The popular movement in Algeria calls for civil disobedience and the army pays tribute to the Committee for Dialogue and Mediation.
Algerians are demonstrating today amid continuing calls for civil disobedience, after the Dialogue and Mediation Commission proposed that the next presidential term be a transitional period during which the constitution will be reviewed.
The Algerian army chief of staff, Ahmed Kayed Saleh, praised the efforts of the "National Commission for Mediation and Dialogue" and called for the organization of presidential elections soon, and condemned the so-called "gang" rejecting all initiatives.
From the Algerian capital joins us .. d. Suleiman Araj, Professor of Political Science and International Relations
Commenting on these variables on the scene, said Algerian political science professor and international relations, d. Suleiman Araj, "Talk of a dispute about the upcoming presidential elections comes from a group that does not want to go to presidential elections, but today we can say that there is a general trend to engage and the need to go to the elections as soon as possible in order to maintain the stability of the state."
He pointed out that "can not show any disagreement because there is a demand for the dialogue and participation in the invitations and invites the dialogue and invites him," noting that "the atmosphere is moving towards dialogue and the need to move towards presidential elections with guarantees that support the issue of transparency and integrity of the electoral process.
Explosions in a munitions depot in Turkey near the border with Syria and Ankara threaten military action if the negotiations of the safe area fail
And to the Syrian-Turkish border, where Turkish media reported hearing a series of explosions, at dawn on Friday, in an ammunition depot in the Turkish city of Rihaniya near the border with Syria. The cause of the blasts was not immediately clear, and there were no reports of casualties.
Washington and Ankara are at loggerheads over plans for northern Syria, where NATO allies are discussing a safe zone near the Turkish border to be free of militants and heavy weapons, but Turkey wants the region inside Syria to be more than twice what the United States has proposed.
Turkey has hinted that it would act militarily if Washington did not agree to a solution that would protect its borders.
The writer, Khawla bin Qiyas, said that the explosions of the ammunition depot near the Syrian border "have to do with several previous bombings and as a result of the recent Turkish-US talks on the safe area in northern Syria."
She explained that "the bombing and security and military operations that occur in the north of Syria in terms of SDF groups or readiness and Turkish military buildup on the Syrian border."
She pointed out that "Turkey speaks directly with Russia on the Syrian situation away from the Syrian government."
She pointed out that "Turkey insists on the safe area of many interests have the most important national security and the Kurds of the North (SDF and various security groups that Ankara considers a red line for any negotiations), on the grounds that it is a terrorist group that threatens national security," adding that "Ankara wants this Safe Zone in order to try to return Syrian refugees who are a burden on Turkey to these safe areas and to protect its border with Syria. "
UNIFIL calls on Lebanon and Israel to renew the Blue Line between them
The commander of the UN force in southern Lebanon (UNIFIL), Italian General Stefano del Cole, called on the Lebanese and Israeli parties to take a new step on their common border.
During a three-way meeting with senior IDF, LAF and UN officers, the UNIFIL Force Commander said that the Blue Line must be renewed to resolve conflicts.
Del Cole said the Blue Line must be renewed by working on the controversial points, in order to build confidence that can be utilized to solve the dilemma of the disputed areas, in order to define the entire Blue Line.
In this regard, Dr. Nazih Khayat, member of the Political Bureau of the Lebanese Future Movement, said that any redrawing of the land blue line in Lebanon should be an integrated plan that includes identifying the land and sea blue line together including the Shebaa Farms and the Habariya Hills and the disputed points, expressing his belief that the Israeli side He may be maneuvering now in his interest in demarcating the maritime boundary line for oil extraction.
Khayat said that if the line is redefined in line with the national interest, this will be an important step on the road to stability and activating the role of the international forces in southern Lebanon.
Khayyat asserted that Israel does not have historical documents of land ownership and adopts a fait accompli policy.
Nazih stressed the need for the United Nations to proceed from its commitment to international legitimacy and said it was not yet clear whether this initiative would constitute a pressure force to defuse the border dispute or whether it is a tactics Israel is conducting with the United Nations related to the issue of demarcation of the maritime borders and an attempt to dilute the situation for Oil Extraction.
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