imagined after he had for tent israel visit comes just days after the palestinian president mahmoud abbas also made a three day trip to the sultanate. i keep al-douri says senior columnist for the news website he says publishing the photos of the two leaders meeting in amman is significant i think we have to look at the true. love those of. us of the our peace initiative from two thousand and two members of the arab league and neighbors of the saudi arabia to take a small lead of the process mahmoud abbas and hamas and the mind recently

and so this comes at a time that will sort of increase pressure on abbas to engage and then i should just finally say from an armani perspective i think this came as a surprise to many i just happened to be on the phone with a colleagues in oman early this morning before this news broke and they clearly had no idea what was going on just just at this moment and i think it's very interesting oman has come from playing a kind of sleepy role in the gulf to playing a role that qatar used to play a decade ago moderating and mediating between. different countries in the region search and rescue operations are still underway and you're the dead sea in jordan after flash floods there killed at least twenty one people most of the victims were children on a school outing me set this report from the scene search and rescue operations started after daybreak several people were still missing rescue school dish was of the dead sea resort area while army divers room to water but with every hour that passed hope.

anna freed from abba, and the other guy from abba. hard to believe. i actually did more research to find out who has more native american blood than her, flipper. my office stapler, this helmet. so, we spent a long time being lectured by left-wing a holes about what not to wear in hollowing. better not wear sombrero, amigo. hands off the headrest. cultural appropriation is so evil. by all means, they totally claim culture and exploit it for political purposes. hasn't she committed the biggest sin ever. she still who they are. i can talk, i am 2% native american. it's true. that's more indian than she is. meaning, i am native american. i know what i'm going as for halloween. [laughter] so, could this be the end of identity politics? if dna tests reveal that you contain the same amount of oppressive ancestry then you are oppressed too. if everyone's a minority, the nobody is, except me. as you know, i did do my own dna test on the vibe and then i did a video. >> hi, gregg got felt. my ancestry is incredibly rich. remember the donner par

i think it's it's tough it's a tough one mahmoud abbas is the palestinian leadership is clearly under pressure of up on the ropes day they're under a lot of pressure from the u.s. they have a lot of lost a lot of foreign assistance. and so this comes at a time that will sort of increase pressure on abbas to engage and then i should just finally say from an armani perspective i think this came as a surprise to many i just happened to be on the phone with colleagues in oman early this morning before this news broke and they clearly had no idea what was going on just just at this moment and i think it's very interesting oman has come from playing a kind of sleepy role in the gulf to playing a role that qatar used to play a decade ago moderating and mediating between. different countries in the region. at least twenty one people have died after flash floods and jordan most of the victims were children on a school outing near the dead sea delany and sent this report from the scene. search and rescue operations started after daybreak several people were still missing rescuers shores of the

in one nine hundred ninety six netanyahu visit comes just days after palestinian president mahmoud abbas made a three day trip to the sultanate amman's foreign minister says his government is not officially mediating. because when it comes to many issues we are not mediate we don't mediate between parties who are capable of achieving what they agree on we are facilitators in many situations that can help convince opposing parties on how to reach an agreement when it comes to the palestinian issue we believe the mediator that has to play a new role is the u.s. and particularly president trump. the members of the european union will meet in istanbul for a summit on the syrian conflict they're hoping to find common ground with turkey

and so this comes at a time that will sort of increase pressure on abbas to engage and then i should finally say from an armani perspective i think this came as a surprise to many i just happened to be on the phone with a colleagues in on mon early this morning before this news broke and they clearly had no idea what was going on just just at this moment and i think it's very interesting oman has come from playing a kind of sleepy role in the gulf to playing a role that qatar used to play a decade ago moderating and mediating between. different countries in the region you say a sleepy role but haven't they always been the sort of quiet negotiators in the region very much to the quietest of the g.c.c. countries but as. and i use this word very carefully as neutral as you could possibly get in this part of the world. i think that's right i think monny is having been increasingly playing this role since the arab spring began and ironically i think as i would say qatar's role diminished in this regard qatari played this role from twenty years ago to ten years ago as qatar got more involv

appearance to the tune of abba.nt and she came onstage and it took us all by surprise those of us that were there today covering the party conference. it was so unexpected that theresa may of us that were there today covering the party conference. it was so unexpected that theresa may involve people would come out dancing before she had even started speaking. 0bviously she had even started speaking. obviously there was a low bar last year, the speech was terrible and it fell down. she was given a p a5 by a prankster. she lost her voice and coughed her way through the speech. yak and so to be a will to deliver the speech this year. anything would be better than last year, frankly. to come out in the way was pretty surprising and we were just saying before it will not have come from her it will come from a team around her, but she was obvious the game enough. a quick look at that. his dad for any but it missed the magical moment earlier on today. —— here is that. i mean, she danced twice when she was in africa and she

that really is abba.ly is the prime minister dancing onto the stage, laughing with herself, when her political situation has been anything but funny. # you can dance, you canjive... in a time of division, a plea, to her party and the country, to stick together. let's make a positive case for our values that will cut through the bitterness and bile that is poisoning our politics, and let's say it loud and clear. conservatives will always stand up for a politics that unites us rather than divides us. applause we need to be a party for the whole country, because today millions of people who have never supported our party in the past are appalled by whatjeremy corbyn has done to labour. they want to support a party thatis labour. they want to support a party that is decent, moderate and patriotically, one that puts the national interest first. we must show everyone in this country that we are that party. first, with a personal story, a new plan for cancer testing. if you years ago, my god daughter was diagnos

and so this comes at a time that will sort of increase pressure on abbas to engage and then i should just finally say from a nominee perspective i think this came as a surprise to many i just happened to be on the phone with colleagues in oman early this morning before this news broke and they clearly had no idea what was going on just just at this moment and i think it's very interesting oman has come from playing a kind of sleepy role in the gulf to playing a role that qatar used to play a decade ago moderating and mediating between. different countries in the region feel like as president has sacked the prime minister and replaced him with his one time rival former president mahinda rajapakse was sworn in as prime minister on friday they were places for nearly a can sing a who insists he's still in office saying this decision to remove him that it's not legal at all follows the collapse of the governing coalition and offered us as more from colombia. developments here in sri lanka giving the freeze never seen never heard almost completely different twist the former president mahin

in the absence of any judicial process the diffs in media set to work on the case of mahmoud abbas saying . t.v. channels launched an intensive media campaign against a former colleague. mahmoud had once worked as chief correspondent for the government run now t.v. channel. one can barely in haiti for the valley. for what cause it back and. if you do you should consider a year but to see it unfold often. and i mean who am i. to say a false messiah how many. i am. damned thing going on here. thank you no. was. are you treating. me to go with. them and want to give you know around the hoard. of the most of the second more. family time to me. don't forget. what i. mean that's a tough one cause some. more. of them are living. given lots of good family a lot of us really. young. daughter. is studying for a mass is agree in parents. who decided to visit their reporters without borders in the french capital. what i can burn. as. the huffy any. man if one excellent mama and a half it and maybe ohio don't be. with their be. sworn in there matt. a i don't believe in yourself and so huffy our. famil

and so this comes at a time that will sort of increase pressure on abbas to engage and then i should finally say from an armani perspective i think this came as a surprise to many i just happened to be on the phone with a colleagues in oman early this morning before this news broke and they clearly had no idea what was going on just just at this moment and i think it's very interesting oman has come from playing a kind of sleepy role in the gulf to playing a role that qatar used to play a decade ago moderating and mediating between. different countries in the region. sri lanka's now former prime minister has requested an emergency session of parliament after being abruptly sacked on friday run away from seeing was fired by president might you follow sort of say no who's replaced him with his one time rival and former president mahinda rajapaksa if the speaker of parliament accept run away from seeing this request for an emergency session it would confirm the speaker accept the former prime minister's legitimacy the political turmoil follows the collapse of the governing coalition is

what is abbas but multiple abos. point is the heads of these corporations pay no mind to what's morally reprehensible or whether their own mothers defined them as. bagging across the dusty. they don't care these brave corporate titans forge ahead nonetheless and they sleep soundly knowing they work hand in hand with other brave corporate entities as hillary clinton taught us oppressing people in an apartheid state takes a village really takes it to ok ok it takes two villages with one of them sealed off for medical supplies and food and clean water and only has electricity for a few hours a day but basically it takes a village. all right let's move on to another suppression celebration. forget about the fireworks as you know we hear redacted tonight are evil russian spies ok we have a job to do and that job is tricky american people into wanting health care and a higher minimum wage and paid maternity leave because the moment on american mothers are spending more comfortable time with their babies rush you will have

she shimmied onto the stage to abba's dancing queen, making some self—effacing moves.legates that the chequers brexit proposal is the only one possible. she also talked of an end to austerity, and an immigration policy that focuses on people's skills not their country of origin. also this week, ireland's prime minister leo varadker said a deal could be done between the uk and eu within a fortnight, and the president of the commission jean claude juncker is now also making positive noises. yasmin, let's start with your reading of the conservative conference. widely regarded as a very strong performance. it was. it was very clever. she kind of demolished boris the night before. and i think it was very clever, although i hear that abba have objected to their music being used for political purposes. but the show was good. a lot of what she said, you know, needs to be questioned. i mean, for her to say end of austerity, it is not going to end and you voted for this thing over and over and over again and now it is like mark steel, the comedian, wrote in the independent, it's

supporting the interests of the united states by not giving up control of the gaza strip mahmoud abbas's wire that the u.s. is planning a proposal to offer palestinians some statehood and they have lost control strip and limited autonomy in the occupied west bank he's pushing for full independence in both areas have lost seize control of gaza in two thousand and seven. well for months palestinians and gaza have had to live with about four hours of electricity a day now that's about to double and maybe even triple this rare positive development depends as always on the tense for nation ship between hamas and israel have fought for the explains. for the first time in two years gaza's only power station is working at seventy five percent capacity three of its four turbines generating desperately needed electricity the power company says the territory can now expect a rise in supply to twelve hours a day from purer than five now sort of an agenda so what did i miss rail we get a hundred and twenty megawatts and now seventy five from the poet station so right now we can talk about implementin

that based issues are accusing the collets jingyan leader mahmoud abbas at the moment to choke as the put it and therefore would not do enough to you know for peace by for example holding money to the funds and money to the gaza strip and then pushing hamas to more violence that was an interesting told and i'm going to pick up on it and said she will talk to president abbas on this so about the situation in gaza new kid in the pa a couple of weeks protest along the border by june in use as picked up actually and also there were more victims among palestinian youths in recent days and we also understand that israel has increased again its military presence around the gaza strip the situation that can tell you looking at this meeting the two leaders do have differences on the iran deal also on the construction of new settlements by israel how those differences affect the ties between these two countries well i think both sides said today i mean they deny that they would be any problems between that israeli german relations. as friendly as before it was a very friendly atmosphere. they m

electricity for up to sixteen hours a day because of israel's blockade palestinian president mahmoud abbas rejected the foreign aid plan because of the rift with hamas in gaza south african president so rama horse has accepted the resignation of his embattled finance minister and then there has been facing calls to step down after admitting to visiting the gupta brothers the longtime friends of former president jacob zuma has been accused of corruption and then is the fourth finance minister in south africa in the past three years more on this from johannesburg with. the resignation of the finance minister and continental has come as little surprise for many south africans that's after he testified at a commission of inquiry into state capture and corruption here in south africa where he admitted to meeting with members of the gupta family meeting them privately during his tenure as the finance minister now this family of course has been accused of using their political ties to gain financially specifically their relationship with former president jacob zuma now previously nearly had said

imagined after he had for tent israel visit comes just days after the palestinian president mahmoud abbas also made a three day trip to the sultanate. i keep al-douri says senior columnist for the news website he says publishing the photos of the two leaders meeting in amman is significant i think we have to look at the true. love those of. us of the our peace initiative from two thousand and two members of the arab league and neighbors of the saudi arabia to take a small lead of the process mahmoud abbas and hamas and the mind recently and. both parties have mentioned oman as a potential for severe day of the peace process the other thing is the the fact that dollars from talks about the of the century you know the ultimate deal when he talks about it he means that there will be new partners. if you look at the netanyahu has a speech at the u.n. in september you will find that he said thanks to iran our countries have been keeping far from a. distance from his we're a now getting closer and closer because we have a mutual enemy so if you put together all these elements maybe you get a ni

detention but the mood in the west bank was definitely the tourist that day i had went on to meet mahmoud abbas the palestinian leader. unless recognized by the international community have recently met prince william for example not that it makes much of a difference since decades on there's still no agreement and palestinians feel more defeated and angry than ever. the u.s. recently shocked the world when it moved its embassy to jerusalem and recognize the disputed city as israel's capital donald trump believes that will help peace talks protests followed everywhere on both sides and all around the world. meanwhile in gaza people are becoming increasingly desperate they depend on israel and the palestinian leadership in the west bank for several resources among the ways all sides have tried to put pressure on hamas has been by cutting electricity supplies forcing many conservative retirements and slashing salaries for thousands of civil servants. from the home of the. general of buell. frazier can. see. all and in many involved water every month and they go through shell oil problem and drink

some point i know you are a big abba fan so i am sure you enjoyed the minister's dan's moves, but anyejuncker at he is having a little dance, jean claude juncker at the podium he is having a little dance, jean claudejuncker at the podium there. of course on social media as we are waiting more news brexit talks, it is filled with speculation by journalists and a few diplomats as well about whether he was mocking theresa may for her now infamous dance at the podium and that speculation was ended by this tweet from his chief spokesperson saying that without a song or dance what would life be? quoting abba there, not directed at anyone, improvisation on the moment has the music kept playing before he could start his speech. great respect for theresa may, repeatedly stated in public and demonstrated and practised. if we have learned anything from that short episode of his dancing, the european commission is well aware that anything, absolutely anything, including some dancing in the podium has to be careful that it does not become a somatic incident. i was rather thinking they could go on

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having bowled australia out for 145, mohammad abbas with figures of 5—33.ay two on 144—2 in their second innings, that's a lead of 281. the series is level after the first test was drawn. elsewhere, england beat sri lanka by seven wickets in a rain—affected third one day international in kandy. they now have a 2—0 lead in the series with two games left. colm harrison reports. ina in a match reduced to 21 overs a side, sri lanka batted first after england won the toss and then made a decent start thanks to dick bella. top scored with 36 and the home side we re top scored with 36 and the home side were well placed at 57—0 at one stage. but then came the slum, when their innings closed, they were 150-9 with adil rashid their innings closed, they were 150—9 with adil rashid doing most of the damage, the pick of the england bowlers taking for—36. england openerjason roy then led the foundations for the tourists‘ reply by smashing 41 from just 26 balls. there was a bit of a wobble as the tourists lost in bairstow and then recruit cheaply. but a half—century from

australia, chasing a daunting target 0f1162 runs, will resume at 136—3 on day five, after mohammad abbasn quick succession. opener usman khawaja is unbeaten on 50, with travis head on 3a, still requiring 326 runs on the final day. former australian great shane warne has told the bbc that test cricket isn't going to die out. warne took 708 test wickets in a glittering career that also included its fair share of controversy, but says, despite the lack of fans attending the longer format of the international game, its star players will see it thrive. i don't think test cricket is dying. i think there's a lot more interest on the tv side of things than attending the ground. i don't think there's a lot of people... i think in england and australia it is still very strong with people attending the venue of where the test matches are, buti the venue of where the test matches are, but i think around the world is more eyeballs watching on the tv. i think as long as the superstar players like virat kohli say that test cricket is the pinnacle, and he wa nts to test cricket is the pinnacle, and he w

two day visit and told a press conference she will seek contact with the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas to discuss the situation in gaza both she and that also agree that everything must be done to stop iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. there's no question it's not a secret i'm not a state secret i don't oppose the deal with iran because i thought that it's really to look yourself. but also do something to put billions of dollars in the hands of the sponsor of terrorism around the world living. in the wrong. let's bring in these political correspondent hans bronte is following the story for us hi hans so there are some sticking points between these two leaders the iran deal is essential when you're germany continue savoye support for the agreement as a way to to negotiate with iran can these two leaders find common ground while in their press conference they have made a big point of the fact that they have common ground on many issues that there are many areas of which germany and israel to agree and want to deepen the rotation of ships but that they all continue to be issues on whic

have been rallies in the brazilian city of sal palo in support of far right presidential candidate abbas a narrow is a current front runner in next week's election demonstration comes a day after thousands protested across the country against false arrow and his controversial stance on gays women and minority groups in law brazil's outgoing president michel to marry is promising to left's latin america's largest economy out of recession i am problem and rates have been falling but many people lack faith in the government because of cuts to social programs mariana sanchez reports from going in central wrestle. this back in business but barely one of the largest construction steel providers in the city of gori anya is beginning to supply the national market again just over a year ago owner made us it is he had to file for bankruptcy most of them with bankruptcy was the only option to the bad it was really sad i thought the people we have managed to recover part of our loss but we still have to work hard to pay two million dollars in debts and perhaps he says hire back the seventy workers h

mainly led by the crown prince mohammed bin so man were being targeted also we have heard mahmoud abbas from palestine and jordan and united arab emirates is saying that they are standing by saudi arabia in large rebel group in syria ziggler provinces it will continue to fight hours after a deadline for rebels to withdraw from the zone to her. yes did not say whether they agreed or rejected last month's deal between russia and turkey to set up a demilitarized area the buffer is centered around the northwestern region of it syria's last major rebel stronghold it's also where president bashar assad's government has halted a planned offensive so now according to the government the buffer was meant to be free of every weapons by the tenth of october and rebels by the fifteenth of october. police are violently broken up and government protest in the capital managua the protesters are part of an alliance of forty opposition groups calling for the end to president daniel ortega's rule since april the country has been gripped by crisis and instability three hundred fifty people have been killed

attention but the mood in the west bank was definitely but tourist that day i had went on to meet mahmoud abbas the palestinian leader he's more or less recognised by the international community having recently met prince william for example not that it makes much of a difference since decades on there is still no agreement and palestinians feel more defeated and angry than ever. the u.s. recently shocked the world when it moved its embassy to jerusalem and recognize the disputed city as israel's capital donald trump believes that will help peace talks protests followed everywhere on both songs if he wants to make another house this this land seat area seat. we have may be. and we can't make any things the only thing we can do is that. i would do this if it's in the steve what do disturb medical and get the most of it but invariably you want us maybe one must start to kill if they had a list and what it was out to be able to last in one go so no out we leave. yeah. mr modi you've got to be there will be you. if you want to become a journalist when you finish school i want to be five things inst

been in the absence of any judicial process the diffs in media set to work on the case of mahmoud abbas saying. t.v. channels launched an intensive media campaign against a former colleague. mahmoud had once worked as chief correspondent for the government run now t.v. channel. one can barely hey before this is the only thing that i. can tell you know these suckers for a year but to see it unfold often. but i mean who am i. to say a false messiah how many. of them have been on here. thank you no. i was. three years. ago when. they were in law to give you know around the horn. of the most of the second for more. than a second fizeau it's a. comedy touch me. benefited me don't forget. what i. mean that's a tough one because some. more. of them are living. given lots of very good family a lot of really. young. daughter. is studying for a mass is agree in parents. who decided to visit the reporters without borders in the french capital. what i can burn. as. huffy and oh man if one excellent mama and a half it and maybe ohio don't be. be . sworn in there matt. she shouldn't. be dumped rama a

spanish police and demonstrators have been fighting in the streets abbas alone unless catalonia a year since a banned referendum on independence and voted for secession but spain central government said the poll was illegal in reports. right police confronted hundreds of pro independence protesters at the main door of the catalan parliament in barcelona late into the night. these demonstrations fall to marched up police say a truck of more than hundred eighty thousand people earlier in the day tens of thousands marked the first anniversary of the failed bid for secession from spain bringing parts of their wealthy northeastern region home to seven and a half million people to a standstill and i know that it would. it has already been a year from october first we voted regardless of all the obstacles posed by a fascist oppressive government that did nothing but assault innocent people who went only with a ballot in hand today we go out to claim that we did we defeated the spanish state by being able to hold and when a referendum spain's constitutional court declared last year's referendu

. >> it's abba. the name of the song? >> tucker: 's at dancing queen by abba? ♪ >> tucker: all right, we are two-2. the contestants, final question. here in new york city, researchers are about to begin work on a new senses. this time they are not counting people, however. they are focusing on a small furry creature in central park. what kind of animal is it? >> no, are they counting? i was waiting. you have to read the script. >> she is reading the teleprompter. >> you are not allowed to read the teleprompter. >> i win. >> i don't think -- there is no answer. >> tucker: when you have cable news anchors on your show, things can fall apart. let me check with the judges really quick. >> the judges say the host of the program is allowed to add live on his own scripts. i think that's -- she's reading it. so greg got failed, what is the answer? >> i'm going to say squirrels. >> why would it not be rats? is it squirrels? >> new york city is about to conduct its first official squirrel census next week, volunteers are needed. >>

mainly led by the crown prince mohammed bin selman were being targeted also we have heard mahmoud abbas from palestine and jordan and united arab emirates is saying that they are standing by saudi arabia mainly sell. ery b. a is also turning out this case that they are the saudi arabia itself is the whisked him. to case despite an offer by crown prince mohammed bin still man the saudis still have turkish investigators into their compound but the consulate is still conducting business and shell reports from istanbul opposite the salad you consulates there is a company that deals with issuing visas that's the larger and smaller pilgrimage that muslims make to mecca in saudi arabia now this company as well as a few others that are scattered around the building say that they are still able to process those paperwork by going to the consulates building albeit they have to answer from in the back there is a road parallel to this building behind now this consulate has essentially been a crime scene now for several days since the disappearance of jamal khashoggi however there hasn't been any tu

and in one thousand nine hundred eighty five in this house the composer johan's abbas gen bach another very lustrous eyes are not native was born the house is now a museum. you can round off your tour advisor now with typical of the region potato dumplings and a bottle of luther why of course at the fork of the pot book. there are lots of things to see and discover on both sides of the good steak rich trail. to the top of waterfall. the waterfall is artificial as small river has been dammed up here and forts fifty eight meters to the ground. by the way was first mentioned in the fourteenth century as a border between friend and true many boundary stones are still standing. and now i say smy biggest challenge in. the climb isn't easy but it's worth it especially on a day like today. while enjoying a well deserved coffee i'll take the opportunity to write a postcard from the mountaintop. postcards are really old fashioned and a selfie is much faster but some people even make a whole video of their journey. from bangladesh he was in paris for the first time in his life and here are his im

mainly led by the crown prince mohammed bin selman were being targeted also we have heard mahmoud abbas from palestine and jordan and united arab emirates is saying that they are standing by saudi arabia mainly sell. arabia is also turning out this case that they the saudi arabia itself is the wisdom of the demand case the disappearance of. the saudi economy the main stock market index in riyadh fell by seven percent on sunday moving billions of dollars it had made since the start of the year a large rebel group in syria's province says it will maintain its position as the deadline arrives for rebels to withdraw from a buffer zone to her h.s. did not say whether it agreed or rejected last month's deal between russia and turkey to set up a demilitarized area the buffer is centered around the western region of lib syria's last major rebel stronghold now according to the green is the buffer was meant to be free of heavy weapons by october the tenth and of rebels by the fifteenth but isn't that regular violent broken up anti-government protests in the capital managua demonstrators a part of

the militarization of is where he was for the first time exposed to palestinians in the sense that abbas of the secret army and most of the hunt for the studio work. well the last flawed analysis of the for the . why but let the set in and are met with no ses i'm not most of them when all of my shop had their leg in a millionaire. that they often with a bad word. was. not the holy in new york and who were more then moved down. to fuck you only. while you were able to walk around here posting need a shabbat both in the limit. after he made me he gave too many cross sections to the e.c. people got used to him giving up by the end of the morning and they expected him to get more. sun. thank you very much mr bill. gates that lives down the negotiation. was all it was lucy believe me the whole it was. you know for the student you kill beast where you can do nothing imo you would be the number one in this game show me to log on to be told and maybe not for us to. let saddam do you know you would get under it and if in your home i did and start mr like the first thing i did murder them up with

strip and took a centrally assumed control in two thousand and six was a rival of hamas and mahmoud abbas who controlled the west bank so he was exiled and became kind of a fixer for the u.a.e. with his great contacts with the cia and the u.s. and he hired the spear operations group to carry out this operation against the al islam party which is not al-qaeda they are not affiliated with transnational terrorism they are a group a political party that is playing a role in yemeni politics as a representative of the muslim brotherhood which the u.a.e. and saudi arabia typically see as one. if there are key adversaries the muslim brotherhood wants an islamic republican model the u.a.e. and the saudis are threatened by that because they want an islamic monarchy and so they feel challenged at the same time in yemen the saudis in the u.a.e. have been assisted by the islam he's in their campaign to take the southern city of god and from the who so the it's like he's were actually allies of convenience with the d's and the saudis and then the go ahead and carry out this assassination campaign becau

mainly led by the crown prince mohammed bin selman were being targeted also we have heard mahmoud abbas from palestine and jordan and united arab emirates is saying that they are standing by saudi arabia mainly sell. the arabia is also turning out this case that they the saudi arabia itself is the week to. case. still haven't turkish investigators into that compound and the consulate is still conducting business reports from istanbul opposite the saudi consulates the company that deals with issuing visas that's the larger and smaller pilgrimage that muslims make to saudi arabia now this company as well as a few others that are scattered around the building say that they are still able to process those paperworks by going to the consulates building albeit they have to answer from in the back there is a road parallel to this building behind now this consulate has essentially been a crime scene now for several days since the disappearance of jamal khashoggi however there hasn't been any turkish police and the only people who've been going in this door here have been those who come on diplo