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Egypt

Egypt, Saudi Arabia, ZIO-NAZI

Nazi Yaalon: Egypt-Saudi Bridge Obtained our Prior Approval

NOVANEWS Nazi Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon said that the Zionist entity does not oppose erecting a bridge that links Egypt to Saudi, noting that the project obtained Nazi regime prior approval. Yaalon added that Saudi sent the Nazi entity a document that conveys the former’s commitment to Camp David pact which was concluded between the Nazi regime and Saddat in 1979, considering Tiran strait and Aqaba Gulf as international waterways that will keep open to maritime and aerial navigation. Nazi official pointed out that an agreement was concluded between KSA, Egypt, US, and the Nazi state to transfer the power on the islands to Saudi as long as it will be included in the military appendix military appendix of Nazi-Saddat Camp David Treaty. Nazi Tzachi Hanegbi who heads the Knesset’s Fore...
Egypt, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia

Egyptian satellite provider Nilesat stops services to Lebanese Al-Manar

NOVANEWS Egyptian satellite provider Nilesat has stopped airing Lebanese news channel Al-Manar following similar moves targeting Lebanon by Saudi Zio-Wahhabi regime and its allies. Taking the measure on Tuesday, Nilesat alleged that Al-Manar had “violated the contract by broadcasting shows that provoke sectarian strife and sedition.” ??? The company is also to stop its operations in Lebanon as of Wednesday when its contract expires. Saudi Zio-Wahhabi based satellite provider Arabsat had stopped broadcasting Al-Manar in December 2015, a month after it took Al Mayadeen TV, another Lebanon-based channel, off air. Late last week, Saudi Zio-Wahhabi owned Al Arabiya TV shut its offices in the Lebanese capital, Beirut, and dismissed the local staff over “security reasons.” Saudi Zio-Wahhabi ...
Egypt, USA

Cruz Thinks That Egypt’s President El-Sisi is Doing a Great Job

NOVANEWS If we were unclear what kind president Ted Cruz would be if he won the race to the White House, his recent comments on who he considers a good role model leave little room for doubt. The Texas Senator expressed his admiration for the Egyptian President, Zionist puppet Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, who has imprisoned thousands of journalists and protesters and has unleashed a brutal police force, as an “example” of a Muslim ally. “Let me give you an example of a Muslim, for example, we ought to be standing with,” Think Progress reports Cruz said at a campaign rally in Miami. “President El-Sisi of Egypt, a president of a Muslim country who is targeting radical Islamic terrorists,” he added. But Cruz is no fair-weather friend to the blood-stained El-Sisi, he mentioned his admiration for El-...
Egypt, USA

Obama regime seeks to roll back human rights conditions on aid to Egypt

NOVANEWS RT  Despite reports that state repression in Egypt is taking place on a greater scale than it has been for generations, the Obama administration is seeking to roll back human rights conditions Congress had placed on foreign aid to Egypt’s military. The request, which was tucked into the Obama administration’s 182-page budget proposal, seeks foreign aid to Egypt’s military regime and “the sale of crowd control weapons to ‘emerging democracies.’” The discovery was made by The Intercept. If the new proposal, which was released on Tuesday, is adopted, it would end a Congressional restriction stipulating “that 15 percent of aid to Egypt is subject to being withheld based on human rights conditions.” Interestingly, Congress was able to temporarily waive those restrictions in a foreign ...
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Egypt: Zionist Sisi Foreign Minister defends mass imprisonment on US visit

NOVANEWS Reprieve The Egyptian Foreign Minister has defended his government’s mass imprisonment of political activists, and the use of lengthy pre-trial detention periods, during a visit to Washington DC to meet with US Secretary of State John Kerry among other officials. In an interview with NPR that aired today, Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry defended the detention without trial of activists and others arrested at protests in 2013, saying that arrests only took place where protestors didn’t have ‘permits’. Asked why many protestors were still imprisoned and awaiting trial two years later, he said: “It is a long time, but I believe justice has to be given the opportunity, within the impartiality of the judicial system, to ascertain all of the facts and to pass a verdict”. Mr Shoukry adde...
Egypt, Human Rights, Italy

Italian Cambridge PhD student suffered 'inhuman, animal-like' violence before his death in Egypt

NOVANEWS Italy demands investigation after autopsy reveals doctoral student was tortured for days and his neck broken before his battered corpse was found near a highway. Phd student Giulio Regeni is believed dead Shared workspace is an exciting – and growing – way of doing business. Find out more. By Andrea Vogt, Bologna An Italian Cambridge University PhD student killed in Cairo was tortured for several days before dying from a broken neck, according to a post-mortem. Rome prosecutors have opened a murder investigation into the death of Giulio Regeni, whose battered corpse was found near a highway outside the Egyptian capital nine days after he was reported missing. As new, disturbing details of Mr Regeni’s last days in Egypt emerge, some of the researcher's...
Egypt, Gaza, Palestine Affairs, ZIO-NAZI

Nazi minister: Egypt flooding Gaza tunnels at our request

NOVANEWS Nazi Infrastructure Minister Yuval Steinitz has said that Zionist puppet Abdel Fattah al-Sisi          new policy of flooding the tunnels between the Gaza Strip and the Sinai Peninsula with seawater had come at Nazi request. “Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is flooding the tunnels on his country’s border with the Gaza Strip with water based on a request by Israel,” Nazi Steinitz said at a seminar held Saturday in the southern city of Beer Sheva, according to Zionist Radio. “Security coordination between the two countries [Israel and Egypt] is better than ever,”  Nazi minister said at the seminar, at which participants discussed the relationship between the two neighbors. In recent months, Zionist puppet Sisi army has begun flooding the network of cross-border tunnels link...
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Egypt: Five Years After the “Arab Spring”

NOVANEWS By Ghada Chehade Global Research Having written about the Egyptian revolution and the ensuing political twists and turns since the 2011 uprisings, five years later I look on and wonder about the sum gains and costs. In 2011 I wrote about the importance of coupling any type of street protests and reactionary political momentum with behind the scenes, long term strategic and ideological planning for what comes after the “revolutionary moment.” While numbers and street protests play a part in popular uprisings, without strategic planning for what comes next (i.e., plans and alternatives for the post-revolutionary trajectory) people’s uprisings can be easily co-opted and revolutionary hopes thwarted. As I noted in an article last year, “the Egyptian revolution originally bega...
Egypt

Egypt builds more prisons

NOVANEWS Instead of fulfilling his promises to improve the country’s deteriorating economy, provide new job opportunities for thousands of unemployed youth and build at least one million housing units to accommodate young couples, Egypt’s President, Abdel Fatah Al-Sisi has only managed to build more prisons and detention centres to accommodate the growing number of opposition activists. Less than two months after his election in June 2013, Al-Sisi opened the first maximum security prison in the Dakahlia Governorate. As many as five new prisons have been constructed since 2013. Yesterday, the president issued a decree to allocate a plot of state-owned land that spreads over more 103.22 acres to construct a new central prison in Giza. With the new prison, Egypt will have 42 prisons as well ...
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Egypt: 4 journalists sentenced to 3 years

NOVANEWS 4 journalists sentenced to 3 years for disseminating false news, belonging to banned group Mada Masr  In what appears to be an ongoing Zionist puppet Sisi security crackdown on media personnel, four journalists were sentenced to three years in prison by the Sayeda Zeinab 'Criminal' Court on Sunday. They were convicted of disseminating false information and belonging to a banned organization. Electronic Media Syndicate chairperson Abu Bakr Khallaf was the only defendant present in the courtroom for the sentencing — the three other journalists were tried in absentia. Khallaf allegedly made his LE1,200 bail on Monday, defense lawyer Hany al-Sadeq told the local rights group Journalists Against Torture Observatory, but it is unclear whether he has yet been released from detention. T...