قراءة في عناوين الصحف - 18/01/2025

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00:00Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Aqwal Al-Suhuf.

00:14The Israeli newspaper Haaretz published an article titled,

00:18Israel will not win even if the Middle East is completely occupied.

00:24The writer described the article as a deep defeat that the Israeli society is suffering from.

00:30He also described the defeat that the occupation suffered on October 7,

00:35which has become known as the Black Saturday,

00:38as a defeat that cannot be erased with any military victory.

00:42Even if Israel was able to occupy all the lands in the Middle East,

00:47or everyone surrendered to it, it would not achieve true victory.

00:52The article confirms that Tel Aviv is losing in front of itself,

00:56and that the defeat is not just a loss in the battle,

00:59but it is a loss of identity and future.

01:04The website InsideOffer published a report that highlighted the role of President Donald Trump,

01:11and specifically his special envoy, Steve Whitkoff,

01:14in the communication of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas in Gaza,

01:17including the exchange of hostages and prisoners.

01:20He added that Whitkoff traveled from Qatar to Israel to meet Netanyahu,

01:24and exerted great pressure on him to accept the necessary concessions to achieve progress in the negotiations.

01:31According to Hebrew media,

01:33Whitkoff's efforts have led to an important progress,

01:37as Netanyahu agreed, which previously opposed a wide-ranging agreement,

01:42on a plan that includes a complete Israeli withdrawal from the sector,

01:46which is a radical change compared to his previous demands for a temporary ceasefire.

01:51The website mentioned that many of Netanyahu's close associates,

01:55or the extremist right-wing media,

01:57are feeling frustrated about the agreement.

02:01In its weekly edition, Al-Quds Al-Arabi,

02:04the American president who elected Donald Trump,

02:07wrote a play about the explosive withdrawal of executive orders on the first day of his takeover of power.

02:13Forgiveness for the incitement,

02:15the closure of the southern borders,

02:17a huge organizational cancellation,

02:19affecting a large area of the American economy.

02:22I will define the policy of the next four years from the first day.

02:27Trump and his transition team,

02:30armed with a group of executive orders,

02:33are preparing for a shocking campaign,

02:36and an intrusion into the establishment of his second-most ambitious state.

02:40According to the article,

02:42there was no issue determining Trump's political identity

02:45more than his campaign against illegal immigration,

02:48especially after the situation of crossing the borders

02:51to record levels during President Joe Biden's time.

02:55Why does Trump want to put his hand on the Panama Canal and own Greenland?

02:59The weekly magazine asked,

03:01and wrote that Donald Trump issued a series of new statements

03:05concerning the American and international domestic economies,

03:09revealing the opposite direction he will take

03:12by simply handing over the keys to the White House.

03:15The Panama Canal took the important role this time.

03:19Trump criticized what he described as unfair patterns

03:22imposed on the American ships that pass through the Panama Canal,

03:26and threatened to demand the re-control of Washington on this waterway.

03:31According to the newspaper,

03:33the Canal is a main channel for American companies and interests,

03:37through which goods are shipped between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

03:41On the other hand, Greenland is an important part of the security of the United States

03:45and the North Atlantic Alliance,

03:47because those who control it control the North Pole.

03:50It is a strategic mission for America,

03:53and is located on the shortest road from North America to Europe.

03:57It is also an island rich in natural resources.

04:01Panama's President Jose Raul Molina may decide to seek refuge

04:05in the International Security Council

04:07if the US President-elect Donald Trump

04:10does not stop pressuring the country on the Panama Canal.

04:14Politico reported on this,

04:17and quoted the former Panamanian president as saying

04:21that Molina informed him of this,

04:24and assured him that if Trump continues to threaten his country,

04:27he may push him to seek refuge in the International Security Council.

04:31The former Panama President said in an interview with the newspaper

04:35that Molina is waiting for Trump's appointment

04:38to assess the additional developments in the situation.

04:43National Interest published a report that highlighted

04:47the implication of the US invasion of Canada,

04:50with a focus on the challenges Washington may face

04:54in taking this decision.

04:56The report pointed out that the Canadian invasion

04:59will be easy militarily,

05:01but it will lead to catastrophic consequences

05:04on the economic and diplomatic levels of the United States.

05:08The magazine said that Trump seems to be very interested in Canada,

05:12as he has repeatedly described in social media

05:15that it is the current and the 50th state.

05:18The article pointed out that the greatest resistance

05:21to this expansionist dream

05:23is from the current US states.

05:26After we reach the end of the segment,

05:28thank you for watching.

قراءة في عناوين الصحف - 18/01/2025

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