the maid. hired the venetian in twelve or two to ship them to the east. they couldn't afford to pay the venetian. the fee that they'd agreed. to pay back in handy and doesn't force out what happens when. the woman in the. man in. the shadow of the aisle before this thing months who was there how did i get it will get i lost. jenna jenna. we should really look at these and i had a lot do you know yet jenna had beheaded. and

they end up sacking constantinople in twelve o four this is a remarkable thing for chrissake to have done to the sites the greatest christian city in the world it's something that provides roads across many parts of the west and of course in the greek world too. and interesting me one contemporary greek writer says look when saladin recovered jerusalem what did he do he spared the christians and what have you done you christians you've taken a christian city and you've killed christians you should follow the example of saddam did he was superior to you in the way that he behaved here. i look at if i have a mole go up in a bubble you know i let you know how to catch the picture for maybe out how to follow mega how to batek. for you being mean and can you look see for her that you are a learner and. in the left. brain that can use that they.

are innocent young i'll be. militant misbehavior was so you know how well they know was. innocent the third was a pope obsessed with crusading he inherited the failure of the crusade to recover jerusalem and the fourth crusade that he launched at captured constantinople the great christian city he tried to inspire yet another expedition what we know is the first crusade and this was designed to go through egypt and use the fertility of the knol the wealth of karo to have the resources to then recover jerusalem. in twelve eighteen. the crusaders finally found their way to the nile delta. the armies of the fifth crusade landed in egypt and captured the port of dam yet.

for three years the crusaders made no move to advance southwards towards cairo. but when they finally did their move would prove disastrous. as it had about the were going to happen for. i think that if we set a foil on him you'll. add them the riot a solid b. and b. . with a set of fire bonds where so but in the how to. you will al has a lot of the look the luck will develop at that intersection in hamlin wow that you do not and the haka shite. like in the hole you literally mean janish and. robin you know we do them with similar not all must remain as. well as a lick i would baba wawa the thin bubbly young. a dowell the

above that with a lot of men i'm to get just yet the part of a fellow american i'm hoping for that as it did but i thought what if the key thing any. howard. but she should have. to be. very clean with the senate. as well the little bubbly how do i lie there like about how to. bob our frederik if then i don't have a. yard of. a hole and that's. hamlet in the darkness in the measure as if to say. as the exact moment i start. a your brain. assault on a lie i didn't say you'll be a seles allez in a can or. three or you big brothers were engaged

in fighting. and one of them came in ruler of egypt took an infamous decision. he decided to seek an alliance with the holy roman emperor frederick the second. and yet in a shock. and then again. just let me add a bit. more because they're going to be most solid and. medical. and feel of. war slowly we.

know they will shrivel in. our little to. when reinsulate. well i'm talking accompli demi moore hit us with the salami medina do enough to tell the bullish. i'm in hand in no manner as an infant fee demands get up so if the qur'an one little embarrassed for. them it's a meal sound of. a lot of the. lash and mase action raga a warning. that had it can feel normal for free. this sixth crusade led by frederick the second had managed to take jerusalem. but fifteen years later and twelve forty four. it was reconquered and thereafter

would remain under muslim rule for the next seven centuries. because a. number by other figure and the quite honestly. say of herod bob as i licked. his eyes in figure little bubble where you can i'll melich neues at this hour many parents. know the ninth king of france was seriously ill he thinks he's going to die so he says if i survive i will take the cross and i will go say. and we said. let the n.f.l. be. caught it early. well. you we must.

pick it up and we must have been upset. that they get ahead but. let me just stop it. how does it have a solid real concept where men pick a goal to feel well i can. tell if i'm. not getting the neck of a good deal. unless you're not up a home. worn there we have to. be him and that three hundred thirty two there we go. well if you know what i will get ten asleep you. and. that's the even bomb also venue that the lobby of the. star.

of the a miss that. the media. retracing the path of the fifth crusade louis the ninth led the armies of the seventh crusade south from damietta towards cairo. but the trap had been laid by the mighty slave war in a spot called a month's worth meaning the victorious. to a solid being yet who were none mad enough to do a lot of the sort of meat and all of what i asked. for that's on. the menu. the thought. is that. i'm not on my league missed that as well and be selective about it

when a month in the months here. the year twelve fifty not only marked the a huge victory over the seventh crusade. but ironically the end of the whole way you've a dynasty. bolstered by their strength the number the men looks the slave warriors rose up to overthrow salaheddine successes. and take control of their masters states. will give you the lida. has a couple up in love with a lizzie and i go home. and get my hat. and and. and in about the bed.

i would think of any crime scene while. up above. eleven thousand. when i can and the body and the body unless you say ford has it collectively. after destroying but that. advanced westwards. two years later and with the help of the crusaders and deliver. he captured aleppo and damascus. the only muslim power remaining in the region was the member looks into egypt.

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can and maybe they should be on the side. of many. was the mean and. why and the whole must all moan for us having him. jani as possible isn't in. sorry to collect i am a sissy you're the chariot it doubled in memory. has. me and my lead i want to tell you now and not. as in my. where. was probably a but not a better hey at the lads now look in my men. will be modest and the listing rod feel how long to sally be in office on the lawn or let the she move sharia how quickly a feeling and. when he has

a sub come beavers can stand i mean again with all the celery. and the islamia. to go to was one of more than. a sunny being alone go in the merely let me love the. local who are still fickle in a sort. of. feel. a strong. pull the president a lot of. so much that i asked in a shemale high so i'm talking. the principle

ality of until. the second crusader entity in the east. for a hundred and seventy years this fortified city had successfully resisted the muslim assaults. but now in twelve sixty eight the armies of salt on the boats onyx the city. just. stood. by the time and folds to the moments in the light thirteenth century the frankie's states are pretty weak and itself is not the great principality the great power to be german the twelfth century that really does spell the end of the crusaders.

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conversations i stressed the importance of unity among the gulf cooperation council members president trump and i both believe the ongoing dispute the region has dragged on too long and the dispute benefits adversaries and harms our mutual interests our nations do important work and we have important work continue to do together and the united states hopes the parties involved will see once again the benefits of cooperation and taking actions necessary to rebuild unity in their ranks are united jews is essential to the rest of the middle eastern alliance which we hope will include the g.c.c. egypt and jordan a qatar foreign minister shared mohamed have been obdurate modest then he says the relationship with the us remains strong and then they left leaving a bit and then we have had a bilateral meeting with the secretary of state and we have discussed all the issues of interest for our countries regional issues starting with the gulf cooperation council and the peace process in the middle east as well as the re

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hour right now it's back to the crusades an arab perspective.

the year twelve sixty eight. or save the principality of until. the fall of two the member so tom. the crusaders now found themselves in a critical situation facing a muslim power fully mobilized against them. q. the third the king of jerusalem now displaced in the port city of acre made contact

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this of seeing. how we. all want to be a dumas. during his seventeen year rule. berbers had captured all the crusaders in fortress. his military successes were reminiscent of the late great salt salata d. c s i love the virus that i am no mom of headline. events mom wilkie. and d. . has a. well as a father on the image of kentucky.

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yeah. a lot more. on the move than the one will solve the books i'm a lot of up on looking at that. with the fall of acre. this unique chapter of history came to an end. after almost two centuries of bloodshed.

but the word to have been coined that would enter both history and popular discourse crusade. as i'm stalin let me and shut a million heads of cotton finish. a room or rub. my me shut a smattering. of how to get a little belittlement and that i'm to stand them consolidate. and then it's going to be command. a little cognitive one shot of the most out of most yanni made that a men man at most soon to somebody with i may win a few my bad for say there's. what was had left.

on the heads of. a haka differing. in the a friend. who wants one on some home rather than home and. put him in one of the fifteen in a mostly me be less this and that let me start them a loveless. home anansi lace up how to been messy hey well now the lays of how the money i love roman is the number right salute you have as and while you frank. will be out of communion and its heinous shockey i.e. sheen filmed for home of around one hundred a high as of how to visit your home they bathe in the sleepy.

however behind the brutal fighting. was a unique opportunity as western europeans came to know their opponents. away from the sights of sieges and but it's. not about how my but when my better and how about a hundred or. a stealth bomber one man one month. well i can when i see a career get done in ghana but. if you. he said. it had already been stand.

and. usually keep it here and see if the normal do takes a get a clear cut you know harbor i think you can learn to. see bizarre make it even equal to. the did take so good i had better let. something. must have had. a while and she megalithic to catch ask her to sleep tell him confused you didn't mean. in which of her was hospitalised and the man she means she has a dead. rock and let you. know. we're not here. as you. mustn't feel it now we're full steam with sad sooty was the head of the. furnace them and the. yard for the super can tell you how long a blast fuckin was iraq the super into someone who tossed. a no.

or something on the machine oh why didn't. you know. why they're always up here why would. a lot of the turkey bat. but then i'm not. that was up in the samoa a send off he. was. going to let cabin almost. a few months. in the one moron been out of it no more i'm on a ship in the hay again and that the sun i did. must go to them in

a shot what i want to show. what they left in the middle east's is debatable. you obviously left a number of large castles and structures. which in their turn influenced. the local architecture. culturally i believe that the muslims had a far greater effect on. europe than europe had on the middle east. i mean they had me and there was. no mother and the dialect dharwad loosely mean

length and found for part of her as i do for that will make you some at least a shock but don't forget to carry much on your offer to be willingness to. give me my will too when i'm alone one occupant separate i was to be in the roosevelt island album and yet it's as if it left you here can it be day. and then again oh you don't need a little. bit of the old well there has been a lot of me listen. to her with some estimates you know her child making sense. and i'm an atheist and feeling ill mussarat i let you off i'll you know do and. and she does with some billion stenciled little freaky and distant future to us carry at. the most horrible celine level. and for good to know

it's yes you all know it i say that in order to be your own few wild i thought he told you how muscly me feel out of the lottery. five centuries after the fall of acre. the last crusader foothold in the muslim peace. the french general napoleon bonaparte. and his army dorion landed in egypt. now a province of the ottoman empire. after capturing cairo and he moved his army to the live. in an irony of history the pollie in his dreams of establishing

a french empire in the east. were to be destroyed before the fortified walls of aig. but despite the failure of the napoleonic campaign. it would turn out to be the opening scene of a second wave of european patients. that are catching up. in that have an infant and i mean you and i and them to that of me. and the canal in financing and they love to get there he at one time and i know i had a money and fantasy about tomato mush wofully. by the eve of world war one in one nine hundred fourteen. most of the muslim lands on the shores of the mediterranean were under the occupation of european powers.

in december one nine hundred seventeen. during the british war effort against the ottoman empire. general edmund allonby entered jerusalem. after the city surrendered to his forces. the film that recorded the fall of the holy city. was mocked by the use of. over. echoing down through the centuries. thirty years after a vis seen. and under the auspices of western powers. and you entity was declared in the region. the state of israel.

and. i let them and now a lot of off you have to have them into that if it is a libya where you might it might be to have shot him out of. the crusades and did more than seven centuries ago. but the impact of this chapter of history lives on very much alive in the modern world. the. much war going to be tough on the king's head says have in a few. we now see how will mean less and less l.b.l. if. you get me learning to know them for having them without a lot of the lot of them out of the you. and i am of course a. problem. how

long in ten years or. less it i'm going to be up and how to. enact i love. this crusade. this war on terrorism. it's going to take a while. and the american people must be patient. i'm going to be patient says some ask and that he's able to sit on a cornishman. to me to these are strong does symbol it usually done the commander on time keep it under leak. soon to concede to you clinch the disease going to be time for him to speak you know says ask if this is odd you skip that

you want to sit down with him and does your media brand of that with the shrimp with a clean sheet. with big enough city to be as strong. as al. lemon it will hopefully be a man family or a quarterback threw in for a lot of the rulebook one now almost a third of the field and it will be harder than you. me tabular homes had to be if an oil them. only to. actually were laid the ready again how would. the him good then feed them and. that she might have been homeless a libya food for answer she she had then it may get. a little bit from the reactionary as she might can it.

have a calamity i live in. a flame tsunami while clem. usa . will miss more well mcdougall what. will he. be. a whole also third ophelia. and the hanukkah star maybe into the. style of the dean. for hundreds of years. the struggle has continued in the very same lines. with jerusalem at its heart.

as though this land regardless of its holiness. seems destined to live in eternal conflict between its inhabitants. and invaders. fighting behind the flag of religion. and marching under the banner of a crusade. from

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secretary of state calls for an end to the blockade of qatar for the sake of regional security. and influential regional group backs calls for a vote recount in the democratic republic of congo. handshake shrouded in secrecy a new report reveals how far president donald trump went to high details of a meeting with vladimir putin. plus what's in a name change enough to threaten the future of the greek government. and i'm santa harmless with all the sports of qatar through to the knockout rounds of the asian cup twenty twenty two world cup host north korea six nailed to book their place in the last sixteen. well the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o has called on gulf stale gulf states to end their disputes my pump a is in qatar as part of

a tour of the region saudi arabia the united arab emirates egypt and behind have all blockaded qatar economically for the past eighteen months qatari leaders deny their accusations of supporting what they call terrorist groups said a unified gulf cooperation council would benefit everyone. today in our conversations i stressed the importance of unity among the gulf cooperation council members president trump and i both believe the ongoing dispute the region has dragged on too long and the dispute benefits adversaries and harms our mutual interests our nations do important work and we have important work continue to do together and the united states hopes the parties involved will see once again the benefits of cooperation and taking actions necessary to rebuild unity in their ranks a united jews is essential to the middle eastern alliance which we hope will include the g.c.c. egypt and jordan. joins us live now from the hotel in doha where

pompei o was meeting with qatar's foreign minister so hashem is not the first time we've heard this from the u.s. secretary of state but presumably this will be welcome news to qatar. well indeed we've been hearing similar states versus the powerful former secretary of state's. rex tillerson from the u.s. envoy. to the then resign or said phase to narrow the differences between the different parties in the g.c.c. we're expecting the u.s. secretary of state to meet shortly with the emir of qatar set to be in but have met before heading to sunday arabia where he's expected to meet with king some members of the disease and one hundred. and he said that it's about time for the crisis. countries to set aside their differences to tackle what the u.s. considers to be in a growing threat in the region the what they describe as growing iranian influence

in the region something they know they won't be able to tackle as well as other challenges like the fight against ice in the region like war in yemen instability in iraq and also in syria without having all those countries on board from as far as qatar is concerned the qatari foreign minister one hundred. thirty said basically that these are good times as far as the two countries are concerned insisting on the need to further expand cooperation between the two countries this isn't to what he had to say and then alert leave and then we have had a bilateral meeting with the secretary of state and we've discussed all the issues of interest for our countries regional issues starting with the gulf cooperation council in the peace process in the middle east as well as the reconsideration in afghanistan as well as other issues such as syria and counterterrorism we are looking forward to the outputs of this meeting to be the foundations for

a strong future face between the two countries well the two parties have signed a memorandum of understanding on different issues like for example expansion of the bitch a base which is used by the part of the bases used by the. u.s. central command and or but also the need to expand trade to qatar is investing more than ninety two billion dollars in different sectors in the united states of america now the there was a development yesterday basically the surprise visit made to qatar by the g.c.c. secretary general of the latif is the only along with the. money mr feiler fares use of banalities now it is a trip that coincides with the visit of a living many people to believe that this could be an indication that perhaps the kuwaitis and the saudis are trying to find out explore new ways to put an end to this crisis which has undermined the chances for the g.c.c.

to move forward or tackle any of the many challenges that he's faces internationally but also regionally. hashem thank you hashem what a life for us there in. the shah is educate a senior political analyst he joins me now in the studio to talk more about this so . the u.s. secretary of state here in qatar the latest stop on his nine nation tour of the middle east he's got his work cut out for him has any absolutely. too many challenges and person from recent declinations and previous the clinician's have left many in the region dumbfound for answers as to what exactly is the u.s. policy in the region and i think some of what's called a fight a lot of others was left not necessarily clarified them in some big u.s. but i guess you could say this is. a process of sort of

a walk in progress as it were and certainly the gulf region is an important one and the resignation of anthony zini that they separate their pompei are arriving in the region of course. many red lights as to what exactly is the policy in the gulf and visit and visit the the so-called middle east's its strategic alliance is this all failed or not well we've heard from secure the pompei oh that in fact this has not necessarily failed and that the process continues and the war can progress as it were also continues and that's why i just mentioned that perhaps there is some movement in the gulf as to the issue of finding a resolution to the crisis. you mention there the resignation of and zinni who was a key envoy in this dispute. he's the latest in several senior officials who who who who have resigned i read also as well that of the nine

nations that the secretary of state u.s. state is visiting i believe only five of them have ambassadors have u.s. ambassadors so a lot of vacancies to fill there and it does seem that he's really short handed. in what in the work that he has to do absolutely there are no us some of us are those in qatar of the u.a.e. and saudi arabia. so there's no trump in your eye. as it were and hence whether it was for anthony zinni or for there's no will follow up on the ground which is usually needed for this kind of thing to maintain the pressure to at least show or keep appearances of persistent diplomatic efforts in the region but i think despite all of them i would say the following it seems from the tone today. that qatar has moved on as much as the washington has moved on when it comes to the gulf crisis

meaning i think just as. qatada left opec i think there's a sense that whatever the golf courses until its neighbors you know come down the tree as i keep saying all the time it's very difficult in the gulf because you have to come down upon three which is double the challenge of coming down any three so until they get over their pride apologize to qatar for the for what they've done and lift the embargo and start a dialogue qatar has decided to just move on as it were with its relations with the united states with its relationship with its neighbors and with the european community and others around the world then and here the relationship is quite precious as it were huge investments in the united states twenty billion dollars surplus of trade in favor of the united states and of course we have. mentioned the military base and so on so forth i think also from the side of washington seems

like they've moved on meaning relations between washington and doha no longer have to go through riyadh abu dhabi or any other country to just keep growing and in fact i would say the following since last january's certain dialogue between qatar and the united states we've moved not just a year not just a calendar year we've moved a political diplomatic decades and hence the confidence of the strengthening of the relationship is really obvious from the four agreements signed he then moves on to saudi arabia where he's promising to be very frank with saudi leaders about the. investigation into the murder of. the saudi journalist who has learned in the. consulate in istanbul he's also going to meet with mohammed bin sandman we understand who many believe is the man who is behind all. things are how much confidence do we have that there's going to be an honest conversation here well look i don't i don't think many people doubt that washington knows what went down

in the stumble and the new will because we've heard so many of them express it as to who is responsible who gives the orders and riyadh and so so forth but as president trump says you know in his own way well look we maybe we'll never know maybe we will know but there are lay should ship the economics of the relationship with saudi arabia the speculation so there is trumps any ethical moral or you know side show diplomatic issues that have to do with any modern human rights or the likes and hence i think president from decided that the relationship with saudi arabia will continue regardless but in the process the likes of secretary pompei will be putting pressure on the likes of mohamed to come out clean at least in the sense of. putting out a show not like that meagre secrets you know show trial

that we saw last week but something more serious to show that the saudi arabia if it did not does not just regret but actually more than regret the vent that it gives that gives enough assurances that what happened this time will not be repeated but guess what human rights violations continues in saudi arabia it's reported every day and maybe you know one young lady you know leaves the found they leave the country and creates a such havoc and something kind of that we're probably going to see more of that unless mohamed man and the saudi royal family you know gets down to business start to fix the problems that needs to be fixing and you know transform the regime it needs to be transformed so i think probably behind the scenes not during a press conference we might see the united states the trump and mr asian in particular put some pressure on the saudis in as much as congress.