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english or facebook dot com slash a.j. newsgroup or indeed what's at plus nine seven four five zero one triple one four nine and of course use grid is the hash tag a palestinian billionaire who heads up one of the middle east's biggest banks has been arrested in saudi arabia summit amount three is the chairman of arab bank it was on a business trip to riyadh but his family says that he's been detained for questioning saudi arabia recently arrested several businessmen and princes in a so-called corruption crackdown let's speak now to rami hoary who's a professor and professor and see media fellow at the american university barry joins me now from cambridge massachusetts as i read me at how do you perceive what's happening and what's going on. it seems to be that the saudi arabian leadership is using yet one more tactic to try to pressure a smaller more vulnerable arab country to form in line with its wishes that seems to be the analysis that most knowledgeable people about jordan and saudi arabia and palestine are thinking

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