Ministry has already informed Israel
04:49of the obligation of all parties to comply with the ceasefire agreement.
04:52Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barreau confirmed to his Israeli counterpart Jadon Saïr
04:58the need to respect the ceasefire after the Israeli army has carried out air raids since the beginning of the agreement.
05:07In service of the announced escalation of the two sides,
05:10Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati welcomed the head of the Secretary-General's Commission
05:17on the Implementation of the agreement, General Gasper Jeffers,
05:19where Mikati stressed the need for full respect for the agreement.
05:26Sources said that the Syrian army carried out air raids on areas controlled by the armed factions in the north-west of the country.
05:37The Syrian Center for Human Rights said that the raids targeted several areas,
05:41including the city of Idlib and the refugee camp in the north,
05:44which resulted in the deaths and injuries of dozens.
05:46In Hama, which is controlled by the government,
05:49the center said that a missile attack carried out by the armed forces killed six civilians.
05:54The center also talked about a raid on the city of Aleppo that killed civilians,
05:58while the Syrian army said that its forces are moving in several areas of Aleppo, Hama and Idlib
06:06to surround the elements of the armed factions.
06:09The Secretary-General of the United Nations, António Guterres,
06:14expressed his concern about the escalation of violence in northern Syria,
06:19calling for an immediate ceasefire, according to what Al-Natiq said,
06:23in the name of Sifan Dajaghi, who said in a statement
06:26that he is obligated to all parties, regardless of their scope,
06:29to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure,
06:32especially by allowing safe passage for civilians who flee hostile actions.
06:37In addition, the Syrians have been suffering from this conflict for about 14 years,
06:43and they deserve a political horizon that leads them to a peaceful future,
06:47not to more bloodshed.
06:54We continue with the developments of the situation in Syria,
06:57where armed clashes between the forces of the Syrian army and the armed factions
07:02led to waves of mass displacement, especially in the cities of Aleppo and Idlib,
07:05and the battles led to the displacement of about 50,000 people
07:10within a few days, according to the United Nations.
07:13The rest of the details in our report on Thursday.
07:17Military clashes between the Syrian army and the armed factions
07:22cause many humanitarian casualties,
07:24and repeat the phenomenon of mass displacement from the war.
07:28In the city of Aleppo, which witnessed violent military clashes
07:32and ended with its fall in the hands of the armed factions,
07:36hundreds of civilians were displaced from their homes in difficult conditions.
07:41Hundreds of civilians fled to the Turkish-Syrian borders,
07:45where the data obtained from there
07:48by the displacement of dozens of families to these areas.
07:52In the absence of basic materials for life,
07:55negotiations were initiated to distribute bread to the Syrian families
07:59who fled from the armed battles.
08:02Dozens of women and children were displaced
08:05in long queues to get what they wanted.
08:09On the other hand, the UN Office for Humanitarian Cooperation
08:13announced the occurrence of mass displacement operations
08:16from areas of the Aleppo countryside
08:19towards centers and associations in the city of Hama.
08:22According to the same data obtained from the UN Office,
08:26the battles led to the violent displacement of 14,000 people,
08:29half of whom were children.
08:32The city of Aleppo, which is the second largest city in Syria
08:36and the most important economic centers before the years of the war,
08:39its streets turned into piles of rubble.
08:43As a result of the civil war,
08:46the infrastructure of the city suffered great damage,
08:49as battles, roads, schools, and public facilities were destroyed.
08:53The circular confrontations between the armed factions and the Syrian army
08:56are another side of the civilian suffering in the wake of the war,
09:00and the waves of displacement to areas in Syria or neighboring countries
09:04are one of the prominent reflections of the circular military confrontations.
09:13The President of the Syrian government,
09:16His Excellency King Mohammed VI,
09:19is representing the King in the activities of the One Water Summit,
09:22a high-level summit that took place today in Riyadh
09:24to raise awareness of global water and its challenges.
09:28This summit is being held in Riyadh for the 16th meeting
09:32of the parties' conference in the United Nations Convention on the Confrontation of Consumers, COP16.
09:37This summit aims to strengthen the governance of global water.
09:41All of them, including the President of the French Republic,
09:44the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and the President of the International Bank,
09:48are participating in this summit.
09:50This year, hundreds of politicians, business leaders, and experts
09:55from all over the world are participating in this summit
09:59for the Green Saudi Initiative in the Green Region in COP16.
10:03The annual forum will also organize many specialized sessions
10:08to discover the best practices and learn about the latest innovations
10:12and showcase the progress on the level of achieving the initiative's goals,
10:15within the framework of continuous efforts to strengthen cooperation
10:19and accelerate the momentum of the goals to build a more sustainable future.
10:30In another topic, yesterday, the President of the Government,
10:34Aziz Akhannouch, presided over the 13th meeting
10:37of the Inter-Ministry Committee on the Reconstruction Program
10:41and General Equipment for Damaged Areas of the Houthi earthquake.
10:45He conveyed to the President of the Government the urgent need
10:49for emergency aid to the families whose homes were partially or entirely destroyed
10:53and which were extended for five additional months,
10:56as the total value of aid since its launch has reached two billion dirhams.
11:02The committee noted that until the end of last November,
11:06the local authorities had approved more than 57,000 licenses
11:10for the reconstruction, indicating that the cost of building
11:15and equipping damaged homes has been continuous
11:18or has reached a level of more than 35,000 homes,
11:22which is an increase of 5,000 homes since two months.
11:29To Senegal, where yesterday the deputy Malik Ndiaye,
11:33president of the National Assembly of Senegal, was elected,
11:36during the opening sessions of the new legislative round.
11:40Ndiaye, who serves as the national secretary of communication
11:44in Bastif's ruling party, which achieved a sweeping victory
11:49in the 17th election in November,
11:52has since April taken over the infrastructure,
11:55land transport and air transport in the government
11:58headed by Othmane Sonko.
12:00Sonko, who led Bastif's list of legislative elections,
12:05was nominated to take over the National Assembly of Senegal,
12:08according to several analysts,
12:10but he eventually decided to abandon his position as deputy.
12:14This is the result of the 17th election in November,
12:17which ended the solution of the National Assembly,
12:19which resulted in a major victory for Bastif's party,
12:22which won 130 parliamentary seats out of 165.
12:30To the Russian-Ukrainian file,
12:33where Ukraine announced today that its forces
12:35will make a Russian attempt to cross the Othkile River,
12:39which has always been seen as a front
12:42in the face of the reality in eastern Ukraine.
12:45Meanwhile, the Russian army announced that its forces
12:47have taken control of a village in the Zaporozhye region in the south,
12:50and another in the Donetsk region,
12:53confirming the achievement of two advances along the front
12:55in the south-east of Ukraine.
12:57And Ukrainian military advisers recently talked
13:00about a Russian move to advance across the river
13:03near the village of Novomolensk in the Kharkiv region,
13:06north-east of the country.
13:09Moscow's forces are advancing in the Kharkiv region,
13:13adjacent to Russia,
13:15and approaching Kobyansk,
13:17which the Othkile River passes through.
13:22On the other hand,
13:24Ukraine today called for full membership
13:27in the North Atlantic Alliance,
13:29indicating that this will be the only real guarantee
13:31of security in the face of the Russian invasion,
13:34and that before a meeting
13:36is scheduled for the NATO Foreign Minister.
13:38The NATO Foreign Minister is meeting today in Brussels,
13:41where it is expected that the Ukrainian pressure
13:44will be lifted to achieve progress
13:46on joining the alliance
13:48before Donald Trump takes power in the United States.
13:52It should be noted that the US President
13:55is under pressure to reach a quick agreement
13:58to end the Russian war,
13:59which the Kharkiv region is trying to strengthen
14:02before taking office in January.
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16:43Today, the Moroccan artist Mostafa Al-Zaari
16:46has passed away at the age of 79
16:49after a long battle with illness.
16:51Mostafa Al-Zaari was admitted to the hospital in Rabat
16:55a few months ago
16:57after his health deteriorated
16:59due to a muscle disease.
17:02It is reported that the late artist
17:04was born on November 5, 1945
17:08in Al-Dar Al-Bayda city
17:09and participated for five decades
17:12in several works,
17:14whether in cinema, television, or theater.
17:34About his life and the path of the late artist
17:37Mostafa Al-Zaari,
17:39we have with us Dr. Ahmed Al-Dafri,
17:41a writer and researcher
17:43in the Moroccan Theater of Cultural Affairs.
17:45Dr. Al-Dafri,
17:47may God have mercy on you,
17:49the late artist Mostafa Al-Zaari
17:51and our condolences to his family
17:53as well as his artistic family.
17:55First of all,
17:57Dr. Al-Dafri,
17:59how can you describe
18:01the experience of the late artist?
18:04The late artist Mostafa Al-Zaari
18:07was one of the artists
18:09who contributed
18:11to the establishment
18:13of the first stage
18:15of the Moroccan Theater
18:17through the collective work
18:19and through the youth
18:21and sports.
18:23He was,
18:25in the beginning,
18:27passionate and passionate
18:29about theater
18:31in the neighborhood of Dar Al-Sultan
18:33in Al-Dar Al-Bayda city.
18:35He contributed
18:37to the cultural establishment
18:39of himself
18:41after he lost his father
18:43when he was still a small child.
18:45After that,
18:47he joined
18:49the youth and sports
18:51and was a coach
18:53in the summer camps
18:55in Ain Louh,
18:57Azrou,
18:59and also in Ifran.
19:01After that,
19:03he joined the State Institute
19:05of Theater in Dar Al-Bayda
19:07and participated
19:09in a famous theater
19:11in Stenyat,
19:13exactly in 1963.
19:15It was a theater
19:17that was broadcasted
19:19live on Moroccan TV
19:21because the broadcast
19:23was broadcasted
19:25live.
19:27After that,
19:29he was able to join
19:31Tayeb Al-Siddiqi's team,
19:33which made him
19:35one of the best
19:37actors in the world.
19:39After that,
19:41he was able
19:43to participate
19:45in international works,
19:47including the film
19:49Al-Risala
19:51by Mustafa Al-Aqqad.
19:53After that,
19:55he founded Tunai
19:57with his colleague
19:59in art,
20:01Mustafa Al-Desokin,
20:03who passed away
20:05about a year ago.
20:07From the end of the 70s
20:09to the beginning of the 80s,
20:11he was Tunai
20:13Desokin and Al-Za'ari.
20:15This Tunai experience
20:17contributed
20:19to the development
20:21of Tunai
20:23in Morocco
20:25and the Tunai phenomenon
20:27became famous.
20:29Therefore,
20:31we can say that
20:33Mustafa Al-Za'ari
20:34was honored
20:36in his life
20:38by the International Film Festival
20:40in Morocco
20:42and many other festivals.
20:44His legacy
20:46will be preserved
20:48in the archive
20:50available in
20:52the Moroccan Cinema
20:54and the Moroccan Television.
20:56Life is like this.
20:58It has a beginning
21:00and an end.
21:01Through you and
21:03Media&TV channel,
21:05we present
21:07the words of consolation
21:09to his family,
21:11friends,
21:13and colleagues in art.
21:15As you said,
21:17Dr. Dhafri,
21:19a journey spanning
21:21five decades,
21:23cinema,
21:25television,
21:27and theater.
21:28His life
21:30was full of
21:32moments
21:34that God
21:36loved.
21:38It was enough
21:40for him to stand
21:42in front of the camera
21:44to attract
21:46the audience.
21:48He was a photogenic
21:50person
21:52who attracted
21:54the audience
21:55with his
21:57spontaneous movements.
21:59He also worked
22:01according to
22:03a curriculum
22:05for people
22:07who do not rely
22:09on exaggeration
22:11through facial expressions
22:13and gestures.
22:15He worked
22:17in an internal
22:19way
22:21to express
22:23the situation
22:25in a truthful way.
22:27This can be seen
22:29in many of his works
22:31whether in cinema
22:33or television.
22:35Dr. Ahmad Dhafri,
22:37writer and researcher
22:39at the Moroccan Center
22:41for Cultural Affairs,
22:43thank you very much.
22:47This is the end of the broadcast.
22:51See you in the middle.
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