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بصراحة #9
بصراحة، الجزء 9: سنة 1967
من يدي القارئ الجزء التاسع من سلسلة مقالات صراحة، التي كتبها الصحفي الأستاذ محمد حسنين هیکل، في جريدة الأهرام. يأتي هذا الجزء الذي يضم 48 مقال ليغطي مجريات احداث سنة 1967. وقام الأستاذ بمراقبة وقائع تلك السنة الحرجة داخليًا ودوليًا. وقام «هيكل» بتسليط الضوء على وظيفة الملك حسين ودوره في الصراع العربي - الاسرائيلي. وشدد هجومه على الحلف الإسلامي، الذي تقوده السعودية، واستعرض أسباب الخلاف المصري - السعودي، ومنها الحرب في اليمن.
وسبر أغوار العلاقات المصرية - الأمريكية منذ قيام ثورة 23 يوليو. ونشر وقائع لقاءه مع المارشال الإنجليزي برنارد مونتجومري قبيل معركة يونيو. واستعرض أسباب حدوث نكسة 1967، ودور القوات المسلحة القادم لإزالة آثار العدوان و مؤتمر الخرطوم الشهير بـ اللاءات الثلاث ، ودور الجبهة الداخلية في المعركة القادمة
و استبعاد الحلول السياسية لاستعادة الأرض المحتلة
وسبر أغوار العلاقات المصرية - الأمريكية منذ قيام ثورة 23 يوليو. ونشر وقائع لقاءه مع المارشال الإنجليزي برنارد مونتجومري قبيل معركة يونيو. واستعرض أسباب حدوث نكسة 1967، ودور القوات المسلحة القادم لإزالة آثار العدوان و مؤتمر الخرطوم الشهير بـ اللاءات الثلاث ، ودور الجبهة الداخلية في المعركة القادمة
و استبعاد الحلول السياسية لاستعادة الأرض المحتلة
550 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2022
About the author
Mohamed Heikal
105 books72 followersMohamed Hassanein Heikal (Arabic: محمد حسنين هيكل) was an Egyptian journalist. For 17 years (1957–1974), he was editor-in-chief of the Cairo newspaper Al-Ahram and was a commentator on Middle East affairs for more than 50 years.
Heikal articulated the thoughts of President Gamal Abdel Nasser earlier in his career. He worked as a ghostwriter for the Egyptian president Gamal Abdel Nasser and represented the ideology of pan-Arabism. Heikal was a member of the Central Committee of the Arab Socialist Union. He was appointed minister of information in April 1970 but resigned from government in 1974 over differences with Anwar Sadat.
In September 2003, upon reaching the age of 80, Heikal wrote an article in the monthly magazine Weghat Nazar (where he had been writing for some time) that the time had come for an "old warrior" to put down his pen and take to the sidelines. Heikal stressed that his decision to stop writing did not mean he would disappear, but rather take to the sidelines to observe more thoroughly. In the article he also recounted a lot of the events that occurred during his life and formed his experience including his first mission as a reporter in the Second Battle of El Alamein in 1942, his friendship with Nasser and his relationship with Sadat. In addition he opened his financial records stating the salaries he had received in all his jobs and posts.
In a 2007 audience with British journalist Robert Fisk, Heikal spoke about the situation in Egypt and criticized Egyptian president Mubarak, saying that Mubarak lives in a "world of fantasy" in Sharm al Sheikh. These comments stirred an uproar within Egyptian society, both for and against Heikal. Heikal did not comment on this criticism except later on Al Jazeera, where he said that he stands by what he has said earlier, adding that Mubarak had not entered political life until very late, which means he lacks necessary experience.
Heikal articulated the thoughts of President Gamal Abdel Nasser earlier in his career. He worked as a ghostwriter for the Egyptian president Gamal Abdel Nasser and represented the ideology of pan-Arabism. Heikal was a member of the Central Committee of the Arab Socialist Union. He was appointed minister of information in April 1970 but resigned from government in 1974 over differences with Anwar Sadat.
In September 2003, upon reaching the age of 80, Heikal wrote an article in the monthly magazine Weghat Nazar (where he had been writing for some time) that the time had come for an "old warrior" to put down his pen and take to the sidelines. Heikal stressed that his decision to stop writing did not mean he would disappear, but rather take to the sidelines to observe more thoroughly. In the article he also recounted a lot of the events that occurred during his life and formed his experience including his first mission as a reporter in the Second Battle of El Alamein in 1942, his friendship with Nasser and his relationship with Sadat. In addition he opened his financial records stating the salaries he had received in all his jobs and posts.
In a 2007 audience with British journalist Robert Fisk, Heikal spoke about the situation in Egypt and criticized Egyptian president Mubarak, saying that Mubarak lives in a "world of fantasy" in Sharm al Sheikh. These comments stirred an uproar within Egyptian society, both for and against Heikal. Heikal did not comment on this criticism except later on Al Jazeera, where he said that he stands by what he has said earlier, adding that Mubarak had not entered political life until very late, which means he lacks necessary experience.
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