says meanwhile, it will continue to block palestinians from returning home to northern garza, until abdullah is released the money in sight. this is out. is there a lie from day while also coming on us president donald trump says egypt on jordan should take in.

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these go to the need, traditional live stock, the abdullah, he's family has left. they now mainly has camels from their number one day where and cattle is difficult when the pastor is destroyed in some camels are easier to rear. they feed on trumps and survive and harsh conditions when the passage rise out in the casual di, oh, i know the light is feeling the impact of drought spreading south unpredictable rains autonomy. it's one screen passages into barren land neighboring some brewery faces. similar challenges. as the ongoing drought means, families have to travel long distances to fetch all set for themselves. and the animals 26 year old team lasagna has been forced to adapt. the hudson has also switched from capital to camels. say again, but yeah, they do. when the draft came and we under a $150.00 cattle, we sold the stand boat, 5 camels, and one of the cameras will help us survive until it rains again of a, which was that you could decide on the site. like many in the region lasalle. yeah, has land camels with their ability to survive on less water and feed

low, gaily a researcher who was displaced during the war, but was not able to leave the country. abdullah, can i please ask you for a glimpse of what life in syria is like of the moment. hi louis. thank you for having. so 1st of all, a after the fall of the offenders, england and december of 2024. there was a lot of concerns and fears on the streets and that is absolutely justified. normal . see was not the thing in syria to begin with, but the life seems as if there was going to get a bit harder. however, since then we have seen the return of normalcy. however, a creation of a new type of north, the search, as you can see, where here in center damascus and major markets, it was called charlotte. and she, as you can see, it's bustling with life. people still have their worries, i'm their height of my head. however, there's also a space for home for the 1st time. so that is something that we did not have room for. as you mentioned, i have, for example, i could not leave syria in the past few years. however, now that as well, that was mainly because i was stuck in syria with the power steer

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abdullah is one of those desperate to go back to his home in north gaza. everyone here is like me, he says. i have been here since yesterday. and left everything behind. these scenes in contrast to president trump's comments on air force one this weekend, pushing egypt and jordan to take in palestinians from the gaza strip. >> you're talking about probably a million and a half people. and we just clean out that whole thing. >> reporter: the president adding it could be temporary or could be long term. hamas saying they strongly condemn trump's statements. egypt and jordan both u.s. allies and key partners for peace in the region, are pushing back. jordan's foreign minister saying our rejection of displacement is fixed and unchangeable. linsey, we saw emotional reunions for those four hostages finally back with their loved ones this weekend, and we anticipate another hostage prisoner exchange on saturday, on top of thursday's hostage release. but this deal is extremely precar precarious. linsey. >> linsey: britt clennett in jerusalem, thank you. >>> back he

starting from a, his majesty king abdullah and his last statements and this continuous statements of refusing this injustice and this displacement of palestinians into jordan, or other way. oh you as a, this gets from one, i'm going to the other angles. if you have to go to is a d, v by the sending agribusiness a day shopping for the palestinians of the month. about 1948, the person is would love to commit to the same mistake twice. they would not leave the country. and therefore, i think implementing the imagination of the trump administration. and i'm thinking this is something that can be done easily as if it's a business deal or something. this is not going to happen. neither post jeanine's on ground agree. another thing is with what they've seen. it's not seen a doctor was they've been seeing it for the last 50 years. they will not keep the line neither with jordan accept the the, the displacement, no matter how big the pressure is off. jordan was still not agree to any point in history that it was part of a trying to to, to result of the palestinian construct at the expense of

comments while speaking to a pauses on board at full one. trump said he had a phone call with king abdullah of a 2nd of jordan and told him i'd love for you to take on more because i'm looking at the whole goal is a strip right now and it's a mess. it was i told reports as we're talking about probably a 1000000 and a half people and we just clean out that whole thing. yeah. that, that garza has become a demolition side and people are dying the so i'd rather get involved with some of the hour of nations and build housing in a different location where they can maybe live in peace for a change. it could be temporary or it could be long term that's bringing up the aisle aria and he's my associate professor of history and to a tiny investing castle. it was a specialist in the mountains middle east. great to have you back with us up to learn how seriously. so we take these treatments, comment comments from the trump, because we know from his bus presidency the most of what he says is his personal opinion. what he would like to see was the actual policy. yeah, i mean, i think, you know, there's re

when you home pair down, sol, godsa, then equally faith noon. abdullah sonya didn't betray her father during these years . garage lived the life of an ordinary. don't to write down to the noses of nato special services that were hunting him. he participated in medical conferences and even appeared on tv. no one recognized that this old man was right of uncut raj. that little bit, i guess that's cuz the 1st president, he was only arrested in july 2008. the $5000000.00 bounty problem is by us intelligence. when to others have any custody below similar to mr. sending a level asked for to be dollars and so on the question a little boy billy, the pad that you read are the one of kind of just to come on to check hook up with the others. thoughts to that. but that was on the media needs up in the side us now because each so it'd be obviously you're already pre female or not, but i think we're somebody will shoot me split that. sure. i can watch it occasionally. a lot of the summer corners to leach, know which in a couple 3 e do as well. not can you just don't go or just don't crush going thr

shamsuddin jabar, the 42 year old man suspected of carrying out that deadly attack, his half brother abdullah tells abc news. jabar traveled to egypt for about a month in 2023, telling his family he was going because it was cheap and beautiful. sources tell abc news crucial to the investigation is whether he was radicalized prior to the trip, or if the travel marked the start of his radicalization. >> what i can tell you right now is that he was 100% inspired by isis. >> the atf also searching a house the suspect rented ahead of the attack. investigators say he tried to set a small fire in the hallway in his effort to destroy the house and other evidence of his crime, but officials say evidence has been recovered, including bomb making material. sources also tell abc news the fbi found bomb making materials inside the suspect's north houston home. new orleans city officials were warned in a 2019 confidential security assessment that broken blockades made bourbon street vulnerable to a vehicle attack. the city began installing new barriers, but that work hadn't yet been completed. crews are no

shamsuddin jabar, the 42 year old man suspected of carrying out that deadly attack, his half brother abdullah tells abc news. jabar traveled to egypt for about a month in 2023, telling his family he was going because it was cheap and beautiful. sources tell abc news crucial to the investigation is whether he was radicalized prior to the trip, or if the travel marked the start of his radicalization. >> what i can tell you right now is that he was 100% inspired by isis. >> the atf also searching a house the suspect rented ahead of the attack. investigators say he tried to set a small fire in the hallway in his effort to destroy the house and other evidence of his crime, but officials say evidence has been recovered, including bomb making material. sources also tell abc news the fbi found bomb making materials inside the suspect's north houston home. new orleans city officials were warned in a 2019 confidential security assessment that broken blockades made bourbon street vulnerable to a vehicle attack. the city began installing new barriers, but that work hadn't yet been completed. crews are no

shamsuddin jabar, the 42 year old man suspected of carrying out that deadly attack, his half brother abdullah tells abc news. jabar traveled to egypt for about a month in 2023, telling his family he was going because it was cheap and beautiful. sources tell abc news crucial to the investigation is whether he was radicalized prior to the trip, or if the travel marked the start of his radicalization. >> what i can tell you right now is that he was 100% inspired by isis. >> the atf also searching a house the suspect rented ahead of the attack. investigators say he tried to set a small fire in the hallway in his effort to destroy the house and other evidence of his crime, but officials say evidence has been recovered, including bomb making material. sources also tell abc news the fbi found bomb making materials inside the suspect's north houston home. new orleans city officials were warned in a 2019 confidential security assessment that broken blockades made bourbon street vulnerable to a vehicle attack. the city began installing new barriers, but that work hadn't yet been completed. crews are no

. >> trump told reporters on air force one that he asked jordan's king abdullah to take in more palestinians. he wants egypt to do the same. the suggestion was rejected sunday by egypt and by jordan, both countries emphasizing that the only way forward is a palestinian state. meanwhile, tens of thousands of displaced gaza residents began returning to their homes overnight following a 48 hour delay that was caused by a hostage release dispute between israel and hamas. max foster joins us live now from london, with more. max, good morning to you. there's a reason this hasn't been done already. this is an incredibly politically difficult thing for these middle east, for egypt, for jordan. jordan already has a significant palestinian population, and it's a small country. more could potentially be destabilizing. what is your view of what president trump said here? because it is clear already in the week here that he is willing to threaten quite a bit. and those threats seem to move the needle in certain cases. will it move the needle in this case? >> well, he's not wrong about it being a demoliti

and i'm sure that if king abdullah says no, then they will disband immediately. but there are glimpses of what freedom means now, and i would guess that in yemen, might be the next crucial area. bahrain. they had pretty large demonstrations. syria is fairly stable. they have a young, fairly progressive president who inherited the office from his father. but i think that the united states in the future will be much more amenable to democracy taking over even in the arab countries where their leaders are our close friends. mr. updegrove: what about iran, mr. president? we've seen there that there's been a severe reaction against the opposition among the leadership, significantly different than egypt. what do you think will transpire there in the coming days? pres. carter: you remember about eight or nine years ago, there was an honest and fair election in iran and a very moderate president was elected. and he served until netanyahu became president. probably netanyahu was elected fairly the first time when he took office, but then in this last election there's grea

. >> trump telling reporters there on air force one that he asked jordan's king abdullah to take in more palestinians. he plans to request that egypt do the same. that idea, swiftly rejected sunday by egypt and jordan, both countries insisting the only way forward is palestinian statehood. all of this as tens of thousands of displaced gaza residents began returning to what is left of their homes. and let's also just remind everyone what donald trump has said about this in the past. so now, in this moment as president, he's saying he wants to clean it out. here's what he said back on october 7th, 2024. during the campaign. >> it could be better than monica. it has the best location in the middle east, the best water, the best everything it's got. it is the best. i've said it for years. you know, when i've been there and it's rough. it's a rough place before the, you know, before all of the attacks and before back and forth. what's happened over the last couple of years. and i said, wow, look at this. they never took advantage of it. you know, as a developer, it could be the most beautiful

and i'm sure that if king abdullah says no, then they will disband immediately. but there are glimpses of what freedom means now, and i would guess that in yemen, might be the next crucial area. bahrain. they had pretty large demonstrations. syria is fairly stable. they have a young, fairly progressive president who inherited the office from his father. but i think that the united states in the future will be much more amenable to democracy taking over even in the arab countries where their leaders are our close friends. mr. updegrove: what about iran, mr. president? we've seen there that there's been a severe reaction against the opposition among the leadership, significantly different than egypt. what do you think will transpire there in the coming days? pres. carter: you remember about eight or nine years ago, there was an honest and fair election in iran and a very moderate president was elected. and he served until netanyahu became president. probably netanyahu was elected fairly the first time when he took office, but then in this last election there's grea

i'm joined now by vera abdullah. she is the director of love this horse equine rescue. vera, thank you so much for joining us. we're so glad that you're doing okay. and certainly some of your unexpected guests, i take it as well, are doing well. >> thank you. yes, thank you very much. yeah, they're doing good. >> so, about your rescue, vera, is that in the affected region, or are you fortunate enough to be at least somewhat far from that, so that you can carry out your rescue operations? >> yes. we're about 60 miles north of altadena, so we're in the antelope valley area, so 60 miles north of altadena. um, so we're not directly affected by the fires, but on tuesday. evening, um, i saw the fire just exploding down there. i saw it, you know, go from ten acres to 20, growing exponentially to 50, 100, 200 acres. so my daughter and i, um, got our trailers ready and we went down into the altadena area. um, we belong to a loosely knit group of horse rescue people that will go into fires with their trailers and trucks, and we have basically our dispatch that's manned by a volun

and king abdullah. >> of jordan, or the. >> foreign minister. >> of egypt.. >> released the readout after the conversation. >> with the egyptian. >> foreign minister. >> did say. >> is that. >> as far. >> as. >> the us is. >> concerned, the secretary. >> of state. >> told egypt that hamas can play as far as america is concerned, no part in any kind. >> of. future for gaza. >> and at the. >> same time, and it's quite a split screen. you're seeing hamas officials in. gaza as thousands return to the north, to. >> their devastated homes. >> you're seeing hamas. soldiers and. officials on the streets. you're seeing. >> them in. >> clean uniforms. >> doing taking. >> selfies, holding babies. so i. guess that's. hamas's response. >> to that. >> the question. might be. what is president trump. >> trying to do here? >> is he kind of setting out. a maximalist position in. >> order to try to negotiate, or is he genuinely thinking that he could push along a policy that would be incredibly, possibly existentially destabilizing for jordan and egypt? and in terms of those

i need to get on a plane to go to the region to see king abdullah of jordan. i appreciate there are other members who have not had a chance to answer questions. i'm happy to take the questions and get back to you quickly. >> mr. secretary, i yield back to the chairman and he will recess this. >> thank you, sir. chair recognizes mr. moscowicz. >> mr. chairman, thank you. i'll be quick, mr. secretary. first, let me thank the chairman, chairman mccall, for his bipartisan work on this committee. this has been one of those bright spots of this congress. i want to thank you, mr. secretary, for your sacrifice and your service to the country. these jobs are unforgiving and have deep impacts on everybody's individual families so i want to thank you for your service. i want to thank you, gold star families, for being here. like i have before, apologize to them for what happened to their loved ones in afghanistan. i'm not going to go into all the stuff that's been said by 30 people, but i do want to say this, mr. chairman. you know, the official twitter account of this c

the us president says he's spoken to jordan's king abdullah and plans to approach egypt's president nextcomments have sparked anger, though, among palestinians who've rejected what they call an attempt to displace people from their homeland. jordan has flatly refused the idea. while eqypt flatly refused the idea. while egypt had previously ruled out taking in any refugees. well, that comes as israel has blocked thousands of displaced palestinians from returning to northern gaza, accusing hamas of breaching a fragile ceasefire. after what has been 15 months of intense conflict, it comes after hamas released four israeli female soldiers. israel responded by releasing 200 palestinian prisoners. but the israeli government insists palestinians won't be allowed north until hamas releases israeli civilian archewell jihad, as agreed trump says colleagues. donald trump says that gaza should be, quote, cleaned out, suggesting that eqypt cleaned out, suggesting that egypt and jordan need to take in palestinians who've been displaced by the war there. speaking on air force one today, he described th

says, meanwhile, it will continue to blow palestinians from returning home to northern gauze, until abdullah is released the money in sight. this invalid, is there a lie from day while also coming on us president donald trump says egypt and jordan should take and move out of sydney and clean out all of gaza. is there any all me fires on villages and southern lab and on, on the dates forces would you to restore the islamic jihad has said that is really captive about? yeah. who would could be released ahead of sas, today's planned bunch of releases. that's because as well says it won't allow palestinians to return to northern gaza until will be issue us. let's cross to honey my mood. he's in de la paula for us, honey. a. so we have had a, these developments in the last few moments. what exactly if it's not make child had to say the, well, the statement that's i'm going to come back to you in a moment. opt us back into laura con laura. so clearly a lot of stake with the release of this uh, female captive value who'd. why she's so important what she is ready, the front and center of the snack in

says he'll press jordan and egypt to taken palestinians from the gaza strip from says he told king abdullah of the 2nd of jose and about the proposal in a phone call like we've reaction from palestinian. so 1st let's hear from jordan's fund vista. it says it's important for the security of the middle east. the palestinians live in peace and garza a. yeah, a simon low deductible. it will show up. will it be? will it be the lunch pin to this pace is that the piece lives up to the aspirations of the people which would materialize the local right of the palestinian people and silver and see for the construction of the infrastructure that would be needed. and i think it's important of what up jordan and egypt have said in the past. no, pretty much everyone in the region has said no. and the just the us can put a certain amount of pressure. but it is clear that the if you look at his words of the people around him, that donald trump is very much willing to look is really the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu do basically anything he wants in gaza and then live in a funeral of a 2 year old palest

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