| Books [ ] Yosri Fouda authored and co-authored a collection of three books | A year later he helped in securing an independent production office for Al Jazeera, and established their office in London |
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| At the start of his episode Fouda stressed that he stopped his program for three weeks to "prove a stance", and that his allegiance is always to "right and truth" | Akhir Kalam Final Word 2010—2014• Al Jazeera [ ] In 1996, he joined the newly formed as a and correspondent |
Although he received numerous "tempting" offers from Aljazeera rivals, Fouda chose to return to Egypt.
26| El Deeb, Sarah October 21, 2011 | Although he did not join the protests in Tahrir, he believed that his role should be in reporting and broadcasting the events as they unfold |
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| He said "This is my way of self-censorship, either to say the truth or to be silent" | Accident [ ] On Sunday March 24, 2013 Fouda fractured his neck in a car accident near the resort town of |
In 2016, he authored another book called The last words: A testimony of hope in the.
21| ONTV was still a new channel with a small budget, but he believed in the channels administration and founder - a renowned Egyptian businessman | On May 17 Fouda stated on his account that he will end the show in six weeks, but he then decided to continue for another year |
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| 2011 Egyptian revolution [ ] Fouda supported the revolution from day one, and offered an uninterrupted coverage of the protests | ONTV [ ] Fouda joined the politically independent Egyptian channel in 2010 |
The sequel offers a deeper insight about various events discussed earlier in his show, and grants the reader access to secret reports, testimonies and evidences.
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