Dubai, United Arab Emirates ( CNN ) – The Arab newspapers published on Sunday dealt with several issues, foremost of which is that Iran “fallen into the ambush” in the Houthi takeover of Yemen, in addition to considering the possibility of Saudi Arabia benefiting financially from Hajj and Umrah, in addition to a discussion about the situation. The Turk from Egypt and the backgrounds of the second marriage of George Wassouf.
In Al-Hayat newspaper, Fahd Al-Deghaither wrote under the headline “Iran in Ambush,” saying: “Circumstances have finally brought Iran to a place that no one will envy. A few years ago, Iran tried to intervene in Yemen, but its Houthi ally miscalculated when he clashed with the southern borders of the kingdom and what happened happened, this time the Houthi decided to change the game and achieve what he wanted.
The writer added: “Iran’s move towards Yemen was preceded by a number of resounding failures in other locations. Hezbollah in Lebanon turned from a reserve balance at the political level to a huge financial burden and no political benefits. Two years ago, Syria was added in an attempt to kill the revolution there and keep the Bashar al-Assad’s regime… Iran will surely lose what it bet on, even with all the financial support it provided to al-Assad’s treasury. Its intervention in Iraq after the arrival of al-Maliki was disastrous to the extent that prompted them to accept his removal.
The writer added, “Religiously and sectarianly, there is little agreement between the Twelver Shiites and the majority of Yemen’s Sunni population, so how can the ancient Yemeni tribes accept a rule controlled by imams of the Shiite sect? These are very difficult questions and I do not expect that Iranian politicians will have answers to them, even if they provide Millions for the Yemeni treasury.
As for the Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper, Abdul Rahman Al-Rashed wrote under the title “Hajj, Oil and the Future,” saying: “There are more than a hundred billion dollars worth of projects under implementation today, related to Hajj and Umrah, in Makkah and Madinah, from the expansion of mosques, squares, and the expropriation of property. , split mountains, and build more roads and taller buildings.
Al-Rashed added: “Because the Hajj and Umrah bill will be very expensive, in terms of operation and maintenance, how will it be financed in the future, especially with the possibility of a decrease in oil revenues, and even without a decrease, the government’s annual spending will be contested by other needs of its citizens?”
He continued, “After the state achieved most of its goals with an infrastructure of expanding the Two Holy Mosques and building integrated services for pilgrims and pilgrims, it is now able to plan to accommodate fifty million pilgrims annually who visit it for ten months, each year. These can save the equivalent of half of the state’s income. of oil at today’s price, which amounts to two hundred billion dollars annually, instead of the five million annual pilgrims, who are considered a modest number, and cost the government huge sums.
As for Al-Quds Al-Arabi newspaper, the following headline appeared: “George Wassouf’s second wife: We got married in the Islamic way and our book was written by the Mufti of Syria.”
The newspaper said: “Nada Zaidan, the second wife of the Syrian artist, George Wassouf, broke her silence and revealed new details about her marriage to Abu Wadih. Nada revealed that she met the Sof of Aspetar Hospital in Qatar, where she works as the head of the players’ affairs department, in addition to being a rally champion, Where she oversaw George’s case to give birth to a love story at first sight, which culminated in their marriage last June.
The newspaper added: “Sultan Al-Tarab’s new wife confirmed in statements to ‘Madam.net’ that her marriage to George Wassouf took place in the Islamic manner by the Mufti of Syria, Sheikh Ahmed Hassoun, and the singer also gave her a wedding ring that he brought specially from Italy.”
In Egypt, Farouk Gweida wrote in Al-Ahram newspaper under the title “Erdogan and Sultana Hayam,” saying: “There are many white pages between us and the Turkish people, for they have lived among us for a long time… On the other hand, the Turks had other pages that were not luminous in dealing with the Egyptians during the years of the Ottoman occupation. .”
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The writer continued by saying: “The real crisis experienced by the Turkish president is that he is still controlled by the Sultan’s harem series, and the man is still living in the time of the ancient sultans, starting with Suleiman the Magnificent and ending with Selim the First, passing through Sultana Khalida, and the beauty Hiam, who dazzled the world with her beauty.”
He concluded by saying: “The man does not mention that the West distributed the Ottoman Empire in Sykes-Picot and that the Arab countries have become independent.. and what the Egyptian army did during the reign of Muhammad Ali in the Ottoman Empire..Erdogan lives outside history, he has forgotten that the peoples were liberated and that Sultan Selim is gone and that Suleiman the Magnificent in history museums, and Sultana Hiyam has no place in the memory of Arabs and Muslims.
