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Between Ntanyahu and Izencott... Does Israel reject change?

The political divide in Israel continues with the results of the elections and the rivalry of the various camps to form the Government, amid questions about the future of Benjamin Netanyahu and the role of Arab parties in determining the form of the future Government. Does the results of the Israeli elections reflect a shift in the political mood within Israel, or is it a continuation of the divisive situation? What are the scenarios for forming the next government? Today ' s guest professor of Israeli studies at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Mansoor Ashraf al-Aqlawi.

Politics

Brazil stays left. Last and most difficult presidential state of La Dasilva?

The outgoing Brazilian President, Luis Inácio Lula da Silva, was re-elected for a fourth unprecedented term, after he had overcome his rival, Governor Vlavio Poulsonaro, who had announced his intention to seek the abolition of the ballot. With Lula ' s victory, Brazil did not eventually turn to the right, like Argentina, Chile and Colombia, States supported by the President of the United States, Donald Trump, but remained one of the few progressive refineries in Latin America. We are hosting today ' s guest programme from São Paulo: Dr. Bilal Rams Bakeri, a writer and a political analyst.

Politics

Do the decisions of the Minister of Education to calm the movement of pupils and students succeed?

In today ' s guest, we are discussing the protests of high school students in France against the deterioration of school conditions, overcrowding in classrooms and lack of teachers, at a time when the Government announced the use of 3,000 alternative teachers to contain the crisis. What's the catch of this move? And does he manage to move the French street again and expand the protest circle? Is the crisis moving towards release or is trade unions joining it? What is President McCron ' s position on these developments and how can they be reflected in the political scene and the upcoming presidential elections? Guest of the Programme: Hicham Abu Shahala, Researcher in Political Science.

Politics

France: political and social tension months before presidential benefit

With the beginning of the presidential election campaign in France and a social climate on the verge of the explosion, a sustained movement of high school students began with clashes with the police, acts of vandalism and violence. Trade unions promised the Government to organize street demonstrations. France is also witnessing a rise in public debt to record levels during the presidential states of Emmanuel McRon, making the debt file one of the main headings before the presidential ballot scheduled for 2027. Today ' s guest: Musab Hamudi, Professor of Political Science, High School of Humanities in Paris.

Politics

Israel: After the removal of two Arab lists, Does the Arab representation miss the political scene in the next Knesset?

The Central Elections Commission of the Knesset has ratified the deletion of the consolidated Arab list and the joint list and prevented them from holding the twenty-sixth Knesset elections scheduled for next month. The Commission also voted in favour of the removal of the candidature of the President of the Democratic National Assembly, Sami Abu Shahadah, and the Knesset member from the Front Auver Kasif. What's the point of this step? Does it reflect a change in the treatment of Israeli institutions with the Arab political representation file? To speak on this subject, we host an Israeli researcher from Nasirah, Mohamed Zedan.

World

Is the climate file back on the United Nations agenda after the end of Guterres?

As the end of the state of Antonio Guterres approaches, the climate file returns to the front of the international debate. Gutierresh made the fight against climate change one of the top priorities of his mandate, warning of the risks of emissions and the role of oil giants. At the same time, the United Nations warns against the effects of climate phenomena, including El Niño, on health and communities. But does the decline in climate presence among some Guterres succession candidates reflect a decline in the priority of the case within the organization? Could the American position on climate change affect the positions of candidates for that position? We discuss these questions with Shadden Diab, International Researcher in Environmental Science and the trainer approved in the European Union Green Finance Programme.

World

The United Nations and the challenges of the world: are they regaining their role in crisis management?

We are hosting today ' s guest Professor of Political Science at the Jordanian University, Mohamed Abu Rumman, to discuss what distinguishes United Nations meetings this year, with the end of the state of Antonio Guterres and the approach of choosing a new Secretary-General. Is the Organization still in a position to enforce respect for international law and norms in a system controlled by the major Powers with decision tools?