برنامج Saturday Night Live يشارك في تأبين النجم الراحل ماثيو بيري
تاريخ النشر: 31st, October 2023 GMT
ضمن الحملات الموسعة التي انتطلق مؤخرًا لتكريم ذكرى الممثل الكندي الراحل ونجم مسلسل "فريندز" ماثيو بيري، أعلن برنامج SNL عن فقرة تكريم خاصة للنجم، الذي سبق له أن كان واحدًا من مقدميه خلال تسعينيات القرن الماضي.
ووفق ديد لاين، اجتمع العالم على توديع ماثيو الذي رحل عن عمر يناهز 54 عامًا، وترك أثرًا لا يمحى في ذاكرة التليفزيون، بفضل تقديمه لدور "تشاندلر بينج" الكوميدي من مسلسل "فريندز".
ودع العالم نجم مسلسل فريندز الشهير "ماثيو بيري" الذي رحل فجر اليوم الأحد بعد تعرضه لحادثة غرق، أودت بحياته عن عمر يناهز الـ 54 عامًا.
وكشفت مصادر عن أن نجم مسلسل "فريندز" الذي جسد شخصية "تشاندلر بينج" الشهيرة، وجد ميتًا في منزله بلوس أنجلوس، غارقا في حوض الجاكوزي الخاص به.
أيضًا أكدت المصادر الخاص لديلي ميل، إنه لم يتم العثور على أي نوع من أنواع المخدرات في محيط الحادث.
وكان من عثر على ماثيو في هذه الحالة، مساعديه الذين كان قد أرسلهم خارج المنزل، ولدى عودتهم، وجدوه في هذه الحالة قبل قيامهم بإجراء مكالمة للنجدة.
وداع مؤثر
وحرص العديد من عشاق ماثيو بيري من انحاء العالم، ومن نجوم هوليوود بالمشاركة في نعيه، بما في ذلك زملائه من نجوم مسلسل السيت كوم الشهير "فريندز"، جينفر أنستون، وديفيد سكويمر، ومات لوبلان، وليزا كودرو، وكورتني كوكس.
وعرف عن بيري أنه تحدث بوضوح عما عاشه من مشاكل مع المخدرات والكحول، بعد أن ذهب لأول مرة إلى مركز إعادة التأهيل في عام 1997 بسبب ما قيل إنه إدمان مسكنات الألم بعد حادث تزلج على الماء.
بعد هذه الفترة، تكرر ذهاب بيري بعد ذلك إلى مركز إعادة التأهيل مرة أخرى في عامي 2001 و2011، وسبق أن صرح لأحد المحاورين في عام 2016 إنه لا يتذكر تصوير ثلاثة مواسم من مسلسل Friends، بسبب خضوعه لهذا النوع من الادوية.
المصدر: بوابة الفجر
كلمات دلالية: ماثيو بيري هوليوود اخبار هوليوود فريندز ماثیو بیری
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Newsletter for Saturday, July 5, 2025
A news bulletin provided by Sawa News Agency for Saturday, July 5, 2025, covering the most prominent events in the Gaza Strip, Israel, and the West Bank.
"These Are Our Amendments" – Hamas: We Await Israel’s Approval of Our Response to the Proposal
A senior Hamas official stated on Saturday, July 5, 2025, that the movement is awaiting the Israeli government's approval of its response to the ceasefire proposal in Gaza.
In a statement to Al-Araby Al-Jadeed, he said, “The movement has submitted amendments to the ceasefire proposal, which include guarantees to swiftly move toward negotiations to end the war.”
He added that “the amendments also include expanding the circle of guarantors, details related to the entry of aid, and others concerning withdrawal maps.”
Meanwhile, the Hebrew daily Haaretz reported that Israel is continuing to review Hamas’s response to the ceasefire and prisoner exchange proposal in the Gaza Strip, noting that the Security Cabinet is scheduled to meet on Saturday evening to discuss the proposal.
The newspaper quoted an unnamed Israeli source as saying, “Israel is still examining the remarks submitted by Hamas regarding the proposal,” without providing further details.
The source added, “The Security Cabinet is expected to convene at 22:00 (19:00 GMT) to discuss the proposal, the future of the fighting in Gaza, and possibly Hamas’s response.”
Haaretz: Israel Examining Hamas’s Response as Cabinet Meeting Expected Saturday Evening
The Hebrew daily Haaretz reported that Israel is continuing to review Hamas’s response to the ceasefire and prisoner exchange proposal in the Gaza Strip, noting that the Israeli Security Cabinet is scheduled to convene on Saturday evening to discuss the proposal.
The newspaper quoted an unnamed Israeli source as saying, “Israel is still studying the remarks submitted by Hamas regarding the proposal,” without providing further details.
The source added, “The Security Cabinet is set to meet at 22:00 (19:00 GMT) to discuss the proposal, the future of the fighting in Gaza, and possibly Hamas’s response.”
On Friday evening, Hamas announced that it had submitted its response to the mediators after completing internal consultations and discussions with Palestinian factions and political forces.
The movement described its response as “positive,” affirming its “serious readiness to immediately engage in a round of negotiations on the mechanism for implementing the proposal.”
Details of the New Ceasefire Proposal in Gaza
The Al-Quds Al-Arabi newspaper reported on Saturday, July 5, 2025, that "in a new development on the path toward de-escalation in the Gaza Strip, and after nearly 21 months of war in the Palestinian territory, a new U.S.-backed ceasefire proposal has been announced, raising hopes that the initiative could offer a way out of the prolonged conflict that has claimed tens of thousands of lives and displaced the majority of the population."
According to the newspaper, the proposal—announced by U.S. President Donald Trump and reportedly accepted by Israel—includes a 60-day truce, arrangements for the exchange of hostages and prisoners, gradual Israeli military withdrawals, and American guarantees to launch serious negotiations aimed at a permanent ceasefire.
Details of the Initiative:Hostage and Remains Release Timeline (according to a source familiar with the negotiations):
Day 1: Release of 8 Israeli hostages.
Day 7: Transfer of 5 bodies.
Day 30: Transfer of another 5 bodies.
Day 50: Release of 2 hostages.
Day 60: Transfer of 8 additional bodies.
The exchanges will take place without ceremonies or media coverage. On Day 10, Hamas will provide medical information and identification of surviving hostages, while Israel will provide details about Palestinian detainees held from Gaza since October 7, 2023.
Prisoner ExchangeHamas will release hostages in parallel with Israel releasing Palestinian prisoners. It is estimated that Hamas and its allies hold around 50 hostages, though only about 20 are believed to still be alive.
Humanitarian AidThe agreement guarantees the immediate and sufficient entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza, with the participation of the United Nations and the International Committee of the Red Cross, based on previous understandings signed on January 19, 2025.
Gradual Israeli WithdrawalDay 1: Withdrawal from specific areas in northern Gaza, based on pre-agreed maps.
Day 7: Withdrawal from areas in the south.
A joint technical team will finalize the maps during the implementation-phase negotiations.
Negotiations for a Permanent CeasefireTo begin on Day 1 of the truce and cover the following issues:
The remaining prisoner exchanges.
Long-term security arrangements in Gaza.
A declaration of a permanent ceasefire.
If a final agreement is reached, all Palestinian prisoners held in Gaza since the start of the war will be released.
International GuaranteesU.S. President Donald Trump guarantees the United States' commitment to the proposal and its implementation. Mediators—Washington, Doha, and Cairo—are committed to securing serious negotiations during the truce, with the possibility of extending it if necessary to reach a permanent agreement.
This proposal comes in the wake of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran that ended a 12-day military confrontation and is seen as a U.S. attempt to revive the negotiation track in Gaza amid a dire humanitarian situation and increasing international pressure on both parties.
Haaretz: Israel Reviewing Hamas’s Response; Cabinet Meeting Expected Saturday Evening
The Hebrew daily Haaretz reported that Israel is continuing to examine Hamas’s response to the ceasefire and prisoner exchange proposal in the Gaza Strip, noting that the Israeli Security Cabinet is expected to convene on Saturday evening to discuss the proposal.
The newspaper quoted an unnamed Israeli source as saying, “Israel is still reviewing the comments submitted by Hamas regarding the proposal,” without providing further details.
The source added, “The Cabinet is scheduled to meet at 22:00 (19:00 GMT) to discuss the proposal, the future of the fighting in Gaza, and possibly Hamas’s response.”
On Friday evening, Hamas announced that it had submitted its response to the mediators after completing internal consultations and discussions with Palestinian factions and political forces.
The movement described its response as “positive” and affirmed its “serious readiness to immediately enter a round of negotiations on the mechanism for implementing the proposal.”
Yedioth Discusses Israel’s Response to Hamas’s Amendments to the New Ceasefire Proposal
The Hebrew newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth reported on Saturday, July 5, 2025, on Israel’s response to Hamas’s amendments to the new ceasefire proposal in Gaza.
The newspaper stated that although U.S. President Donald Trump remains optimistic, the negotiations will require a long time following Hamas’s amendments.
It added, “Although the text of the proposal does not mention the entry of aid through the American humanitarian organization Gaza Relief Foundation, Hamas requested in its amendments to end its operations and exclude it from aid delivery and distribution. The original text refers to international organizations and the Red Crescent.”
The newspaper confirmed that the U.S. and Israel will reject Hamas’s demand to shut down the Gaza Relief Foundation.
It also noted that “Israel is prepared to release 1,000 prisoners, including about 100 serving life sentences, but will reject any request from Hamas to release high-profile Palestinian prisoners affiliated with Hamas or other factions.”
According to the report, discussions will also take place regarding the points of Israeli withdrawal. Israel is expected to agree to withdraw to the Morag axis, while insisting on maintaining a buffer zone at least 1.2 kilometers deep inside the Gaza Strip.
U.S. President Trump described Hamas’s claim that it responded “positively” to the ceasefire proposal as “a good thing.”
Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump said a ceasefire agreement in Gaza could potentially be reached next week, although he acknowledged that he had not been briefed on the current status of the negotiations.
Trump added, “We have to do something about Gaza. We’re sending a lot of money and a lot of aid.”
Two American Aid Workers Injured in Attack on “Gaza Relief Foundation” Site
The Gaza Relief Foundation announced on Saturday, July 5, 2025, that two American aid workers were injured in a targeted attack on a food distribution site in Gaza.
In a statement, the foundation — which is supported by the United States and Israel — said it is believed that the attack was carried out by two assailants who threw hand grenades.
The statement added that the injured Americans are receiving medical treatment and are in stable condition, according to Reuters.
World Food Programme Warns of Famine Risk in Gaza
The World Food Programme (WFP) warned on Saturday, July 5, 2025, that one in every three people in Gaza goes days without food, putting more individuals at risk of famine.
In a statement, the United Nations agency said that over 700,000 people have been displaced since March, while reports indicate that around 85 percent of the Gaza Strip is now an active combat zone.
The WFP stressed that it continues to deliver humanitarian aid inside Gaza despite the "deteriorating security situation, restricted access, and the growing number of people in urgent need of food assistance."
The agency added that it has 140,000 metric tons of food stockpiled in the region—enough to feed the entire population of Gaza—and aims to deliver 2,000 metric tons of food aid into the Strip daily, in coordination with Israel.
The WFP confirmed that Israel has provided written guarantees to allow more aid into Gaza and to increase the number of border crossings used. However, it noted that the actual quantity of food being distributed remains far below the needs of the population.
Gaza Health Ministry Announces Rise in Death Toll from Israeli Offensive
The Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip announced on Saturday, July 5, 2025, that the death toll from the Israeli offensive has risen to 57,338 martyrs and 135,957 wounded since October 7, 2023.
In a statement, the ministry said: “Hospitals in Gaza received 70 martyrs and 332 wounded in the past 24 hours.”
It added that the total number of victims from the Israeli assault has now reached 57,338 martyrs and 135,957 wounded since October 7, 2023.
Since Israel resumed its war of extermination on March 18, 2025, the ministry reported 6,780 martyrs and 23,916 wounded.
The ministry also stated that “in the past 24 hours alone, 23 people waiting for aid were martyred and more than 54 others were injured.”
It further noted that this brings the total number of casualties among those seeking aid—referred to as “breadline martyrs”—who have arrived at hospitals since May 27, to 743 martyrs and 4,891 wounded.
Health Ministry: Fuel Crisis Severely Depleting the Collapsing Healthcare System
The Ministry of Health in Gaza confirmed that the ongoing fuel shortage needed to operate hospital generators remains unresolved, reaching unprecedented levels.
In a press statement issued on Saturday, the ministry said the crisis is further intensifying the severe depletion of the already collapsing healthcare system and the few remaining operational hospitals.
It added that the growing number of critical injuries increases the urgent need to ensure the continuous operation of generators powering vital hospital departments.
The ministry stressed that the Israeli occupation is deliberately pursuing a “drip-feeding” policy in allowing limited fuel entry, which does not provide hospitals with sufficient operational time.
It warned that the continued reliance on temporary and emergency solutions means that life-saving departments are on the verge of shutting down.
The ministry also noted that hospital engineering teams are overwhelmed by the constant need to monitor generator performance and implement fuel-saving measures, which have become increasingly ineffective.
The Health Ministry renewed its urgent appeal to relevant parties to intervene and pressure the Israeli authorities to allow the entry of the necessary fuel supplies to keep hospital generators running.
Israel Threatens Gaza Residents if Ceasefire Agreement Fails
A meeting held between Israeli political and military officials on Thursday night and Friday morning discussed military plans in the event that no ceasefire agreement is reached, according to Channel 12 Israel.
The session follows the Israeli military's announcement that it is close to achieving the goals of "Operation Gideon's Chariots," after which "several options and plans will be presented to the political level to achieve the objectives of the war, including the recovery of hostages and the defeat of Hamas."
According to Channel 12, the session saw a heated exchange between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, and ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich.
Ben-Gvir and Smotrich accused the Chief of Staff of failing to implement the recommendations of the political level, while Zamir responded, saying, "There is no room for procrastination in Gaza... Be careful with your words. Soldiers are dying in battle."
During the session, Netanyahu raised his voice, demanding that a large-scale evacuation plan be prepared for Gaza residents, urging them to move to the southern part of the Strip. He stated, "I will not concede. Hamas will not remain under any circumstances in Gaza."
Zamir, on the other hand, opposed imposing Israeli control over Gaza's residents, warning of losing control. He said during the session, "Do you want a military rule? Who will govern two million people?" Netanyahu responded loudly, "The army and the State of Israel," adding, "I do not want military rule, but I am not prepared to keep Hamas in Gaza under any circumstances."
He continued, "The alternative to the evacuation plan for the southern part of the Strip is Israeli control over Gaza, which means the killing of the hostages. This is not what I want, and I am not ready for it."
Zamir responded to Netanyahu’s statement, saying, "We need to discuss this; we haven’t agreed on this. Controlling hungry and angry people could lead to losing control, which could result in an attack on the army." He also explained that this plan "would have huge impacts on the Israeli economy and society and would require significant resources in terms of deploying regular and reserve forces."
During the session, Netanyahu instructed Zamir to prepare an evacuation plan for Gaza by the time he returns from Washington, where he is scheduled to meet U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday for talks about Gaza and Iran. Netanyahu will remain in the U.S. until Thursday.
Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation "Kan 11" reported that during the session, ministers presented military proposals, with some questioning why the plan to deport 10,000 Palestinians weekly, as previously suggested by U.S. President Trump, had not yet been implemented.
Cairo Initiates Intensive Contacts to Reach Final Agreement on Gaza Ceasefire
Egyptian sources have announced that Cairo has begun intensive communications to reach a final formula for a ceasefire agreement in Gaza after receiving a response from Hamas, which opened the door for indirect negotiations lasting 60 days.
This was reported by Cairo News Channel citing those sources, though they were not named.
The sources further reported that "Hamas has submitted its response to the latest proposal presented by the mediators."
They confirmed that "Hamas's response included opening the door for indirect negotiations to achieve a ceasefire for sixty days once agreed upon."
The sources added that "Egypt is starting intensive contacts with various parties in the coming hours to reach a final formula that will be agreed upon by all parties."
They noted that "Egypt is intensifying its communications and efforts with all sides to resume indirect negotiations between the two parties."
Earlier on Friday, Hamas issued a statement confirming that it had delivered a "positive" response to the mediators regarding the latest ceasefire and prisoner exchange proposal.
Hamas added that it submitted its response to the mediators, describing it as "positive," without disclosing further details.
Hamas confirmed its "serious readiness to immediately enter a round of negotiations on the mechanism for implementing" the proposal.
While official sources have not commented on the details of the proposal, Hebrew and American media outlets have reported that its main provisions include the release of half of the Israeli prisoners held by Hamas (10 prisoners), along with the return of 18 Palestinian prisoners' bodies in 5 phases during the 60-day ceasefire period.
Trump: A Ceasefire Agreement on Gaza Could Be Reached in Days
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Saturday, July 5, 2025, that it is "a good thing" that Hamas has stated it responded "positively" to the ceasefire proposal in Gaza.
Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One that a ceasefire agreement in Gaza could be reached as soon as next week, although he has not been briefed on the current status of the negotiations.
Trump said, "We have to do something about Gaza. We're sending a lot of money and a lot of aid."
Hamas announced on Friday evening that it had completed internal consultations and discussions with Palestinian factions regarding the mediators' latest proposal to end the aggression against the people of Gaza. Hamas confirmed that it had submitted a "positive" response to the mediators.
In a statement, which Sawa News Agency received a copy of, Hamas confirmed its "serious readiness to immediately enter negotiations on the mechanism for implementing this framework."
Israel confirmed it had received Hamas’s response through the mediators regarding the ceasefire draft proposal presented by Qatar, based on the plan by U.S. envoy Steve Vitkoff.
Israeli officials told Channel 12 that Israel had indeed received Hamas's response and is currently reviewing the details of this response. They also indicated that the Israeli negotiation delegation might depart for Doha to resume the negotiations.
Israel Decides to Send Negotiation Delegation to Qatar on Sunday
The Israeli Security Cabinet (kitchen cabinet) decided on Saturday evening, July 5, 2025, to send a negotiation delegation to the Qatari capital, Doha, on Sunday to begin talks regarding the ceasefire proposal for Gaza.
The Cabinet is scheduled to meet tonight to discuss Hamas’s response. Israeli sources say they are not rejecting Hamas's response outright, indicating that there are aspects they can work with.
Israeli Broadcasting Corporation Kan 11 quoted sources saying that estimates in Israel suggest that Hamas’s conditions will not be an obstacle to reaching a ceasefire agreement in Gaza.
The sources stated, “They are not rejecting Hamas’s response; they are discussing it, and they believe there are elements they can work with.” They added, “It’s not a 100% positive response, but in Israel, they want to move forward, seeing the response Hamas sent via Qatar as a basis for progress.”
Israeli sources indicated in the past few hours that one of the factors that allowed for progress in the deal is the intense pressure from both Qatar and the United States, particularly Qatar’s pressure on Hamas to accept the terms of the deal according to the plan presented by Steve Vitkoff.
This comes after Hamas announced in an official statement on Friday night to Saturday morning that it had submitted a "positive" response to the U.S. ceasefire proposal for Gaza and expressed its readiness to enter immediate negotiations regarding the mechanism for implementing this framework.
Hamas stated in its statement: "Hamas has completed its internal consultations and discussions with Palestinian factions and political forces regarding the mediators' latest proposal to end the aggression against our people in Gaza. The movement submitted its response to the mediators, which was positive, and the movement is fully ready to enter immediately into negotiations on the mechanism for implementing this framework."
Two Missiles Fired from Southern Gaza Intercepted
The Israeli military announced on Saturday evening, July 5, 2025, that it had intercepted two missiles fired from southern Gaza.
Sirens sounded in Kissufim in the Gaza Envelope area, and the Israeli military confirmed the interception of two projectiles fired from the southern part of the Strip.
According to Israeli Army Radio, 62 projectiles have been fired from Gaza since the resumption of the war on March 18, 2025, with the majority of them being intercepted.
78 Martyrs in Israeli Airstrikes on Gaza Since Early Saturday Morning
A Palestinian medical source announced on Saturday evening, July 5, 2025, that 78 Palestinians were martyred, and dozens more were injured in a series of Israeli airstrikes targeting various areas of the Gaza Strip since the early hours of the morning.
The source clarified that hospitals in Gaza received 78 martyrs and dozens of injuries as a result of Israeli aerial bombardments targeting different regions of the Strip.
The source also indicated that there are critically injured individuals who have arrived at the hospitals, and the medical teams are unable to treat them due to a lack of resources and medical supplies.
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