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New Time Icon Amin Hassan Omer The tale says that a donkey woke up and found himself facing a ferocious lion. He closed his eyes when he opened them, and found that Assad was afraid and fled in front of him in panic. The ass felt surprised and then went shock and reassured a sudden courage Vnhjq even startle Assad and increased speed in his escape in front of the donkey. The donkey is encouraged and the lion is chasing him and running behind him in the wilderness. From her Morocco, her voices are raised, her ass encourages the icon of the new time. Some of them began to put their minds to think about the intelligence of donkeys and other advantages. The birds thought about how the new songs would be modeled on the braying of the donkey. No matter how strange and strange, it has become the orbit of everyone's talk and the focus of their preoccupation. However, in one sudden moment the lion stopped and looked at the ass quietly with a smile. - Come on guys to the feast. Sudde...

Egyptian police disperse protesters demanding removal of president al-Sisi Rare small protests broke out on Friday in Cairo and other Egyptian cities calling for the removal of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi but police quickly dispersed them, AFP journalists reported. Dozens of people joined night-time demonstrations around Tahrir Square - the epicentre of the 2011 revolution that toppled the country’s long-time autocratic leader. Such demonstrations are rare after Egypt effectively banned protests under a law passed following the 2013 military ousting of Islamist ex-president Mohamed Morsi. Amid a heavy security presence, including riot police and plainclothes police officers, protesters were rounded up. AFP journalists saw at least five protesters being arrested and police firing tear gas at demonstrators around the square. Under the rule of general-turned-president Sisi, who led Morsi’s ouster, authorities have launched a broad crackdown on dissidents, jailing thousands of I...

Small groups of protesters gathered in central Cairo shouting anti-government slogans. Photograph: Mohamed Abd El Ghany/Reuters Egyptian forces fire teargas at anti-Sisi protesters in Cairo At least 55 people reported arrested over protests calling for President Sisi to stand down Hundreds of Egyptians took to the streets in Cairo and other cities in rare protests against the country’s president, Abdel Fatah al-Sisi, responding to an online call for a demonstration against government corruption. Videos shared on social media showed protesters in central Cairo as well as the port cities of Alexandria and Suez, demanding that Sisi leave office. Protests also occurred in the towns of Damietta, Damanhur and Mahalla. Demonstrations are all but illegal in Egypt after a broad crackdown on dissent under Sisi, who seized power following the overthrow of former president Mohamed Morsi in 2013. Sisi’s rule has been marked by the repression of political opposition, civil society and any pe...

Small groups of protesters gather in central Cairo shouting anti-government slogans in Cairo   CREDIT:  REUTERS Egypt's hardline president el-Sissi faces calls to quit in rare protests rare anti-government protests broke out in Egypt over the weekend calling on President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi to step down -  in the first major protests against his rule since he took power in 2014. In the capital, Cairo, dozens of protesters gathered on Friday night near Tahrir Square, the epicenter of the 2011 pro-democracy uprising that toppled longtime autocrat Hosni Mubarak. emonstrators chanted slogans echoing the Arab Spring uprisings that briefly defied dictatorships across the region. Police responded with teargas. The Egyptian Center for Economic and Social Rights said security forces reportedly rounded up at least four dozen people in Cairo and elsewhere in the country in a move that was condemned by Human Rights Watch. The protesters took to the streets following calls t...

Calls to decide on the case of Musa Hilal in Sudan .. Who is the relative of The relative of GeneralHamitty Musa Hilal, a tribal leader, shone with his star in the Janjaweed militia accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity in Darfur in western Sudan in the early 2000s, under the command of former President Omar al-Bashir. Hilal disagreed with al-Bashir. He was arrested about two years ago on various charges, including undermining the constitutional order and forming an antibody, but he has not yet been publicly prosecuted. Despite the demise of the former regime under the pressure of the street, Hilal is still in detention, amid many questions about the reasons for his stay behind bars, despite an amnesty decrees for opposition political leaders, issued by the ruling military council, which includes one of Hilal's strongest opponents, Muhammad Hamdan Dqlo aka My goodness. His upbringing Musa Hilal was born in Damira al-Sheikh in North Darfur State. He is a prominent...

Netanyahu struggles to hold on to power as Gantz claims victory Blue and White leader rejects offer to serve under Likud after close-run Israeli election Benjamin Netanyahu is furiously manoeuvring to cling to office after his rival Benny Gantz refused to serve under him in a government of national unity following an inconclusive election. Gantz’s Blue and White alliance is two seats ahead of the Israeli prime minister’s Likud party, according to results published by Israeli media with 97% of the vote counted. Neither bloc has an obvious path to form a majority coalition, and Netanyahu called for them to join together in a unity government, hinting that he might be willing to accept a power-sharing arrangement with Gantz, a precedent found in the rotation of the prime minister’s office between Yitzhak Shamir and Shimon Peres in the mid-1980s. Gantz, a former military chief, said he should lead the next government because his alliance won the most seats. “The country has chosen ...

American thinking concern for stability up changing international borders  Hatem Babiker Awad Al Karim Mahel  an introduction  Over the past decades of the third millennium and the second half of the twentieth century, the Middle East has been a center of political tension and a cause of concern for research centers and decision makers in the United States. . The US Armed Forces Journal has published an article by Ralph Peters, who has served as chief of staff of the US military intelligence department at the Pentagon. The study appreciated the experts of strategy and international policy as a profound article with a strategic vision proposing the division of Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. Islamic Holy Land in Mecca and Medina for private autonomy. In other words, the article expresses an intellectual and political trend that dominates the attitudes of experts in American studies and research centers.  Ralph Peter...