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A happy partner is the key to a happy marriage. Mutual understanding between husband and wife leads to a happy married life that they both cherish. However, sometimes, even when you think you're doing everything right, you'll notice that things with your wife aren't looking right, and you may find yourself wondering what a husband is supposed to do to make his wife happy. How a man should treat his wife may also be a vexing question. There is a possibility that when you try to help her out of a difficult situation, the outcome will lead to the opposite, so it is best to consult the helpful advice of experts in this matter.https://www.aljazeera.net/news/lifestyle/2022/2/3/للرجال-فقط-كيف-تجعل-زوجتك-تشعر Here are some useful tips from Marriage that a husband can follow to make his wife happy, things to stop doing or saying to his wife, and how to act if you unintentionally hurt your wife. Help her with the housework According to a 2018 review in Scientific Journal Emotion, people feel grateful when they see their partners doing something for them. It may feel like your to-do list is never ending, but doing the big or small things on your spouse's to-do list can show how important they are to you. Focus on her needs Respect her needs and desires and you'll definitely get that attention in return, for example, you can ask her what she wants for lunch, rather than suggesting what you like every day. Although choosing the type of lunch may seem trivial, it really isn't, it's the little things that make the difference. respect your wife Respect is something every wife expects and deserves from her husband, so showing respect to your wife is one of the most important things you should prioritize, and it is a sure sign of being a good husband as well.Make your wife feel like she is the queen of your world, use kind and grateful words. The verbal interaction between the two of you should be strong enough to express the feelings. You have to make her feel that she is the only person who is most important to you. I apologize for your mistakes Because no one is perfect, humans make mistakes, so if you ever caused trouble for your spouse and made some hurtful comments, you need to apologize immediately. Passing on hurtful comments is one of the things that couples should stop doing.Let's say you master the art of socializing better than your wife, so you shouldn't brag about it. This would definitely hurt her feelings. But if you did it unintentionally, simply apologize. Express your love for her so much This is one of the best suggestions that experts advise on how to treat your spouse. Tell her how much you love her, and do this regularly. The words you say and the way you act have a huge impact on your spouse. The tender voice has the sweetness of love and respect, and this is how a man should treat a woman.When you are about to make difficult and important decisions in the future, her opinion can be extremely valuable, because she is the only person who understands you best. Ask for her advice, respect her, and appreciate her sharing and idea, even if it isn't helpful. be nice to her The way you treat your wife and make her satisfied can be very easy, just be kind and don't use harsh words. And a gentle and affectionate voice will make her love and respect you even more. If I have used disrespectful and harsh words, apologize, it is as simple as that. Just listen and don't offer solutions When your spouse wants to share her problems with you, don't try to solve them and come up with answers right away, unless she asks you to. Everyone knows that women like to talk about what's bothering them during the day, so they often need someone to listen carefully.

I have been sleeping since Tuesday, when I closed my eyes, I was bombarded with thoughts and fantasies about the incident,” Moroccan Nassiba Al-Kahlon tells Al Jazeera Net, as she tells her impact on the story of the child Rayan, who fell Tuesday afternoon into a narrow and deep well in a village on the outskirts of Chefchaouen (northern Morocco). Nusseibeh did not stop following the details of the accident, moment by moment, through her acquaintances present in the place, and also through the national media stationed in the village of Agran since the first day of Wednesday.https://www.aljazeera.net/news/politics/2022/2/4/هل-تنتهي-قصة-الطفل-المغربي-ريان-اليوم She stops for a moment and says, "I am a mother and I understand the connection of children to their mothers. Every moment I imagine the condition of the child at the bottom of the well suffering from fear, cold, hunger and longing for his mother's lap, so I feel a state of grief and helplessness." Not only did Nusseibeh and her family follow the news and make efforts to retrieve the child, but her brother rushed to transfer a 15-year-old child from the city of Al-Madiq to the village in order to volunteer to enter the well, and to retrieve Rayan, but despite the approval of his parents, the authorities rejected the idea.Nusseibeh's case is the same as the millions of Moroccans who follow the efforts to save the child Rayan, which has been going on since he fell Tuesday into a hole dug by the family in search of water. Everywhere In buses, trains, cafes, homes and streets, there is no talk of citizens except about this tragedy that young and old interacted with, and it became the main news for all websites and newsletters, and became a topic followed by international media. The "Save the Child Ryan" hashtag continues to lead on social media, and Moroccans and Arabs have interacted with it, spreading a campaign of solidarity with the child and his family and encouraging rescue efforts.Celebrities interacted with this incident, including the star of the Algerian national team, Riyad Mahrez, the former coach of the Moroccan national team, Herve Renard, the star of the Moroccan national team, Ashraf Hakimi, the Emirati singer Ahlam, the former Moroccan Prime Minister Saad Eddine El Othmani, the former advisor to the Egyptian Minister of Endowments Mohamed Al-Saghir, and the Algerian novelist. Ahlam Mosteghanemi and many others, as they prayed to God Almighty to end the suffering of this child and return him to his family safely.And everyone's minds are still tight for 3 days towards the mountain village of Agran on the outskirts of Chefchaouen, this remote and unknown village located in the middle of rugged terrain in the Rif mountain range, whose existence no one knew until its land swallowed an innocent child and he has been in its hollow for days. While most Moroccans browse communication sites, websites and news appointments on government channels to follow developments, some of them preferred to go to the village themselves to follow up on rescue efforts on the ground, to provide support to the family and encourage rescuers. Hamza Al-Wahhabi, director of the "Shamali" website, which monitors rescue work in the field, says that the authorities have worked since Thursday to organize the delegations that came to the place, and prevented approaching the site of the accident at a distance of 50 meters, noting that despite the difficulty of the terrain and roads, the number of citizens who flocked To the village was enormous. Efforts to rescue the child Ryan have reached their final stages, and officials expect the excavation work to end today. Hamza Al-Wahhabi explained - to Al-Jazeera Net - that the bulldozers stopped drilling vertically at noon today, Friday, after reaching a depth of 31 meters, and will begin horizontal drilling to lay huge sewage pipes, relying on experts in digging mines, topographic survey engineers, technicians and civil defense specialists. He added that this stage - according to the authorities - is the most dangerous and accurate, and its success will enable the rescue personnel to reach the child and retrieve him from the bottom of the well. He pointed out that an official in the rescue committee confirmed to reporters that the child Ryan was still breathing, and that the authorities monitored him through the camera and were providing him with oxygen regularly. A member of the tracking committee, Save the Child Rayan, told reporters, according to the official Moroccan News Agency, that the vertical excavation works are accompanied by the stabilization of the sides, to prevent soil erosion in the excavation area, which is characterized by the fragility of the soil and the difficulty of the terrain, and to follow the rescue steps according to the plan that he developed. Experts at the scene of the accident.

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Khartoum - Al-Sudani political daily revealed that Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula executed a prominent leader in its ranks, Rashad Qureshi Othman, nicknamed "Abu Turab Al-Sudani", after he was accused of espionage and treason for the benefit of hostile countries. According to what the newspaper reported, Abu Turab was accused of being responsible for the killing of a number of al-Qaeda leaders, led by the organization’s emir in Yemen, Nasser al-Wuhayshi, who was assassinated in an American raid in mid-2015.https://www.aljazeera.net/news/politics/2022/2/3/اتهم-بالتجسّس-والتسبب-باغتيال-قيادات The journalist specializing in religious groups' affairs, Al-Hadi Muhammad Al-Amin, spoke of several reports confirming the "brutal" execution of the organization's leader, Abu Turab, by beheading him and separating his head from his body. Al-Amin indicated, in statements to Al-Jazeera Net, that judgments were issued convicting Abu Turab by internal courts led by judges known as "Al-Qaeda's Sharia", nearly 5 years ago, on charges of involvement in the killing of a number of Al-Qaeda leaders in Yemen.Al-Amin explained that videos published by the organization in the name of "The Spy Hunter" include recorded confessions from Abu Turab and a number of his companions, "involving in the treachery of the organization and helping to track down its leaders." According to Al-Amin, the man was able to implant an electronic chip connected to satellites inside the hideout of Nasser Al-Wuhayshi, who is considered the second man in Al-Qaeda after Ayman Al-Zawahiri, which facilitated the targeting of him by a guided missile launched by a US drone. Al-Amin stressed that the Sudanese youth was subjected to severe forms of torture during the years he spent imprisoned in Al-Qaeda prisons in Yemen, and after being convicted of spying. Among the scarce information available about Rashad Othman (Abu Turab Al-Sudani), who has a strict face, features and sharp looks, it appears that he is a resident of the city of Khartoum, specifically the Al-Kalakla suburb south of the capital, and his roots go back to the northern state.According to the Secretary, Abu Turab was affiliated with the Islamic Tendency Movement (the student arm of the Islamic movement) during his university studies, and he was one of its most active students. Al-Amin reported that Abi Turab had received high-level military training in the national service and po[CENSORED]r defense camps, before he actively participated in the civil war in South Sudan (currently the state of South Sudan) as part of the movements of the Po[CENSORED]r Defense Forces. The Po[CENSORED]r Defense is considered an unorganized fighting faction, which supported the Sudanese army in its wars against the Sudan People's Liberation Movement led by John Garang Dambior.Opposition forces describe the PDF as a militia affiliated with the Islamic movement, and accuse its members of committing war crimes and human rights violations against those who violate the Bashir regime.After returning from the theaters of military operations in southern Sudan, Rashad Othman (Abu Turab) worked at the National Service Corporation, which is the body entrusted with giving students military training before they enter universities, to secure reserve forces that can be employed whenever needed. In the same context, a source for Al-Jazeera Net, who requested that his name be withheld, spoke about Abu Turab Al-Sudani's affiliation with one of the Salafist organizations in the country before joining Al-Qaeda.

BAGHDAD - The scene of a foreign worker with African or Asian features accompanying the Iraqi family in public places is no longer strange. Many families have turned to foreign labor recruitment offices to get housekeepers to clean and care for the sick and the elderly, while some women are keen to get a maid. In order to show off and appear as a layer of velvet. Regarding the resort in Iraqi homes to foreign maids instead of local ones, Magda Saeed - owner of a cosmetics store in Diwaniyah (south of Baghdad) says that Iraqi women refuse to work as a maid and consider this a shame, but some elderly widows and some needy may be forced to this profession. .https://www.aljazeera.net/news/lifestyle/2022/2/2/أجنبيات-داخل-منازل-العراقيين-للخدمة And about her experience with a foreign labor company, the Iraqi media, Aseel Al-Bayati, says that she went to a company to bring in a worker, and after completing the contract and receiving a Nigerian worker, it turned out at a later time that the company was to seize money in exchange for employment, which put the maid Victoria in great difficulty in returning to her country Or take her on a trip outside Iraq because the company seized her passport. Al-Bayati adds - to Al-Jazeera Net - that she initially suffered from the difficulty of language between her and Victoria, but the maid began to learn Arabic.Aseel ended her speech by praising her maid, who started learning how to operate the house in the way that suits her and takes into account customs and traditions, she said. Another experience recounted by the housewife Hanan Nouri (30 years), who lives in Basra Governorate (southern Iraq), has hired a Cuban maid to help her with the housework, especially that she has 4 children, in addition to the need for special care for her father-in-law, who is 89 years old. Hanan said - to Al Jazeera Net - that her father-in-law is an old man who suffers from forgetfulness, so he forgets whether he prayed or not or took his medicines or not, and sometimes he goes out and does not know how to return home until one of the residents of the neighborhood leads him home, so she resorted to the maid Jonah to focus On the needs of this old man, and then she devote herself to taking care of the children more.

Nine years after France succeeded in preventing the jihadists from reaching the Malian capital, Bamako, it now seems clear that Paris lost this war strategically and politically, so how can it get rid of this trap? With this introduction, writer Nicolas Bavarez began an editorial for the French magazine Le Point, reminding at the beginning of the words of the realpolitik theorist Niccol Machiavelli that "we declare war when we want, and end it when we can."https://www.aljazeera.net/news/2022/2/3/لوبوان-خسرنا-الحرب-في-مالي-فلنبحث-عن Based on this rule, Bavarez believes that France now has no choice but to get out as quickly as possible from the trap in which it is now in Mali, as it is caught in the crossfire of the ruling military council, the local po[CENSORED]tion and jihadist groups, "All of them are united today in hatred." our country,” he said. Although France maintains a military superiority in the Sahel region, according to Bavarez, and if it has achieved remarkable successes against jihadist movements, it has lost strategically and politically.This loss, according to the author, is manifested in Paris’s failure on the ground to prevent jihadist movements from extending their operations to the Gulf of Guinea, from the Ivory Coast to northern Benin, and was not able to prevent the growth of anti-French sentiment among the angry peoples due to the accumulation of victims and refugees. Bavarez explained that the situation in Mali suddenly changed, and it became impossible to "continue our military participation", as a series of coups led to the seizure of power by the junta led by Colonel Gueta, who refused to organize the elections scheduled for this February and delayed them for another 5 years on the least.Guetta accompanied that decision by calling for a review of the defense agreements signed between Paris and Bamako on July 16, 2014. He also decided to restrict the air movements necessary to secure the logistical services needed by the French and European forces, not to mention his invitation to the Russian Wagner mercenaries who are now in charge of securing the capital, Bamako, according to Bavarez. .The writer pointed out that the tensions between Paris and Bamako reached a breaking point after the military council’s decision to expel the French ambassador on January 31, and the misleading Russian propaganda pushed the Malians into something like “hostile obsession with France, which was reflected in the demonstrations organized to prevent supply our bases,” he said. Simultaneously, the writer says, the regional and international environment has become more turbulent and violent and has become unfavorable to France, especially after the jihadist pressure caused a series of coups that transformed the Sahel countries into a region ruled by generals and colonels. The shocking shock of the cycle of violence, supports the confiscation of power by the young officers who seduce them with their nationalist and anti-colonial discourse.In parallel, the United States continues to withdraw, leaving room for China in economic terms, Russia in terms of military, and Turkey in terms of religion. In this unfavorable atmosphere, France had no choice but to withdraw from Mali. Today it finds itself completely isolated in the face of the authorities and po[CENSORED]tion loathing, the deteriorating regional environment, the growing success of the Russian model of unbridled force and predation, the disengagement of European partners such as Sweden from Sahel operations, and Denmark's withdrawal from the Takoba force in the face of continued provocations from the junta. The writer concluded with more urging to get out of the financial trap, stressing that the decision is now more urgent than ever in light of the increasing direct threats on the European continent,Coming from powers seeking to build their own spheres of influence through blackmail and force.

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The Iraqi army advanced in the annual global ranking of the most powerful armies in the world for the year 2022, as it ranked 34th globally. The spokesman for the Commander-in-Chief of the Iraqi Armed Forces, Major General Yahya Rasoul, said, in a statement posted on his Twitter account, that the classification was based on the report published by the American "Global Firepower" website, which specializes in classifying armies in the world according to strength.https://www.aljazeera.net/news/politics/2022/2/2/الجيش-العراقي-يحقق-قفزة-في-ترتيب-أقوى According to the statement, "the Iraqi army advanced by 23 ranks in the 2022 classification, after it was ranked 57th in the 2021 classification," and it ranked sixth in the Middle East after Egypt, Turkey, Iran, Israel and Saudi Arabia, and ranked fourth in the Arab world. This classification comes based on 50 factors to determine this classification, and factors include military, financial, logistical and other factors to determine the improvement, decline, or stability of these armies annually.The Iraqi army is the oldest Arab armies in terms of establishment. It was established on January 6, 1921, with the first regiment led by a number of officers, bearing the name "Musa al-Kadhim Regiment", after Britain approved the request of King Faisal bin Hussein in this regard. This regiment was the first nucleus in the long march of the army, and was followed by two air and naval forces, to increase in strength until it became 4 divisions: the first and third in Baghdad, the second division in Kirkuk and the fourth in Diwaniyah.

Many successful people have positive feelings and are at peace with themselves, and one sign of this is that they are not very critical of themselves and are quite honest about their shortcomings. In addition, they never like the idea of self-rule or rumination, and negative self-talk in general. In his Medium article, Nick Wignall, from his experience as a psychologist, presents 7 psychological habits of highly successful people that we can learn from and teach our children to help their future success.https://www.aljazeera.net/news/lifestyle/2022/2/2/7-عادات-نفسية-للأشخاص-الناجحين-للغاية They admit their feelings early It is difficult to succeed in any part of our life if we are constantly overwhelmed by painful feelings. Of course, we experience difficult emotions such as fear, sadness, or anger. But why do some people handle these feelings relatively well while others can't? According to Wignall, it's easier to manage difficult emotions when they hit them early on, because the buildup of these feelings over time will cause them to increase in size and intensity, causing you to become distracted and less focused on your actions.If you can get in the habit of acknowledging your feelings when they first surface, and then validating them rather than trying to get rid of them, you'll stand a much better chance of staying emotionally balanced, moving on with your life, and achieving success. Observe their way of thinking Aside from ignoring your feelings when they first appear, another reason these negative feelings are amplified is that we are inadvertently feeding them through our thought patterns, such as chronic anxiety or negative self-talk that turns into stronger and longer-lasting feelings. If you want to control your emotions, you must learn to manage your thinking. Most people are not fully aware of their mental patterns. As a result, they find themselves at the mercy of all the emotions that lead to them, for example chronic self-criticism leads to chronic low self-confidence.Successful people often have a habit of scrutinizing their ideas and paying attention to them. They are aware of the role they play in initiating or perpetuating unhelpful mental patterns, and as a result, they are better at regulating the patterns of thoughts and emotions that follow.They empathize with themselves when they make mistakes One of the things I've noticed about successful people, Wignall says, is that there are two types of them, very successful on the outside, but miserable on the inside. The other type is externally successful and also has a relatively calm and confident inner life.

CAIRO - The Egyptian government has obligated airlines to provide information about passengers traveling and arriving, including flight crew data, and said this aims to facilitate procedures and enhance security and safety. Yesterday, Tuesday, the Official Gazette published the decision of the Minister of Civil Aviation, Mohamed Manar, No. 1083, issued on December 31, 2021, which addresses all airlines operating in Egypt, which operate regular, charter or private flights, internally or externally, and on all Aircraft using Egypt's airports.https://www.aljazeera.net/news/politics/2022/2/2/لتعزيز-الأمن-القومي-مصر-تُلزم-شركات The decision sti[CENSORED]tes that airlines commit to the deadline for sending the initial data, starting from the first of March 2022, with the aim of conducting initial experiments to analyze and collect data as required, until a deadline is set for full commitment to send data, to implement and prepare the automated system for recording and monitoring passenger movement. According to the decision, airlines must provide initial and final passenger data for all aircraft departing from Egyptian airports, simultaneously with the completion of passenger travel procedures, and within a maximum period of 5 minutes from the time of completing these procedures.If the planes are coming to Egypt, the decision sti[CENSORED]tes that the passenger data should be submitted within a period not exceeding the time the plane doors are closed before take off. sanctions The decision penalizes airlines for delays in sending data or sending incorrect data with a fine of up to 20,000 pounds per flight, and in case of refusal and failure to send passenger data, a fine of 50,000 pounds is paid up to a maximum of one flight (one dollar equals 15.71 pounds).The fifth article of the decision confirmed that passenger information and data are protected in accordance with the provisions of the Personal Data Protection Law No. 151 of 2020, and the provisions of the legislation in force in this regard apply to it. The Ministry of Civil Aviation considered that this decision comes in the interest of the public and in the interest of the smooth and orderly workflow, the application of the highest standards of safety and security, and the need to know passenger data and data for arrivals and departures records on international flights, and in line with the standard rules contained in Annex IX of the Chicago Convention 1944, and to facilitate Passenger movement procedures at Egyptian airports and requirements to enhance the national security of the Arab Republic of Egypt.

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Patrick Dorrell, Advisor to the French President for North African and Middle Eastern Affairs, met with the Ambassador of the State of Qatar to the French Republic, Sheikh Ali bin Jassim Al Thani. During the meeting, bilateral cooperation relations between the two countries were reviewed. At the beginning of last December, the Emir of the State of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, held a session of official talks with French President Emmanuel Macron at the Amiri Diwan in the Qatari capital, Doha.https://www.aljazeera.net/news/2022/2/1/قطر-19 Those discussions dealt with bilateral, economic and investment issues between the two countries. The Qatari and French sides also signed a memorandum of understanding for cooperation in the economic and financial fields between the ministries of finance in the two countries and a letter of intent between the Qatari and French ministries of culture.And last November, French deputies praised the State of Qatar, calling for a good understanding with it as a strong ally, as the Afghan crisis demonstrated. The French magazine Le Point, which at the time published a statement to these representatives, said that the State of Qatar is going through a historic political period since the last elections for the Consultative Council (Parliament), which contributes to unprecedented democratic progress in it. The statement of the French representatives described the State of Qatar as one of the distinguished partners in the region due to the growing role it plays in the regional management of crises of global importance, which necessitates supporting the unprecedented openness efforts there. In March 2019, Qatar and France signed a number of agreements in the fields of defense and security during the visit of then French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe.

Acquiring speaking and self-expression skills, and learning languages, are very complex things that we go through in different years of our lives, whether that is your mother tongue or an acquired foreign language. Most people grow up with their mother tongue innately and implicitly as they acquire and learn it from their environment, and while language experts assert that learning it at a very young age can make a person sound as fluent in the second language as a native speaker. Conversely, when the language is learned at a later age, performance and pronunciation - not just vocabulary and syntax of sentences - may reveal that that language is not the mother.https://www.aljazeera.net/news/lifestyle/2022/1/31/لماذا-لا-يمكن-إتقان-اللغات-الجديدة-بعد For example many Spaniards, despite speaking English clearly for years - may still pronounce the "V" sound as "B". In a previous study on foreign language acquisition, scientists determined the age at which your chances of achieving full language fluency drop, which is 10 years.The study, published in the journal Cognition, found that it is "almost impossible" for language learners to reach fluency if they start learning a second language after the age of 10. "Your ability to learn begins to decline at age 17 or 18," says study co-author Joshua Hartshorne, an assistant professor of psychology at Boston College. The results of the paper indicated that those who start learning a new language a few years after the age of ten may become very good at the language, but are unlikely to reach full fluency.It's still unclear why the reduced ability to learn occurs at the puberty threshold, Hartshorne says. Possible explanations could include changes in brain plasticity and lifestyle that may be related to entering work or university, or an unwillingness to learn new things, which increases with age.The study, which was conducted on an unprecedented number of people in a data set of 669,498 individuals, showed that students were better off when they learned a new language through practice and contact with native speakers, not just in the classroom or books. And if you can do this, it is entirely possible that you will become adept at conversation, even as an adult, if not quite fluent. Previous study should not discourage you, you may be fluent in the language but you may not be as fluent in some sounds as native speakers, which does not necessarily mean that you have failed to learn. Even if you care about the correct pronunciation of vocabulary in foreign languages, native speakers only care about the logic of your speech and the smooth flow of phrases. According to Purdue University research, achieving proficiency in speaking a foreign language may depend more on developing fluent speaking patterns, and less on correct pronunciation seen as similar to native speakers.If you need a little encouragement, the British writer, with Polish roots, Joseph Conrad, author of Heart of Darkness, a landmark of English literature, didn't speak English until his twenties and became one of the most famous English novelists of all time.

CAIRO - The funeral of the former Egyptian officer, minister and governor, Mohamed Abdel Salam Mahjoub, who died on Monday evening at the age of 85, was held in Cairo, according to what the official news agency and Egyptian media announced. Al-Mahgoub served as Minister of Local Development in 2006 during the rule of the late President Hosni Mubarak, and before that he worked as governor of Ismailia (northeast) and Alexandria (north), the second largest Egyptian city. Some nicknamed Abd al-Salam "The Beloved" due to his po[CENSORED]rity.https://www.aljazeera.net/news/politics/2022/2/1/بطل-مسلسل-جمعة-الشوان-وفاة-رجل Prior to that, Al-Mahgoub - who was born in 1935 and obtained a Bachelor of Military Science from the Military College in 1955 - was an officer in the Egyptian General Intelligence, and he became very famous among Egyptians thanks to the drama embodying his intelligence role played by the 1967 setback obstacle to Israel in one of the most famous Egyptian TV series. It is "Eyes in Rude Tears", starring Adel Imam in the role of Juma Al-Shawan, and the role of the veiled player in it was played by the late Egyptian artist Salah Kabil. The series, which was shown for the first time in 1980, tells a true story of the Egyptian sailor Ahmed Al-Hawan, who was recruited by Al-Mahjoub as a double agent who succeeded in penetrating the Israeli intelligence service, obtaining the latest spying devices in the world, and the operation concluded with a message from Al-Mahjoub to the Mossad, in which he stated, "We thank you for your cooperation" Which became one of the most famous Egyptian dramatic quotes, before moving to daily life.Mahgoub was serving as Deputy Director of Egyptian Intelligence when former President Mohamed Hosni Mubarak was subjected to an assassination attempt in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa in 1996.And the media talked about other roles of the late, including smuggling the late Palestinian President Yasser Arafat during the events of Black September 1970 in Jordan, as well as participating in the excavator operation that took place in the same year, during which an Israeli digger was destroyed in an African country, before he entered Israel to be used in Exploration for oil in the Egyptian Sinai Peninsula, which was occupied at that time. And social networking sites in Egypt witnessed a state of sadness over the departure of Al-Mahjoub, and a number of its pioneers were keen to bid farewell to "Rais Zakaria" and "The Beloved Governor".