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threatened to cut a tree. jordan, if it refuse to take and palestinians forcibly relocated from gauze, all new to all that begins are coverage from. i'm on. jordan has long been a close ally of the united states. a trump has struck the world with his plan to take over garza and forcibly displace its population to jordan and egypt a proposal roundly rejected by both countries. despite trump's assertion, the jordan would agree, eventually they're going to do it. okay, we do a lot for them and they're going to do it. there's also the threat of mast force displacement from the occupied west bank looming, large as well as of right wing government wants to on next the territory. and is the best thing on a green light from washington. king of the law has strong public backing in opposing the displacement of the palestinians. public anger and jordan is tangible when i have neither trunk it's in yahoo!

or anyone else have the right to displace posted news from their lands and create an alternative homeland for them. but it's not clear just how much american pressure jordan can resist. it's relied heavily on foreign aid. in the past 4 years, the country received over $5000000000.00 in us assistance, making it one of the largest recipients of american aid in the region. jordan is also part of the extensive us back security structure in this region, accepting the displacement of palestinians and annexation of the land would be a political disaster for jordan. but upsetting trump could also come at a high price on the country's economy and stability. jordan funds itself, like many other countries in the region besieged by new ideas that are that border on catch 22. uh well no matter what choice can we make uh, there is

a certain element of risk involved. but yet we have to defend over our existence. thing of the law is the 1st era leader to meet trump. since he took office last month. the entire region is watching how the jordanian monarch will maneuver through these political land lines. not all the elevator. i'm okay in a moment we'll go live to alan fisher and washington dc. but 1st time the sun who isn't on man jordan and not to because the is really government and the palestinian authority have banned all to 0 from reporting in israel and from the occupied westbank. so hemmed up as were saint george's king meeting. donald trump, a little later, the jordanians trading a very tight rope. here aren't they? well, there's a lot of implications for what this could mean. not just for jordan, but for the wider region as a whole. let's not forget that the era believe which includes jordan and includes egypt signed

a letter rejecting president trump's idea to displace palestinians from the gaza strip. and you heard him last night in an interview with american media. he said the palestinians would not have the right to return to gaza after they left, but it means a lot of different things for jordan. let's talk some numbers for a 2nd. jordan is the 4th largest recipient of us. aided makes up about 40 percent of the total weight it gets from around the world. the united states is also the biggest country that jordan exports to. so these are all implications that could happen. but remember that all of israel's land borders from the eastern side or shared with jordan, there are 3 of them. and there's also implications for what that could mean when it comes to the public. here there's a lot of support for the kings stands against trump's idea, but they're going to be waiting to see what exactly happens in washington. what comes out of this meeting, the american say that jordan is not going to have a choice. however,

the jordanians have said that they're simply not going to let that happen. but king is also expected to meet with the secretary of state, marco rubio, who has also been speaking with his egyptian counterparts about this idea of ethnically cleansing the palestinians. but the addictions were also firm in their stance against it. okay. well, we'll let you go for an awesome does. i'm hold for 40 for us from mine in georgia and will not speak to alan fisher standing by for us. allen's joining us from washington, d. c. to look ahead, alan, tell us what we should be looking out for as an one, not meeting to explain how significant this meeting is as well. we're not going to get much of a read of what happens between the 2 leaders afterwards. that are going to have a news conference, but king abdullah realizes how important this meeting it is. i'm just suggested at with $1500000000.00 a year. the us a effectively on depends the jordanian economy. what the king will perhaps say is

that they have been an american ally for a very long time and they talk about stability. they have a piece the treaty with israel. and donald trump really doesn't want to offend that by forcing the jordanians to take palestinians that it would be for cigna because the policy is on keen and those in jordan on team. and they certainly don't want to put pressure on the how she might throw in. i mean, the direct goes back to the 19 seventy's when power city extreme is attempted to over throw take the scene of jordan. that was put done. but it caused great russians throughout the middle east for a number of years. and so king abdullah will be talking about if you wanted to be a safe, stable neighborhood. you need a safe, stable jordan. and you'll point to the fact that ellia at last late last year at the georgina ian's helped repel some of the muscles that were fire. that is real. and so they have been a loyal partner. and this is the time for the us to understand that. but of course

we know that everything that donald trump does is transactional. if he's come up with this idea, he said how he believes the jordanians will take palestinians. he thinks he can push this through and he will be determined to do exactly that. but there's always the difference between what donald trump says in public, and then what he says to our leader spaces. but with the thing that is to create a new one here, is that this is donald trump 2 point. oh. so we wait to see what the official read out of the meeting is. i want to hang up, dolo says afterwards. if an ethic, okay, you'll keep us across the story. alan fisher reporting from the white house all in thing do for the time being. so let's take a look at the presence of palestinians and jordan and the significant role of the country holes. jordan borders, both israel and the occupied westbank office and 11000000 people. 2000000 are registered palestinian refugees, the largest group in the worlds. many are the descendants of people who fled or

were forced from their homes during the error of as really wars of 1948, 19671973. jordan is also the official custodian of the christian and most of them, holy sites. those are an occupied east jerusalem. we have with us odd non, hey, i just know who's a professor for international relations and us foreign policy. it cuts our university. joining us here in the studio, welcome to alpha 0. so up jordan's in a difficult position, is it not? i mean, as we've been reporting, it's one of the largest recipients of us for an aide on here is trump telling that or they don't know, forties you have to taking the palestinians. it is not so difficult that so i think we've been enough very difficult times before and i think is the major issue is not the can nomic 8 economic age is not the major issue to georgia and i think we have a good that has done a lot without american age. i think this it to use it that gave george drew it the main pillar of the data for the policy ma'am pillar is just our mission pallets team in the states. so it's,

it's not about to receiving from the stevens or from guys or from other places. go den doors for sure. this would be the 1st to step transferring to 1000000 or maybe a 1000000 menu to jordan, a 1000000 at egypt. but what will be the next step is transferring the rest of the philistines in the west, back into georgia. and this is, will materialize the concept of the right or is read that georgia is by this time. and this is the major definitive or the major effect is about the economic sanctions. i think there was an economic sanctions that give trojan before that in order to survive, that, i mean, just in 2022. so if you look at the economy for just a moment, so the wasn't jordan signs of memorandum and what's the us committed to providing more than a $1000000000.00 annually and for an assistance that has money the doors needed because of its economy? is it not? yeah, but jordan is about to figure out the door then get maybe this $1000000000.00, but toward the end, the retain give the united states a lot. there's a lot of economic corporation between them. and maybe this is no more than one.

that's the most important thing. the most important thing is intelligence corporation. between them exchange of information, meditative corporation, the use of the military base is by the american person, us. so you say that is the leverage that jordan can use over the us. so many, i think the so many cars when they draw, danny and go, but they can use against the trunk policies. and trump has tried to play this again to the using the, his 1st him from one when he meant to or try to agreement with. so called the deal of the century, the deal of the century does what's, how big and not it's a continuation already been mentation of the deal of the century. the concept, the whole content of the century is to let the ease of use take over by this time to legalize the settlements and to call the police stevens off to palestine and to destroy the unique concept. the dentist, i have been calling for self determination for the custodians and establishing

group in this united states is one of the major goals i made of jordanian foreign policy and is very important to the security of georgia. but so long as the president trump continues to push and we will obviously wait to see what happens as a result of this meetings course, but so long as he continues to push. how long can jordan resist for the current resist? i think a jordan has a lot of concepts to play. as i said, agile dean is, are united behind the king in order to face this? because he says, well, i think we'll have so many into the implications with joe, the new switch would fabric enjoy daniel identity and the future of johnson. i think the future of the kingdom will be online if this has been paramount that the term has to understand that jordan has been a country and a lie to the nights is for many centuries in jordan at for many decades. and jordan has saved many american lives. and because of the corporation intelligence corporation, with america, with a c, i, a, with other agencies,

he has to understand that the georgia is the only stable country within the region for the, surrounded by fear, the states by who, by you, who just stays united discount only deal with jordan, and if georgia has been a treat is and i live by the united sid this way. this is a message to the other printer, so you're not being out of it. but i still could talk to see what your view, your colleague, tom is dealing with a lot of allies in the, in the area where we're just also reporting earlier, the number of palestinian refugees that are currently in jordan. and that's about 2000000 you were saying that the future of jordan could be on the line. of course if they were taking more palestinian refugees, can you just elaborate on that a little bit? and, and so why do you say that one i think can and a lot has been done, that gives the bill to see is by the americans i'm by is or is. and they could not have moved them from because of, from the west bank one. think all of these properties by force that's being that

you have to use military and have to use tubes and they're going to move all this be put into short and long. and they've started but have a lot of revenge on these people. and this people, one my just to sit the stem, people have been to try and government have been trying to settle this issue for many decades. and the students will not forget that this is the country. this is glenda allowed to have just done for this. and this is where they created the problem is for jordan jordan, be a front against israel and their think a lot of patients would come from georgia and if this happens, okay, i then i as a professor for international relations and us foreign policy, it cuts our university, thanks for your thank to what was the future of the ceasefire between israel and homos remains on certain trump has suggested allowing quote, help to breakouts if the captives housing gaza are not released on saturday. the group has delayed the next exchange of captives for palestinian prisoners, accusing israel,

violating the terms of the deal. i would say cancel it and all bets are off and let hell break out. i'd say they ought to be returned by 12 o'clock on saturday. and if they're not, we take all of them. not in dribs and drabs, that 2 and one and 3 and 4 a do saturday at 12 o'clock. and after that, i would say all hell is going to break out well, senior, how mazda official has responded to the us, president's comments in a statement saying, trump must remember that agreements must be respected by both parties. and that this is the only way to ensure the hostages are returned and then goes on to say the language of threats has no value and further complicates matters to come off. as soon as our correspondent joining us on our head, dean road and con eunice, she goes up todd a quarter people. they're telling you in any response to this perceived threats by

president trump as well during the in regards of the possibility of the deceased by the collapsing has left. i was sitting here quite extras. i'm see full money posted. you have really hope that this is the 1st phase of this piece by it. it would be extends, is that in order to allow for more a to flow into the causes treatment for families to rebuild their lives. but now this very dilemma sentence of hope has been quite often over shrouded with an over she shuddered with the looming gift rates of renewed fight thing. the repeated inflammatory statements made by the american president, the president, especially about his plans to relocate palestinians, the neighboring countries. not just only this, but also regarding the cam. so all the, a c's, a quiet deal of how much did not really use that you submitted captives before the mid day of next saturday. this episode or whatever you might not forced to billions . we have spoken to them. and she was a part of what they have said. i don't,

i sent it out in the sort of hot i denounce trump statement. we've had enough and we've really tired. we don't want it all to leave on land. again, we reject the statements of trump. we have the people and we need to live, but the politicians must find a solution so we can do nothing other than waiting for an age coupon. it'd be minimal. do i have a i know we're frustrated because of the statements. hopefully we'll good, we'll provide and all loans and we hope for the return of all prisoners. we don't want them to escalation. we really had enough destruction is everywhere. a suffering was massive, like we're frustrated. we've lost everything. there was no joy now in our life. the i had a topic when it comes to the a trucks that are still coming in. so does, uh, can we tell you if there's any change in the numbers and thomas announced that it was delaying saturday's release of captives. well during those for now, we cannot see any significant confirmation regarding any immediate change being made

in terms of the numbers of a trumps that are still coming into because a straight have been sent from this morning since how much has announced the delay of reducing the east very top tips we have seen during the past few. busy as dozens of humanitarian, a troops that way carrying different food supplies and sanitation approach to about making right now that needs to be expensive to meet the minimum level of essentially military. and this is the just, but we do not see a new source volt trucks dealt with carrying heavy machinery, old if you a human at terry and made shift tens for families who are suffering from the problems of displacements. a once they have returned back to the ribbons of their destroyed homes,

you and q officials have stated repeatedly that whole bunch of $12600.00 insect causes since the implementation of the 1st by you spoke to cease by a deal. but today we are still waiting for the figure by un agencies. but what we can see is move caleb and simon's needs to many terry corporations made by us agencies who continue to stress at home. the fact that because this trip is still in a very desperate need, 4 more large scale of humanitarian aid supplies as what the money is to send to assembly as far as struggling with very high rates of or is it still a drop in the knee? it's both oceans that must be mitigated and different, 8 or what, cuz on the ground emphasize the fragility of the current situation. will believe that is deceased by will collapse,

the situation will get much more less as they are trying to cope and to mitigate price by what has been quite a lot for them to send to the entire customer. okay, thank you so much. talk to somebody soon. reporting from tanya and us in the gaza strip. for more than 3 weeks, the is really military has laid siege to the occupied westbank forcing more than 40000 palestinians from their homes. the attacks have largely focused on refugee camps and the north of the territory where we challenge has more families on the move. just some of the 10s of thousands of palestinians whom he is ready sold as a force from the homes in the occupied west bank. the situation is appalling. while we were walking, we heard explosions and proposers. we were instructed in fact, and it's a disaster. what they did because they're not doing to us the book submitting the

list of them. it's the sound of silence that kills us, not the sound of explosions, because no one cares they forced us to leave. they told us to go to a car and don't stop to in recent days, these writing ministry has focused on new asylum, refugee camp on the outskirts of to cut them according to camp officials hoff of the 13000 palestinians living that have fled. they say $200.00 homes of being completely leveled, and another $120.00 badly damaged electricity and water supplies are being caught. as they walked in the rain, the new, the homeless describes the destruction of all energy as well as long as you bet it off the bottom about is riley forces full stuff to leave and damaged the house. they destroyed the house with bulldozers and 40 soldiers breaking stuff. these ready ministry launched a large scale operation in the occupied westbank in january. soon after the si spot took effect in gaza. israel says it's targeting homes groups. it began in geneva to

cut him and to pass an area home to half a 1000000 palestinians, but its forces are also demolishing buildings and other areas like data and see the amount of un agency for palestinian refugees on. ross says dozens of palestinians being killed in the past 3 weeks and that is the longest, is ready ministry offensive in the occupied westbank. since the 2nd intifada, 25 years ago, where we talents, how does 0 we can now speak to, i'm just about why is there's a political analyst and professor of international relations at the air. american university in drama let in the occupied west bank. that's where you're joining us from. thanks for speaking to us. when was the last time you saw the scale of attacks and raids by the is released on the occupied was think mr applies um.

okay. apologies. were having audio kinda mr. applies. can you hear me? yes, i gave you the basically this is according to ease of i in the office of the user id on me the site. this is the largest uh military operation since the 2000. uh, 3. uh so that's i think the beans not getting the being organized, these kind of manage it all the ration sims, the 7 of october for years the, the fios docs in mind. so 7 of the 2 of us having in west banner. so the, the minutes of the, uh, the number of soldiers they knew the heavy weight, burns, the bags that were being deployed a couple of days ago. and it's as indicate that the huge, this is, this is kind of, this is the boss of the router. so i think you, for days, variety all need to control the west bank of to control mainly more than 22. uh, but a senior fidget canada and west bank they, it's considered to be sent to the hop code the but as the, you know,

resistance and ability to google and, and the not off the west bank. so i, as i mentioned in the beginning it's, it's, it's being blind to them about that. and also these are the statements of these, the, uh, it is a, the intelligence of a tampa bay's. i didn't that agency surface that you mentioned that there is a time, and there's a need for that and is the ideal relation uh, in depth, but a scene in the fridge. it comes to the fight to terrorism, and they administer the google data mice. the plan to attack the is at $86.00 these in the, in the future. so it, but in reality they said that they have policies to, to, you know, killed at times to a line. but as the unions to maintain or to, uh, i mean, organized the, the desktop shuttle resistance. uh, and these can, that might be moved to another or some special. another city is like a rama allowed. there are a number of different areas. that's a,

that's what these are the same. that's actually the reality this uh, what the building. uh, i mean, i mean, everybody knows that's the cancer present, a significant part of that. but as seen in history, right. and the struggles so that maybe even bulk of binds to attention. when you say, just back to what you said a moment ago, you said that this is all part of the broader strategy. can you elaborate on that or what exactly, do you mean by that? and, and when you share comments, like from the far right is really finance minister bessolo smocks read. she was just this week threatens palestinians in the occupied west bank where you are with, according to him, a quote, gaza life fates. do you believe that this is government policy or is this just one minister in the is really government? speaking of the, i think it says a policy is on the east side of the government policies. this box of the political game, the domestic bay, again, between bay and that's on yahoo, i'm his, his a group, the last a group. so it's a broad seems both of long strategy to,

to change facts and the ground to blame. mazda set the man to the settlers and building most of them is one of the indication of the supposed to be the announcing the annual sept. that means a building and use of them is that not yesterday, so, so there is a policy off to reduce the low cost of both photo existence. i mean is that i am not considered a visa of fiji games. as i mentioned, the beginning is a sense of the systems and this kind of, uh, supports for the local uh, kind of thing and who lives in these uh, yeah, does it ends on discounts. so they conduct these kinds of operation as a collective fund. spanish spends a to reviews the, the, uh, i mean, the reviews the property of that and see the support for the resistance and discount. and also there's, uh, there's a to reduce the number of that. but as the, and i heard this morning that these varieties it calling the do you need many stability to change these, the top step to change the policies,

but the name of this feed. so there's a couple of a couple of buddies he's been going back thing on the ground mainly to make the life of the scene as a lives individual guy, impossible. and without digging a deep breath, forcing people to leave the cams and, and, and in any way. okay, i'm the allies, political analyst and professor for international relations. joining us from the thank you so much. i the still ahead on the all the 0 news hour and $23.00 levels in the democratic republic of congo. tonight, accusations that they order people in displacement camps to return home. i am, i'm a degrees income will be a set of young why life has come cost $10.00 skills for hundreds of thousands of fishermen and their families after a month long. but the post by governmental increasing activity coming up and support the super bowls most valuable fair heads to be happiest, place on earth for a traditional victory parade. we have the details later and this is our,

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