مدي 1 تي في : قراءة في عناوين صحف عالمية - 26/03/2025
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00:00Welcome to Al Arabiya and Al Dawliya.
00:13The new Al Arabiya newspaper wrote that the reactions in Washington were about the leaking
00:19of sensitive information about a secret military plan to attack the Houthis and his appointment
00:27of the president of the Atlantic magazine, Jeffrey Goldenberg, by mistake, in addition
00:33to a group of messengers on the Signal app to discuss the attack.
00:39In the first comment of the US Secretary of Defense, Peter Higseth, to the journalists
00:43outside a plane in Hawaii, he denied that the spokesman or the minister was a leaker,
00:49hours after the White House admitted to the incident, according to the newspaper.
00:53We also read in its article that the president of the Atlantic magazine had published a detailed
00:59article on the past two, in which he revealed the details of his attempt to add to a group
01:04of messengers, including high-level officials in Trump's administration, and said that
01:10Waltz and other officials at the level of the Cabinet were violating the law and the
01:17government's policy on the attack on the Houthis.
01:23The Wall Street Journal reported that Katrina Armstrong, the interim president of the University
01:29of Columbia, met with members of the Board of Trustees during the weekend to try to
01:35gather support and warn against the threat posed by the university and to reduce fears
01:41that the agreement that the university has drawn up with the government last Friday
01:49has forced its academic independence.
01:51In meetings with about 75 teachers, Armstrong and her team said, according to the newspaper,
01:59that six federal agencies are conducting investigations into the university, and all
02:05federal support may be withdrawn from it.
02:09Trump's administration has withdrawn $400 million in grants and contracts due to fears
02:15of the university's failure to protect Jewish students from harassment.
02:20Armstrong added, according to the article, that the University of Columbia receives more
02:26than $1 billion annually in federal funds and allocates a large part of the university's
02:32grant, which amounts to about $15 billion, to specific programs.
02:39In the weekly magazine, we read a report on the Russian-Ukrainian crisis, which coincided
02:46with the continuation of battles on the ground on a front nearly 2,000 kilometers long, the
02:51newspaper said.
02:52In addition, the Russian and Ukrainian army intensified strikes with vehicles and missiles
02:59in an attempt, it seems, to improve negotiation papers.
03:03According to the article, Russia is entering a new round of research, stronger than expected
03:09near the withdrawal of Ukraine from all the lands of the Kursk region, which deprived it
03:15of an important negotiation paper.
03:18It revealed how much it relies on US military and intelligence support.
03:23The newspaper added that Moscow, away from the superiority of its military machine and
03:28the advancement of its forces, is betting that the clear chemistry between the two presidents,
03:32Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, is getting closer.
03:36It is not about achieving most of its goals in Ukraine, but rather to reach bilateral
03:41understandings with Trump's administration to divide or divide the areas of influence,
03:47increase and expand the divide on the two atlantic shores, between Washington and the
03:52European capital.
03:55We read in another article on the Lebanese day that hundreds protested in the town of
04:01Beit Lahya in the north of the Gaza Strip in demand of a ceasefire.
04:06They also repeated slogans calling for enthusiasm in avoiding the rule of the Gaza Strip.
04:12According to the article, video clips were shown being circulated on a wide area through
04:18social media platforms.
04:20The newspaper also said that hundreds of Palestinians protested in Gaza in demand of a ceasefire.
04:24France Presse reported that hundreds of Palestinians protested in the town of Beit Lahya in demand
04:31of a ceasefire.
04:33They also repeated slogans calling for enthusiasm in avoiding the rule of the Gaza Strip.
04:39The paper titled,
04:43Does it enhance the chances of a ceasefire in Gaza?
04:47The Middle East, London, asked in this article, and it said that amid the intensified Israeli
04:54strikes in the Gaza Strip, a terrorist file returned to the front again, where the Hamas
05:00movement published a video clip showing two Israeli prisoners in it.
05:05In a step that has been misled, according to the newspaper, by the efforts of a ceasefire
05:12in Gaza, especially with the approach of Eid al-Fitr, where the efforts of the Middle East
05:17are ahead of the time to stop the war and return to calm.
05:19Developments that are accompanied by Israeli presidential fears about the refugee issue
05:24lead to two paths, according to experts who spoke to the newspaper.
05:28The first is more pressure on Netanyahu to go to a new threat and release a number of
05:34detainees.
05:36The second is the continued ignorance of the Israeli prime minister, a weak point, and
05:40the continuation of the war amid an agreement that may lead to a temporary threat.
05:44It will at least be humanitarian with the arrival of Eid.
05:48With this, we come to the end of this program.
05:52Goodbye.