▻http://arabist.net/blog/2013/11/17/last-week-in-egypt-in-tv
Meantime in sports, el-Ahly’s football star, Mohamed Abu Terka, and his teammate, Ahmed Abdel-Zaher, are still under attack. The former for failing to accept his medal from the current sports minister, which people took as a rejection of the government the minister is part of, and the latter for flashing the Raba’a sign in a match. Abdel-Zaher said he only did in solidarity with the martyrs and not as a political statement, but he got suspended for fourth months (and may be traded away) nonetheless. Much like Kung Fu Mohamed Ramadan who was banned from playing after wearing a t-shirt with the Raba’a sign on it. Abu Treka, on the other hand, was reportedly fined 50 thousand pounds although the exact reason why he wasn’t on stage is unknown. Ibrahim el-Manisy, editor of al-Ahly Magazine, says he was not on stage because he went back to the locker room to get a shirt that had the number 72 to honor the Port Said martyrs.
Une nouvelle rubrique sur le site The Arabist, une rubrique qui commente l’actualité télé égyptienne, notamment les talk-show. Dans cette livraison, des éléments qui complètent fort utilement le papier publié ce matin sur OrientXXI, Footbll « hors jeu politique » ►http://orientxxi.info/magazine/football-hors-jeu-politique,0425