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00:00The Center for Judicial Research is holding a press conference to explain the details
00:27and the implications of the latest operation to dismantle the three terrorist branches
00:32in the area of Hadath Swalim Dawahi in the city of Barsheed.
00:39In the framework of the exchange deal, the Qassam forces release three Israeli prisoners
00:44and Israel initiates the operation to release the Palestinian prisoners
00:48within an agreement to release 110 Palestinians, including children.
00:54In Tunisia, journalists and lawyers demand the cancellation of the 54-page presidential decree
01:00related to e-crime.
01:08Welcome.
01:09His Majesty King Mohammed VI sent a message of condolences and condolences
01:14to the servant of the two holy mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz,
01:17the heir of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, after the death of King Mohammed bin Fahd bin Abdulaziz.
01:28The director of the Center for Judicial Research, Shirkawi Habboob,
01:31confirmed that the danger of the recently dismantled cell in Hadath Swalim
01:36lies in the perpetuation of domestic harassment as a result of extreme extremism
01:41in the ranks of candidates to carry out terrorist operations.
01:45During a press conference organized by the Center for Judicial Research,
01:49Shirkawi said that the danger of this extremist cell lies not only in the terrorist projects
01:55that it was committed to implement, nor in the advanced level of planning and preparation
02:01that its members reached in their terrorist plans,
02:04but in the perpetuation of domestic harassment as a result of extreme extremism
02:09in the ranks of candidates to carry out terrorist operations.
02:14On Sunday, the Center for Judicial Research was able to dismantle the terrorist plans of Shirkawi
02:20after the arrest of four extremist elements,
02:23including three members of the terrorist organization ISIS,
02:27who were active in the Hadath Swalim area in the Barshid region.
02:34I will present to you the most important data related to this terrorist cell,
02:39which can be called an exception to the three Shirkawi cells,
02:45with its main intersections with the terrorist organizations in the regional area,
02:51especially in the Barshid region, in the following way.
02:58First, the main characteristics of these terrorist cells.
03:04The number of detainees in this cell up to this stage of the investigation
03:09has reached four suspects, including three Shirkawi members and a fourth person,
03:14who are between the ages of 26, 30, 31, and 35 years old.
03:20As for the profile of the detainees,
03:23they participate in a basic given, which is to lower their educational level,
03:29which does not exceed the primary level.
03:32As for the three Shirkawi members,
03:34the fourth suspect followed his secondary education to the level of a bachelor's degree.
03:41As for the social status of the members of this terrorist cell,
03:46only two of them are married and have children,
03:52while their professional status in their profession
03:57is modest and moderate,
04:00with the exception of one person who recently resigned from his position as the director of the Rehb.
04:07Secondly, the family recruitment as a prevention of rejuvenation and extremism.
04:18The danger of this extremist cell
04:21does not only lie in the terrorist projects that it was committed to implement,
04:27nor in the advanced level of planning and preparation
04:34that its members reached in their terrorist plans.
04:37The danger lies in the development of family recruitment
04:42as a prevention of rejuvenation and extremism
04:47in the ranks of those nominated to carry out terrorist operations.
04:53As the director of the Central Office for Judicial Research said,
04:57the successful security research around the cell that was disassembled in Hadth Swalim
05:01revealed that the members of this terrorist cell
05:04had an organic connection with one of the leaders in the Daesh organization in the Sahel region,
05:09who played an important role in the acceleration of the rejuvenation and recruitment process
05:14and in adopting terrorist ideas through the extremist digital content
05:19that he sent to the members of this cell.
05:24The successful security research reveals that the members of this terrorist cell
05:29had an organic connection with one of the leaders in the Daesh organization in the Sahel region,
05:36who played an important role in the acceleration of the rejuvenation and recruitment process
05:42and in adopting terrorist ideas through the extremist digital content
05:50that he sent to the members of this terrorist cell
05:54in order to turn them into people who are destined to die.
05:58They can be pushed to carry out terrorist operations.
06:05The Siberian propaganda, in which the Daesh organization was involved,
06:11contributed to the acceleration of the rejuvenation and recruitment process
06:15of the three cell members,
06:17as well as to their important role in preparing and preparing
06:22for the implementation of individual terrorist plans through the Daesh organization,
06:29especially the implementation of operations that are likely to kill
06:33and represent the bodies by using methods of torture,
06:36in addition to betting on explosive operations
06:39to cause the greatest possible losses to lives and property.
06:45This cell has once again revealed
06:48the extent to which extremist organizations rely on the abuse of information technology
06:54and modern communication technologies to serve terrorist projects.
06:59In terms of numbers,
07:01security interests have been able to stop more than 600 extremists since 2016
07:09from the pioneers of communication platforms,
07:18from those who were planning to carry out terrorist operations
07:23in the form of a single wolf,
07:25which is encouraged by the Daesh organization
07:30within the framework of what it calls the cessation and continuation of the war of aggression.
07:36The security interests have recently noticed
07:40that the members of the disassembled terrorist cells
07:43were using communication networks
07:46to establish virtual groups
07:49in order to unify their doctrinal orientations
07:52and exchange their experiences,
07:54including in the manufacture of explosive and toxic bombs
07:58and the expansion of the circle of terrorist propaganda
08:01and the rapid spread of extremism in the ranks of the young minors,
08:08as most of them were expressing their willingness to commit terrorist acts
08:14by simply receiving them for a simple virtual training.
08:20Following this topic, we have with us in the studio Khaled Binturki,
08:23Chief Writer of the Center for Criminal and Security Studies
08:27and Professor at the Faculty of Laws at the University of Tunisia.
08:30Professor Khaled, welcome to us.
08:32Welcome.
08:34Professor Khaled, the Chief Writer of the Center for Criminal and Security Studies
08:39has said that the threat of the recently disassembled cell
08:43which he called the cell of the three brothers
08:46lies, as he said, in the spread of domestic occupation.
08:50This word, domestic occupation,
08:52as a reference to the rapid spread of extremism and hostility
08:56in the ranks of those nominated for office in terrorist operations.
08:59How can you explain this?
09:00First of all, this cell, the cell of the disassembling of this cell,
09:04leads us to multiple readings.
09:07The first reading is what are the reasons behind this operation
09:12and the activity of this cell.
09:15There are always multiple and repeated reasons
09:18for the repeated attack on the Kingdom of Morocco.
09:21A worker of political stability,
09:23a worker of the geographical location
09:25and a worker associated with the efforts of Morocco
09:27in the fight against extremism and terrorism,
09:29at the regional, international and global levels
09:33against what has become the Talmud.
09:36So, all these reasons are what led
09:39to the taking of these terrorist organizations,
09:42ISIS and other terrorist organizations,
09:45from the Kingdom of Morocco,
09:47in preparation for the attack.
09:49The new thing is that the operation of this cell
09:54and the cell of the three brothers
09:56because there is a fourth element as well,
09:59leads us to a new way of occupation.
10:02We were a way away from the traditional occupation,
10:06away from what is called the unilateral wolf equation.
10:12Now, we are heading towards a family occupation.
10:15This family occupation was attempted by terrorist organizations
10:18to take advantage of instead of their accumulation
10:21in the Middle East region.
10:23As a result, these organizations found a new way
10:27to attract terrorists.
10:31What is the basis of this new philosophy
10:33in the work of terrorism
10:35through what has been mentioned today
10:37in the family occupation?
10:39What is it based on?
10:40This new philosophy is based on family occupation
10:44in which these organizations profit
10:47from the work of time and the work of rapid occupation
10:50through the use of approaches
10:52related to the spiritual and paternal work.
10:55Perhaps, this first recipient, the father,
10:59takes advantage of this paternal authority,
11:02of this literary authority,
11:05in attracting and directing the children
11:08towards this extremist work.
11:10The older brother may take advantage,
11:12as is the case in this case,
11:14that the older brother tries with what he has
11:17in order to attract this group.
11:20This is a new form of attraction
11:22that does not require much time
11:25and its ability to attract
11:27is unique and varied.
11:29As we know, these are successful works
11:32that always involve family efforts.
11:35This applies to multiple sectors.
11:38Perhaps, this idea was attracted
11:40to the family occupation
11:42through the use of approaches
11:44or family efforts.
11:46Does this mean?
11:48Yes, this family effort always.
11:50I said that this family effort
11:52is what enables the work of time
11:54and the ability to convince.
11:56Because in the past,
11:58there was what we call
12:00that the Arab organizations
12:02were focused on this unique
12:04relationship with the wolf
12:06which is a new formula
12:08in dealing with these Arab organizations.
12:12These are the cells
12:14that try through this family attraction
12:17to establish a new form of attraction
12:20and to establish a terrorist identity.
12:23These organizations
12:25and these cells
12:27try to establish a terrorist identity
12:30to say to the leadership organizations
12:33that they are able to prove themselves
12:36and to carry out this operation
12:39which is the main way
12:41to achieve this ability
12:43and therefore to join
12:45these organizations
12:47in the Sahel region.
12:49I will come to the discussion
12:51of this idea
12:53of linking this operation
12:55with the terrorist organization
12:57in the Sahel region.
12:59You were talking about a new form
13:01and a new terrorist identity.
13:03According to the data
13:05that was revealed
13:07in the operation
13:09to attract and promote
13:11extremist ideas.
13:13As you know, Mr. Khaled,
13:15this field was not covered
13:17by the Moroccan security agencies
13:19in their strategy
13:21to fight terrorism.
13:23But the digital space
13:25witnesses a rapid technological development
13:27in criminal cases.
13:29How can the Moroccan experience
13:31and effectiveness
13:33in this field
13:35face all the challenges?
13:37This virtual space
13:39and social media
13:41have become a platform
13:43to spread extremist ideas.
13:45Therefore, these terrorist organizations
13:47that we are talking about today
13:49are not only traditional organizations
13:51that operate with traditional means.
13:53They now have an advanced idea
13:55that has leaders
13:57who are able to penetrate
13:59what is information
14:01and what is electronic.
14:03Today, these terrorist organizations
14:05are able to spread
14:07their extremist ideas
14:09through digital content.
14:11These digital content
14:13also enable these cells.
14:15Today, the security agencies
14:17have a suitable standard
14:19that they should develop
14:21their ability
14:23in confronting
14:25and blocking
14:27all these attacks.
14:29There are electronic capabilities
14:31that are available
14:33in the security agencies
14:35in Morocco.
14:37They are able to track
14:39and track the latest operations.
14:41They have shown that
14:43the security agencies
14:45in their intelligence departments
14:47are able to track
14:49and track
14:51the latest operations.
14:53They are able to track
14:55the latest operations.
14:57They are able to track
14:59the latest operations.
15:29of extremism and terrorism in the world.
15:31We all know that these terrorist organizations have spread from the Middle East to the African
15:36coast.
15:37Why the African coast specifically?
15:38Because it is a fertile and fertile space.
15:39As a result of the military coups in this region, all of them led to the formation of
15:45these terrorist organizations.
15:46And today, the coast and the desert region have become the international hub of terrorism.
15:53Today, this international hub has become a place of attraction for all extremists around
16:00the world.
16:01And no doubt, this is the third plus one branch.
16:04It is also one of the recruits from this terrorist cell.
16:08Through the strong coordination between its members, the leaders, and this coordination
16:13was an electronic coordination to the first degree.
16:18First, by providing loyalty and allegiance through electronic publications.
16:25Then, by ending this coordination at the level of the order to carry out terrorist operations
16:31inside Morocco.
16:32So, there is a strong coordination between these cells and between the leaders at the
16:36level of these terrorist organizations.
16:38And you are talking about coordination between these cells and terrorist organizations.
16:42And you are talking about coordination between these cells and terrorist organizations.
16:47And you are talking about coordination between these cells and terrorist organizations.
16:52And you are talking about coordination between these cells and terrorist organizations.
16:57And you are talking about coordination between these cells and terrorist organizations.
17:02And you are talking about coordination between these cells and terrorist organizations.
17:07And you are talking about coordination between these cells and terrorist organizations.
17:11And you are talking about coordination between these cells and terrorist organizations.
17:16And you are talking about coordination between these cells and terrorist organizations.
17:21And you are talking about coordination between these cells and terrorist organizations.
17:26And you are talking about coordination between these cells and terrorist organizations.
17:31And you are talking about coordination between these cells and terrorist organizations.
17:36And you are talking about coordination between these cells and terrorist organizations.
17:40Thank you Khaled Bin Turki, the General Secretary of the Center for Criminal and Security Studies.
17:44And Mr. Bikriyat Hawq Bitanj, thank you very much for all these explanations and participation.
17:48Thank you very much.
17:51Now, the participants confirmed in a forum hosted by the National Center for Migration in Rabat
17:56on the issue of human management of borders, from the management of the border to the preservation of opportunities,
18:02that the strengthening of the human control of the borders is necessary through the coordination of regional and international efforts.
18:09The participants highlighted that the strengthening of the human control of the borders,
18:12which takes into account the national sovereignty and international law,
18:16is sufficient to ensure the preservation of the unity of the borders and thus the preservation of the security of the citizens.
18:21As for the head of the International Organization for Migration in Morocco, Laura Alatini,
18:27she said that the human control aims to strengthen the readiness of the countries for the sudden changes
18:33that take place on the level of migration across the borders and its help to adapt to the new requirements.
18:43In the Middle East, the Hamas movement announced the killing of the leader Mohammed Al-Dhaif
18:47accompanied by a number of leaders without revealing the time of their death.
18:50And there were media outlets that had previously pointed to the killing of Al-Dhaif,
18:54but this is the first official confession from the Hamas movement.
18:58On the 12th of October, a ceasefire agreement was signed in Gaza,
19:01and amid a widespread spread of elements of the Hamas movement,
19:05the Palestinian factions handed over three Israeli barracks,
19:09among them, Agam Berger, Erbil Ehud, and another 80 prisoners.
19:16Two carriages of Palestinian detainees were also delivered to Ramallah in the occupied West Bank,
19:24where hundreds of Palestinians welcomed them.
19:27The Israeli prison service confirmed that 110 Palestinian detainees were released
19:32under the ceasefire agreement with Hamas, which entered the execution zone on the 19th of January.
19:40The Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani,
19:43stressed the urgent need to form a unified government in Syria.
19:47This came during a visit to his first country, Damascus,
19:50to the head of state after about two months of the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad's regime.
19:55The two sides also discussed the issue of reconstruction.
20:00This visit came after the announcement of the appointment of Ahmad al-Shar'a,
20:03the president in the transitional phase of Syria,
20:06as part of a series of decisions made by the new authorities,
20:09which revealed the Assad regime.
20:12The Emir of Qatar congratulated al-Shar'a on winning the Syrian revolution
20:16and choosing him as president in the transitional phase,
20:19during a meeting he held with them in the People's Palace in Damascus.
20:26Al-Shar'a delivered his speech after his visit to Syria,
20:31during a conference in the capital of Damascus,
20:34which was called the Announcement of the Victory of the Syrian Revolution.
20:37Al-Shar'a spoke in the presence of a number of military leaders,
20:40who belonged to previous opposing factions.
20:45Victory is a task in itself,
20:49so the task of the victors is heavy,
20:51social, economic, political, and other.
20:55It is a multifaceted effort.
20:57It is a delusion.
20:59Those who think that the era of Nazism is over,
21:01the priorities of Syria today are,
21:03first, to fill the vacancy of power in a legitimate and legal way.
21:08Third, to build state institutions,
21:12mainly military, security and police.
21:15Fourth, to build a developing economic structure,
21:19to restore Syria's international and regional status,
21:23and to establish its foreign relations.
21:30The Tunisian Journalists' Union and the Tunisian Tunisian Links
21:33for the Defense of Human Rights and the Tunisian Tunisian Lawyers' Union
21:36have described the reality of human rights and freedoms as frightening,
21:39and the judiciary and the executive power are responsible.
21:42Fath Al-Falih has more.
21:46Three organizations have described the reality of human rights and freedoms in Tunisia as frightening,
21:51in a non-negotiable way.
21:54It concerns each of the Tunisian Journalists' Union
21:58and the Tunisian Tunisian Links for the Defense of Human Rights
22:02and the Tunisian Tunisian Lawyers' Union.
22:05On the occasion of a press conference,
22:08the Tunisian Journalists' Union and the Tunisian Tunisian Lawyers' Union
22:12presented a parliamentary initiative,
22:15which was presented by 60 deputies,
22:18to review Article 54 of the Constitution,
22:21which is related to e-crime,
22:24in which about 400 people were imprisoned,
22:27according to the Tunisian Tunisian Links for the Defense of Human Rights.
22:31We are in a dark tunnel.
22:34We don't see the end of this tunnel.
22:37There are many politicians,
22:40about ten public figures of political parties,
22:43who are imprisoning us.
22:46The candidates for the presidential elections,
22:49behind the bars, are imprisoning us with harsh sentences.
22:52Journalists are in prison.
22:55Activists in civil society are in prison.
22:58Lawyers are in prison.
23:01The three organizations have placed the executive power and the judiciary
23:04in the hands of politicians, journalists and activists.
23:07The judiciary refused to accept the so-called pressure,
23:10and asked the parliamentary organizations
23:13to review Article 54 as soon as possible.
23:19It's a complete system, legislative, judicial and political.
23:22It's a complete system.
23:25I don't know what the people think about it,
23:28but they are interested in the laws,
23:31but they are interested in the laws,
23:34and they are afraid of the judicial system,
23:37which is in its infancy.
23:40The three organizations have revealed
23:43the deterioration of the health situation
23:46of two imprisoned journalists,
23:49Mohamed Bougallab and Chazal Haj Mbarek,
23:52and called for their release.
23:55The eight organizations,
23:58such as Al-Haqqiqah and Al-Karama Siham Bin Sidrin,
24:01have been in prison for days.
24:04have been in prison for days.
24:07It's a terrible situation with no positive direction.
24:10This is how the organizations describe the reality of rights and freedoms in Tunisia.
24:13This is how the organizations describe the reality of rights and freedoms in Tunisia.
24:16They call for the executive and legislative powers to intervene,
24:19and the judiciary to stay away from any employment
24:22as a service to justice.
24:26Tunisia...
24:29We conclude with these pictures of snowfall in the city of France,
24:32where its color has changed to show
24:35the white tar that has covered its streets,
24:38trees, buildings and dense forests.
24:41trees, buildings and dense forests.
24:58See you next time.