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Voice of Belady
18 hours ago
- Politics
- Voice of Belady
No Peace with Israel
Dr. Mohamed Dabasha Member of the Egyptian Writers Union No peace with a Zionist entity that occupied parts of Arab lands (Syria, Lebanon) and established its state on Palestinian lands. Not content with this, its ambitions extend to expelling the remaining residents of Gaza after the occupation army destroyed Gaza, causing countless deaths and injuries. The matter does not stop there, however. Daily skirmishes occur on Egypt's borders to pressure it to implement the Zionist-American plan in the Middle East, so that Israel, according to their beliefs, remains the dominant power in the region. Everything it demands or dreams of must be presented to it on a platter of toast. What kind of peace is this with an occupying terrorist entity that has killed our people in Gaza, Syria, and Lebanon? What is the meaning of the Camp David Peace Accords with an entity that does not respect peace, does not respect international legitimacy resolutions, and does not respect international law? We, as Arabs, must carefully consider our relationship with this mentally unstable entity. We have the leverage to stand on solid ground against the brutality of this foolish enemy. Among these are the actions we must take at the present time, and the discussion here is not directed solely at Egypt, but rather at all Arab and Islamic countries: Egypt must announce the suspension of its peace agreement with Israel until it commits to returning every inch of Arab land it usurped, agreeing to the two-state solution, and establishing an independent Palestinian state on all the lands occupied in 1967, with East Jerusalem as its capital. Withdraw the ambassadors of Arab and Islamic countries from Israel and expel their ambassadors from those countries. There must be no Arab normalization with the Zionist entity. Anyone who does so is a traitor to the Arabs and must be excluded from the Arab fold. Sever all political, economic, commercial, and tourism ties with this occupying entity. 5- Adopting a unified Arab position in the Security Council, requesting that the Council return all occupied Arab territories to their owners, with a mechanism for implementing any resolution issued by the Council. If this Arab request is thwarted by an American veto, we, as Arab and Islamic countries, must immediately withdraw from the Security Council, as long as it is of no use or benefit to maintaining security and peace in the Arab world. 5- The United Nations must inform Israel that it must return the Arab territories it has usurped within six months and that the State of Palestine is established. If Israel refuses, the United Nations must expel the State of Israel from the United Nations. 6- We, as Arabs, must have an agreement and a unified vision for the future of the greater Arab homeland and the dangers of occupation, division and discord it is exposed to. This can only be achieved by establishing a joint Arab deterrent force that can liberate the occupied Arab lands and be a shield and sword for all Arab countries. In the end, we will find ourselves faced with two options: the first is to surrender to the reality that has continued for more than half a century, and it is a deterrent to the occupying Zionist entity. The second option is to work hard, prepare, and remember this phrase well: 'What is taken by force cannot be restored except by force.'
Arab Times
19 hours ago
- Politics
- Arab Times
Welcome the man of Syria who knows how to govern
HIS Excellency Syrian President Ahmed Al- Sharaa, welcome to Kuwait. We welcome this extraordinary political figure who, from the first moment, has known how to draw a roadmap for the renaissance of Syria, this great country whose people have always been known for their professionalism and honest pursuit of livelihood throughout the world. Everyone knows that Syria has no debts. When you came to power, you did not raise flimsy slogans that could tempt some and of no consequence, especially those raised by the previous regime such as 'Free Jerusalem' or 'Free World.' You did not say 'we would throw Israel into the sea or unite the Arab world.' From the beginning, you rather focused on the establishment of healthy and smooth relations with the whole world, because you practice 'realpolitik'. This is why we have witnessed the entire world's acceptance of the new Syrian government. Moreover, you intelligently and shrewdly dealt with Israel's aggressive practices. You put Tel Aviv in your 'box', because of your desire for just peace. All Arabs who love Syria will never forget that Ahmed Al-Sharaa cleansed Syria of groups seeking to change its cultural and social ideology. He also freed it from Iranian infl uence, which alienated the beating heart of Arabism from its surroundings. Dirty hands worked to divide its people into sectarian clans and denominational states. If we say that Syria was liberated from this, it was thanks to a man who viewed its people solely through a national lens, who did not favor any group, despise or marginalize another. Instead, he sought to unite his people on a common opinion, despite some of the frustrations caused by the remnants of the former ruling gangs. These remnants sabotaged the healthy relationships that existed before the previous regime rose to power, while spreading corruption until it became rampant and eroded the State's strength. Welcome to Kuwait. Kuwaiti people have known Syria throughout history and they love it deeply. They did not distance themselves from Syria, but the gangs of the former regime tried their best to isolate Syria from its Arab nation. Today, Syria reoccupied its rightful place among the Arab world, thanks to a man who knows how to govern and deal with various components of his people, without any fuss or creating crises; like those the former regime used to cover up conspiracies against Syrians, aimed at achieving personal interests or diverting attention from the corruption and problems that led to the impoverishment of the people. Undoubtedly, Syria will return to its former glory, thanks to its brave people who will not fail to reconstruct and develop their country armed by determination and strong will.
See - Sada Elbalad
a day ago
- Politics
- See - Sada Elbalad
Historic Visit: Saudi FM to Lead Arab Delegation to Ramallah for 1st Time Since 1967
Nada Mustafa The Vice President of the Palestinian Authority, Hussein Al-Sheikh, told CNN that an Arab ministerial delegation headed by Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan will arrive in the West Bank city of Ramallah tomorrow to meet with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. The visit marks the first of its kind since 1967. The visit comes as Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman continues his push for international recognition of a Palestinian state. Palestinian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Mazen Ghoneim, told the Saudi state-run 'Al-Ikhbariya' TV channel that 'other countries' will also be sending their foreign ministers to take part in the visit. 'Al-Ikhbariya' quoted Ghoneim as saying: 'The ministerial visit sends a clear message that the Palestinian cause remains central to Arabs and Muslims.' The Palestinian Authority confirmed that a meeting of Arab foreign ministers will take place on Sunday, though it did not specify who will be in attendance. An informed Israeli source told CNN that Israeli authorities have been notified of the upcoming visit. read more Gold prices rise, 21 Karat at EGP 3685 NATO's Role in Israeli-Palestinian Conflict US Expresses 'Strong Opposition' to New Turkish Military Operation in Syria Shoukry Meets Director-General of FAO Lavrov: confrontation bet. nuclear powers must be avoided News Iran Summons French Ambassador over Foreign Minister Remarks News Aboul Gheit Condemns Israeli Escalation in West Bank News Greek PM: Athens Plays Key Role in Improving Energy Security in Region News One Person Injured in Explosion at Ukrainian Embassy in Madrid News Ayat Khaddoura's Final Video Captures Bombardment of Beit Lahia News Australia Fines Telegram $600,000 Over Terrorism, Child Abuse Content Sports Former Al Zamalek Player Ibrahim Shika Passes away after Long Battle with Cancer Sports Neymar Announced for Brazil's Preliminary List for 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers News Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouly Inaugurates Two Indian Companies Arts & Culture New Archaeological Discovery from 26th Dynasty Uncovered in Karnak Temple Business Fear & Greed Index Plummets to Lowest Level Ever Recorded amid Global Trade War Arts & Culture Zahi Hawass: Claims of Columns Beneath the Pyramid of Khafre Are Lies News Flights suspended at Port Sudan Airport after Drone Attacks News Shell Unveils Cost-Cutting, LNG Growth Plan
Roya News
a day ago
- Politics
- Roya News
'Israel' to block Saudi-led delegation's planned visit to West Bank: Hebrew media
'Israel' has decided to prevent a delegation of Middle Eastern foreign ministers, headed by Saudi Arabia's top diplomat, from entering the West Bank, a senior 'Israeli' official told 'The Times of Israel' on Friday. The group, which includes foreign ministers from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Turkey, Egypt, and Jordan, was set to meet Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah this Sunday. The visit would have marked the first time a Saudi foreign minister visited the West Bank since 'Israel' occupied the territory in 1967. 'Israeli' authorities said the Palestinian Authority intended to leverage the visit to advance the cause of establishing a Palestinian state. The official emphasized that 'Israel' will not support any actions perceived as threatening its national security, warning that such a state could become 'a terrorist state in the heart of the Land of Israel.' Though the ministers were not scheduled to enter the occupied Palestinian territories, 'Israel' controls West Bank border access, and its approval was required for the delegation's arrival, expected via helicopters from Jordan, according to 'the Times of Israel'. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government reportedly finalized the decision to block the visit during a high-level ministerial meeting on Thursday. The planned visit had backing from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and was seen as an important show of support for the Palestinian Authority amid ongoing regional turmoil. The 'Israeli' official pointed to the Palestinian Authority's failure to explicitly condemn Hamas for the events of October 7. While the PA has condemned violence against civilians broadly, it has not formally condemned Hamas. More recently, Abbas has urged Hamas to release captives and relinquish control over Gaza. The Palestinian ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Mazen Ghoneim, described the anticipated visit as sending 'a clear message that the Palestinian cause remains central for Arabs and Muslims,' especially as the Gaza conflict nears its 20th month. In the coming month, Saudi Arabia and France will co-host an international conference at the United Nations aimed at reviving efforts for a two-state solution. Riyadh is hopeful other countries will follow its lead in recognizing a Palestinian state. 'Israel' has responded by advancing settlement projects in the West Bank, stating they are necessary to counter these diplomatic efforts.
The Wire
a day ago
- Politics
- The Wire
Concerns Expressed Over Gaza Situation, Modi Government Accused of ‘Assisting Genocide'
Support independent journalism. Donate Now World The Wire Staff The statement also cited Mahatma Gandhi's statement wherein he had said that Palestine belongs to the Arabs and it was 'wrong and inhuman to impose the jews on the Arabs.' Palestinians inspect the damage at a school used as a shelter by displaced residents that was hit by Israeli military strike and killed at least 36 people, in Gaza City, on Monday, May 26, 2025. Photo: AP/PTI Real journalism holds power accountable Since 2015, The Wire has done just that. But we can continue only with your support. Contribute Now New Delhi: Signatories to a statement from around the world have expressed their concern over the fact that India – which had always supported the Palestinian cause – is under its present government supporting Israel by supplying it weaponry. 'India, from its inception, supported the just cause of the Palestinians. However, the present regime is assisting the genocide by exporting rockets, explosives and killer drones to Israel,' said a list of 372 signatories from India and other countries in a statement. 'The ongoing genocide in Gaza is nearing 600 days. According to official records, the death toll has crossed 54,000. Studies done by Lancet and others put the death toll several times more than the official numbers. An estimate by Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor is that Israel kills a Palestinian woman every hour in the Gaza Strip, including 7,920 mothers so far. Israel kills a child in Gaza every 45 minutes,' added the statement. The statement said that despite all these horrors, the world just stands by and watches the genocide, which is perhaps the first live-streamed genocide. 'Even though the world gets real-time updates on this genocide the world powers don't raise a finger to stop Israel; rather, this genocide is aided by Western powers, especially the United States. Israel has dropped approximately 90, 000 tons of bombs on Gaza, every one of them provided or assisted by the United States. It is almost 4.5 times the tonnage of nuclear bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki,' said the statement. It added that UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher has recently warned that 14,000 babies in Gaza could die soon if aid does not reach communities in Gaza. According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, 60,000 pregnant women are currently enduring severe conditions due to malnutrition, hunger, and inadequate healthcare, said the statement. 'Palestine is not an Arab/Muslim Vs Jews issue. It is the last great anti-colonial struggle against Western colonialism,' said the statement. It also cited Mahatma Gandhi's statement wherein he had said that Palestine belongs to the Arabs and it was 'wrong and inhuman to impose the jews on the Arabs.' World Trump and the Fantasy of a 'White Genocide' View More
