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response came from jordan, and of course now we see that, so now jordan and king of jordan now is like going to be persona and grada very quickly in this region, so talking about the land route just because essentially puts out the port, the ports out the commission, the israely ports out the commission. that they're empty, they're completely empty and you know that the us comes in with their big guns with their troops and they can't do anything to stop them, the attacks continue, so all of sudden you have uae se arabia and jordan to allowing this land corridor through their territory, and the only the only thing i want to bring up here is honestly, do you guys remember when last year bes went to new york and he gave this speech in which he said there's no such thing as a palestinian people, and he had the map in front of him, and it was the map of what they like to call greater israel, which includes jordan and part of saudi arabia, and these are the people they want to normalize with. i mean, when we talk about a... arab ring mentality, this is it in a nutshell, going against their o

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jordan didn't have a shot on goal, he made 8 shots, 8 of them were outside, jordan made 17 shots in front of him , 7-8 of them were on goal, and two of them led to goals. yes, this shows that the jordanian team does not lose anything from korea's merits, but they wanted to take the best players who are dangerous today . now, god willing, if not, we will definitely win tomorrow against the jordanian team. we can have a very easy game. it is very difficult to play this kind of game. kenny says that all their offensive work is on these two keys, number 10, number 11 , who hit the throat . let's say your player is jordanian he is not a high level player or he is. it could be messi, it could be a player from jordan or iran, we have so many good players. with tonight, korea was only able to create a situation for itself in some places, which did a combined job and entered jordan from the depth of jordan's defense . we saw jordan tonight . diego simone, their coach, mr. amoute , has the same style and plays the same style, now mr. simone plays 442 lines, he now has his own style and he was able

it was a lot to be discussed, but jordan and the u.s.ey allies so they really want to be on board with each other. there will be differences of course, but king abdullah came with that message of a cease-fire and of aid into gaza, which we heard. >> as he said, key allies, the u.s. and jordan, but what difference do you think this meeting might actually make when you look at the conflict still going on in israel and gaza? >> if you think back to october 7, president biden went to israel in the days after and he was due to meet king abdullah, but he cancel that meeting, there was the airstrike on the hospital. in the months since then, president biden's tone has changed a little bit. last year, we saw a very harsh rebuke of israel. in some respects, king abdullah came to see joe biden in a very different mood to maybe what he was at the time. however, critics will say it is all very well and good america expressing slight concern about israel's tactics, but they continued to give aid and support israel's military operation in gaza. the ot

not that many people live in jordan around 11000000. and there was one story from a local shop owner. he was talking about his love for tennis, but what's jordan got? so when behind their sale, you know, in this particular tournament, he was completely converted in the streets. you see the streets, the turn out, the jordan flags waived in the streets. you know, i think it just goes to show that the tide is turning a bit, you know, nations that are not associated with the support of football that they start making some noise in the sports and they start making progress in major tournaments. they get the fan base behind them and then you know, in a few tournaments from now, maybe we're talking about jordan walking away with the title, but it has definitely galvanized the nation. i'll thanks as always, the dw, so chris harrington, dw sports. good to see you, chris. thank you. las vegas is putting on the biggest event in us sports. this year's super bowl pits teams from san francisco in kansas city against each other for american footballs,

we saw that again two weeks ago when americans were killed and jordan, close to the syrian jordan by a radical military group backed by iran. instead, u.s. military forces have struck targets in iraq and syria. our response will continue. we are grateful for our partners and allies like the king who work with us every single day to advance stability across the region, and beyond. it's these difficult times like these when our bond is more important than ever, and jill and i are pleased to welcome the queen and crown prince to the white house today. your majesty, over to you. king abdullah: mr. president, thank you for your gracious hospitality. my visit today carries an added meaning as our countries this year marked 75 years of strategic partnership. we hoped we would be marking this major milestone under better circumstances. unfortunately, one of the most devastating wars continues to unfold as we speak. nearly 100,000 people have been killed, injured or are missing. the majority are women and children. we could not afford an israeli attack on rafah. the situation is already unbea

it was the four sides of jordan. we discussed the previous game with the players after the game, and you reached this stage in the previous seasons. you had arrived important this is for you to forget this game. and think about the qatar game. in iran-qatar confrontations , there were 16 wins for iran and three wins for qatar, and the last defeat of our country's national team was 14. everyone knows that iran is a powerful and complex team. they have a dangerous offensive line, but our goal is to reach the final. the match of the national team against qatar will be held at 18:00 on wednesday, the 18th of bahman. the winner of this match on the 21st of bahman will face jordan in the final. mehdi ali moradi , radio and television news agency. but the national football team of qatar. the championship title of the asian nations cup tonight from he will use any means to reach the final match. the qatar national team is participating in the asian nations cup for the 11th time. the only achievement of the anabis goes back t

they can say that jordan has not had a single shot on goal today , 8 of them were outside, jordan had 17 shots, 7-8 of them were on goal, and 2 of them resulted in goals. yes, this shows that the jordanian team does not lose anything from the merits of korea he wanted to take the best people who are dangerous today. if god willing, if not , we will definitely win the game tomorrow against the jordan team . two toasts no. 10 and no. 11 that hit the throat. yes, pay attention to these two. low center of gravity, high speed, ability to carry the ball . there are three factors that a player with a high level can have. there is no reason to call this jordanian player a high level player. it doesn't exist or it exists , this player could be messi, it could be a player in jordan or our iran, which has so many good players, but tonight, korea was only able to create opportunities for itself in some places. it would be 5 5, which means a bus exactly like mr. diego simone, their coach is mr. amuted hamon. stylo is playing the same style , now mr. simone is playing 44 lines, he now has his own s

and can jordan started to prevent dozens from entering jordan? a total of 12000 cousins were let into georgia and in 1969 and temporarily the 2nd and the refuge account is josh the gaza. com is the poorest most marginalized comp in jordan. and that's because the residence of that com, they don't have the national id that they need to allow them to work on. those um is a co founder of a cooperative that helps a dozen women refugees in jordan find culturally relevant employment id is the defendant of the guys in palestinians who are driven out of their homes twice by is that right? the forces overlap, but they're definitely they can let you do what you can do to kind of hook me up for a 2nd in for a bit of a flea. and he'll come home. diamond bloom, we should have all our collision up the block on the list for but at the legal level specialist. now, what is the middle initial now? what is the bush and possibly not in the my mind, you will see that the front end of the heavy in the middle just not in san themselves with as, which will sort of feel y

no refugees in jordan, no refugees in egypt. and lots of people in the west look at this and say, how can people not allow for the city is to get in. but in fact, this is a position coordinated with the police standing. and them says, who have done the lesson from 1948 who do not wish to dave. and so the, the decision to close the board, this is actually a decision not to allow, is read to sort of the concert at the, but his tendency expense. and i understand is, out of the not most you and member states including western powers have expressed concerns for the faith of cause us 2300000 people. they have publicly condemned as a really politicians and leaders cold for the expulsion for the palestinians. on january 28th, at least 10 is ready. the cabinet ministers participated in a re settled cuz event in jerusalem is really national security minister. time you'd been giving you a dress, a cheer crowd, the the there would be no arabs in the goods as to they would go to turkey to scotland, to britain. i want them out of guys and we

israel in its attacks on the karame village in jordan.after the heavy defeat by the arabs in the six-day war. only in the first 48 hours after the end of the war, 5,000 palestinians applied for membership in the organization. the battle of karame initially brought about the unity of the kingdom of jordan and the palestinians. but soon the gaining of power by fatas gorillas led to internal differences and that got out of control and led to a wide spread and bloody conflict. king hussein of jordan was targeted an assassination attempt. the jordanian army. blame the palestinians. in september of 1970, king hussein attacked the gorilla's positions and pushed them back to the syrian borders. although the fatah organization inevitably set up his organization once again in the south of lebanon, the eventful years after exile left a deep impact on palestinian. in society, defeated by israel and the west, disillusionment with the arabs, the bad conditions of the refugees and displacement and isolation in arab societies, strengthened the unity of t

in 1968 the most revolutionary anti-hollywood filmmaker. went to jordan.اسم الفتح، باسم الثوره الشعبيه، باسم الدم بسم الجرح، اللي بينزف حريه. باسمك, باسمك يا فلسطين. اعلنناها. in the same year, the us proposed a peace plan to the conflicting parties in the middle east. the palestinians objected and started demonstration on the streets of jordan. the experience of accompanying palestinians with great revolutionary directors had awaken the dormant dreams of abu ali and his friends. when the photography department team, whose main members were mustafa abu ali, haria and mersal watched the recorded images of the demonstrations, they came to the conclusion that they have everything they needed to make a movie, so they started working. and made a 20 minute movie called say no to the peace plan. it was the first movie of resistance organizations. the movie was screened to senior leaders of fatah. the palestinian leaders found something in the movie that became the main reason for their interests in cinema. the power of cinema and explaining the situation in the b

but they chose jordan which essentially an iranian proxy putting jordan on the map, hosting u.s. troops knowing that there's a large percentage of the population in jordan who are palestinians who are enraged in some cases ability what israel is doing in gaza, thinking the united states supports israel. so from an iranian perspective stoking problems and lighting a fire in jordan. when that attack took place, jordan initially said the attack was in syria, u.s. troops in syria not jordan. that shows a level of sensi sensitivity. we saw that level of sensitivity again now whereby there were reports that jordan was supporting the united states in these counterattacks of the seven different sites in syria and iraq. quickly the jordanians responded again saying we're not involved in these air strikes in iraq but didn't mention syria because jordan, quietly, since the beginning of this year, has been targeting sites inside syria. sites it says are associated with making drugs, for which the iranians profit and they're shipped through jordan through the rest of the middle east and the j

jordan started to prevent dozens from entering jordan. a total of 12000 cousins were let into georgia and in 1969 and temporarily the 2nd in the refugee commerce these josh, the, the gaza. com is the poorest most marginalized comp in jordan. and that's because the residence back com, they don't have the national id that they need to allow them to work with. those um is a co founder of a cooperative that helps the guys and women refugees in jordan find culturally relevant. employment i'll do is the defendant of the guys and palestinians who are driven out of their homes twice by israeli forces overlap. but the definitely the can the legend due to economic the 2nd in for a bit of a flea, and he'll come ha, a holy diamond bloom. we should have all our collisions up the block on the list for the legal level specialist. now what is the middle initial now? what is the one on the possibly not in the my mind, you will see the defendant of the heavy and i'm, i'm just not said themselves sort of zillow, which will sort of feed them. yeah, i mean i'

jordan and palestine also have strong historical names. while there are no officials, statistics is believed up to half of jordan's population is of palestinian origin. jordan has been the custodian of jerusalem's holy sides for the past 100 years and that spawns controversy of as variety, security and visits to the locks. a mosque is running, jordan signed a peace treaty in 1994, shortly after the finding of the oslo accords. which established the palestinian authority, holland and again, the is a senior fellow at the middle east institute and he was an advisor to the palestinian leadership. and jamal a says, the us doesn't share jordan's concerns about offer. despite presenting a united front of the press conference, clearly not on the same page, both in the substance and even in the tone. the king spoke with great uh urgency about a ceasefire, and now the president talked about a 6 week pause, which may or may not happen. they're encouraging these riley's very interesting use of words. encouraging these riley's to reconsider their oppos

um yes, the us in jordan is that with the permission of the jordanian government, but that base in jordan is a supply base for a lot of the of the bigger us space in syria. again, the countries around the world, russia know to play a, which has its own forces in syria, which was saying, why is the us in syria and is the us and syria legally, which of course, i think is a big, big question mark rusher of cost will say it's invite to didn't by the sofa and government of the go mentor, president assigned and that's why it's uprising in syria. i think that'll be questions. they'll be probably a security council meeting in the coming days on this. but i think the question about how seriously the international community will take it and the it's natural response will i think, and totally depend on whether there are strikes inside iran or not. yeah, james and those who are just uh, just talking about the issues and the questions that would be raised over the possible violation of sovereignty here. because my food i did was, was saying about the questions will be raised in iraq. if there are us a

in jordan, abraham, with his movie, struggle in joudish, became the first palestinian filmmaker who played a major role in the process of making a feature film. the movie started the jordanian cinema, but neither with this movie or other movies made by other arab filmmakers were created. either quantitatively or qualitatively, saran and his colleagues could not establish any significant cinema trend that was aimed at the goal of liberating palestine. on the other hand, israeli cinematographers began to present hand-picked images of very beautiful, legendary and rich country that was the island of stability. in the middle east, the goal of making those movies was to present a perfect image of the newly established israel to encourage the jews everywhere in the world to immigrate to israel. in these documentaries, the israeli cinema was always showing and trying to reach a greater israel. before that, the israeli cinema rarely made feature films, but since the 1960s, the development and support of fictional cinema was put top of israel's. cultural policies, in that decade, movies were made i

well, i'm just starting with jordan. they covered a lot of ground 3 speakers given their role this special role. they talked a little bit about how israel has really tried to change their identity as muslim and christian sites. given this special role, how much, how much influence does the voice have had it set and they would have a lot of influence? i think for a number of reasons. one, the most obvious reasons they've had the relationship where they hold it places for a 100 years, as we've heard from the jordanian. but it's also because it's maintained throughout the past. a certainty is exactly disagreement with his read. the spice is rarely violation so dangerous to them and in front of site in general. so jordan is not exactly, you know, is rouse fiercest any. it's in fact a piece bought uh photos right. and hands when the door daniel talk. i think everyone should be listening a day because they're not going to be saying things that are meant to, you know, for meant or with you sure. in order anything. if anything t

same for jordan, jordan, the majority of jordan's population is actually palestinian if you're not aware of that with the west bank being on its border. it has over the decades become home to o millions and millionsf palestinians, in fact, the queen of jordan, you mentioned king abdul, king jordan is palestinian and that's to offer context there. you mentioned the schools, i'm glad that you raised that. hamas was controlling the government in gaza and so, you know, we say that they run the health ministry and they run the schools. you have to understand andea please take my word for it because i'm a reporter who has worked in gaza, the majority of people that i have spoken to and americans question backt and ph back on this but the majority of palestinians that i have spoken to believeke that they would hae been better without hamas. it wasn't that they were pounding or hammering them to -- to hate israel, remember, gaza has gone through extreme periods of occupation and blockades and so the conditions were making it so that the palestinian people were resenting israel for those conditio

jordan to the east of the jordan river has 2 border crossings with as well and the north and by the gulf of aka by and visit the king. hussein bridge over the jordan river, linking the kingdom with the occupied westbank. jordan and palestine also have strong historical names. while there is no official statistics, it is believed up to half of jordan's population are of palestinian origin. jordan has been the custodian of jerusalem's holy sites for the past 100 years. notably, this has blanks controversy. all the is ready, security and visits to the outbox. a mosque is around and jordan signed a peace treaty in 1994, shortly after the signing of the oslo accords accords which establish the palestinian authority. well, how did that again d as a senior fellow at the middle east institute, it wasn't adviser to the palestinian leadership ends on my lot and he says the us doesn't shed join us concerns about of the spot present in a united front. have the press conference, clearly not on the same page uh, both in the substance and even in the tone. the king spoke with great urgency about a ceas

but jim jordan is in the mix. host: judiciary committee investigating compared to the oversight committee, they are both behind closed doors, right? how do they break down the line of questioning? guest: it is a little bit of back-and-forth. and they're both sort of jockeying. when mccarthy first announced the impeachment, he put them together because he saw that jim jordan's team and their lawyers, especially when it comes to national security expertise, had a little bit more experience than james comer. host: wasn't jim jordan her chair of oversight committee at one point? guest: yes. host: randy in missouri, republican. caller: i really appreciate your show. i just want to say that this rest -- arrest of this witness informant does not kill this case. they have evidence of shell companies, evidence of former business associates saying that he was selling the biden brand. and when you define bribery, it does not mean he has to personally gain from it. when his family gains from it, it qualifies as bribery. the t

the jordan is to the east of the jordan river, has to bode across things with is riley the knowles. and then by the see a by the read say in the south. and that is the king. hussein bridge over the jordan river linking the kingdom with the occupied west bank. now jordan and palestine also have strong estimate links. while there were no official says to city sticks is believed up to half of children's population or of palestinian origin. jordan has been the custodian, as has mentioned in the press conference of jerusalem's muslim and christian hardy science, including the axa most israel and jordan, signed a peace treaty in 1994. shortly after the signing of the. also the calls which are stablished, the palestinian will forward to college. and again, this is a senior fellow at the middle east institute and was advised that the palestinian leadership joins us now from arlington in virginia. and so get me started getting these kentucky with us on the program is very short press conference for broke from by the american president and the jordanian king. but i, i did assess that they wer

all right, jordan. can you sell us on kamala? can anybody? >> jordan: no. i don't want to repeat myself, but does anyone really believe that when they say that? i'd listen to her many times. i never understand what she's saying. i'm waiting for the punch line. it just doesn't come. it's really odd. i think she is sharper than biden, because anyone is sharper than biden. >> greg: it's a lo bar. >> jordan: because she's not senile. i don't know. it's not a secret weapon except for destruction. >> greg: what if she has reversed senility? that, as she ages, she's become more coherent? have we ever thought of that? >> jordan: benjamin button. >> greg: benjamin button for the brain, kat. do you think she's a secret weapon? or are they trying to distract us from the real secret weapons? >> kat: yeah, i don't. if he is, it's a very well-kept secret. [laughs] also the article really annoyed me because it did that thing where the issue is biden's age, which is not. anyone of any age behaving that way, i would be deeply concerned about. but also, i just -- i don't thi

why do you think it is taking that period of time for jordans jordan to reach this profile? i feel like in this situation. yeah. well, i think the profile that's been reached now is very important in sense of there being a possibility. the fact that he was invited and spoken by it was spoken with many of the advisors, but also speaking to the president biden. this is an illicit indication of what's happening in the background that there's a loss of patients for the genocide of war. but as for jordan's role here it is a big role. i mean, the fact is, the epicenter of the epicenter here is, is the matson, the motion box in jerusalem. and jordan offensively should have control been given control. this has international law, but that's been in that's been over run quite a bit. so now i think jordan is trying to adjust its own positioning because it has a population that does not support them what's going on. and so even though it is a modern, a modern are still will be holding some people. so i think a lot of different things are affecting this moment. but the, but again, i just

the palestinians objected and started demonstration on the streets of jordan. movie, so they started working. and made a 20 minute movie called say no to the peace plan. it was the first movie of resistance organizations. the movie was screened to senior leaders of fatah. the palestinian leaders found something in the movie that became the main reason for their interests in cinema, the power of cinema and explaining the situation in the battlefield. the revolution cinema was the title fatal leaders chose for the palestinian cinema. mustafa abu ali in a statement wrote for palestine film foundation and highlighted the goals of the revolutionary cinema as follows. the sound of guns should be louder than any other sound. light weapons are the people. main weapons in the war, and in the same way, light 16 mm cameras are the most suitable weapon for the cinema about people. the success of a movie should be measured by the same criteria as a success of a military operation. they are both seeking to realize a political ideal. we creates a new people, instead of being

jordan is a very good team. and he is very strong and physical and very good players from tajikistan. in my opinion, considering the quality he had, he really did a great job to get to this stage. anyway , it seems that he has done a great job so far. the neck was almost higher than tajikistan in this game, so i think this match is enough, let's go to the more interesting game of south korea and australia today. south korea seems to have a characteristic and that is to be with a plan for the whole the minutes of the game have a plan, as if now i think that it is a bit different from all the other teams in the south korean society . they played two tough games, one against saudi arabia, two of which china is among the contenders for the title, and one against australia. anyway, i think that kerr has a coach, mr. klinsmann, who, well, you know the german team. it is a team that fights until the last moment. this is one of the good qualities of the german team, who may score a goal in the last minutes. the coach of

jordan. now, biden's green light comes after days of considering options and the reluctance to spark a whiteder regional conflict. here's what we know at this hour. the pentagon says the u.s. forces have hit more than 85 targets in iraq and syria from the air using long-range bombers. the president says this is just the beginning of a retaliation campaign and warnings of further strikes. u.s. generals say the operations took about 30 minutes and likely result in some militant casualties but insist the targets were chosen specifically to avoid hitting civilians. this is coming after weeks of tension and provocation in the region by militias since the hamas attack on israel including the drone attack days ago on a u.s. outpost in jordan where three servicemembers you see here were killed, dozens hurt. president biden today attended the transfer of their remains at dover before the news of the strikes. let's get straight to ben wedeman in amman, jordan. you're on the ground. what will wider impl

jordan and palestine are one nation. i ask god that the people of gaza will also win. this wish all muslims and arab countries. they wish victory and freedom for their neighboring country . i wish the war to end. we fully support palestine. i hope the war in gaza ends and with. with the withdrawal of israel , the people of palestine and gaza should return to their land. inshallah, the palestinians will win over israel and i will celebrate the victory. the freedom of palestine is the wish of all of us and we will always support palestine. we support jordan until reaching the final. we wish that gaza will be freed from israel soon. let's go to the club football of europe paris saint-germain stops dortmund. fiorentina's defeat and bilbao's victory in the opening match of the 23rd week of the spanish la liga bilbao defeated majorca 4-0 and remained in the fifth place with 45 points. in the continuation of today's matches , elaos and barcelona are in the fourth place, girona is the third team in the table with sociedad , and

remember that the attack at the american base on northern jordan, oregon, the jordan syrian border, was carried out by a drone. it was the 1st time that an american soldier died by bombing from the air in a number of decades. this is a whole new chapter for american strategy and for american defense system and so on, so forth. so the 1st target apparently apparently was the one that was looked at during the week where washington, where this generation evaluation from washington were saying that the, the most important strategic target in terms of every thought, lee, yea, sion to the attack and jordan wouldn't be to attack the base from which of those drones odd sloane and that is in the eastern border in syria. my want to in the bigger picture and putting this into context. does this have the potential to, to escalate the situation and ignite the region? i mean, just a few days ago, the secretary of defense, the us, extreme defense, lloyd austin. he said that the us will not tolerate a tax on american troops. but at the same time, he said this is a dangerous moments in the middle east.

jordan play on a platform like tnt. you can see how much this means to them when they're on the court, when they're interacting. it's a truly special event to be part of. >> it sounds fantastic. i got to get court side one of these days. how has this perhaps helped elevate hbcu basketball or even the student body? >> yes. so many of these teams aren't getting the highs or support they deserve. that was one of the reasons michael b. jordan wanted to create this event. he always says he wants the hbcu students and athletes to feel seen. you're going to see amazing basketball today. a lot of passion both on the court and in the stands. as you know, there's nothing like hbcu fan base at a game like this. i just think every single year, you see how much the students feel seen and that truly was the mission that michael wanted when he created this classic. >> wonderful. what will you will watching for? a particular team you like? >> okay, so i like all the teams. i know my audience, but my favorite part of this is the bands a

when you have lives lost as we did with the three soldiers killed near jordan, in jordan, the presidento choice but to respond. all that was was waiting on was a calculation of how much and how far and when. certainly, the communication from our side and the iranian side is that we do not want this to escalate further. although this was a large strike , i suspect it was punishing in its breadth and width it would also stay within the confines of not escalating. part of the commentary from the iranians is that they would respond but a significant part of the commentary is that they do not want to escalate this conflict. anchor: we saw the statements from u.s. officials citing eight targets, just the first of many courses so far. what can we take away from that, that this is a prolonged operation? >> there is significant pressure on the president to send a decisive signal and make clear that the united states will not take these hits without responding. there is no point in having the firepower and strength that we have if we do not use it and protect our own. he is under significant pres

jordan at caian tells me the night of february 5th, 2022 started out great. her parents and grandmother came for dinner in the san francisco apartment. she shared with her partner antonio gomero. >> you try to be like me, the only thing is you're not slick like me. >> he was 12 years older than jordanna got her a job working for him in commercial real estate, and he liked to cook, so he made dinner for my family, cooked lamb shanks for them, and then he made me sea bass because i don't eat meat. >> and we had a great time. it was really nice. um, everyone was getting along and laughing until he fell behind a surveillance camera caught her family leaving after 1030 that saturday night. >> jordan and antonio seemed in good spirits as they walked back upstairs, but he was actually seething about something her father had said. jordan had got in trouble as a 13 year old for texting an older man, even though she never met him in person. >> and it was. there's just something so small, right? um, that that i didn't share with him because i knew how volatile he was an

military response to the deadly attack in jordan by iran-backed militants.ree soldiers killed in that attack are about to meet with president biden, the first lady, and america's top military brass as the remains of their loved ones are brought home. hopes that hamas will compromise as its leaders react to a proposed hostage and temporary cease-fire deal. even israel -- even as israel is keeping up the pressure in gaza.

go as far as jordan. jordan is experiencing his third appearance in the quarter-finals of the nations cup. he lost twice before in 204 to japan and in 2011 to uzbekistan. jordan in the stage earlier, sedou defeated iraq and was behind by 2 and 1 until the last 3 minutes of stoppage time. all three goals of jordan against iraq were in stoppage time. a goal in the first half, two goals in the second half, which shows that this team surrendered until the last seconds. he scored 5 goals, 4 of which were scored from outside the penalty area, which is more than the rest of the teams present in the drop to win this match in the stage. the semi -final should meet the winner of the match between korea and australia, the game will be held at 19:00 on friday. korea is going to meet australia with two days less rest. the fourth confrontation between these two teams in the history of the nations cup. their previous meeting with the price the championship was held. in the 2015 final, the host australia defeated kore wi

jordan is a key ally in the region for america.ecretary of state, last month, when he was in oman, said that jordan was a very important player in all of this in trying to broker peace, in trying to lead the way in making sure there is more humanitarian aid into gaza. both countries want to keep each other on side but it is a tricky balancing act for the king because remember, injordan, there is a lot of unrest byjordanians who are very angry about what is happening in gaza, they wantjordan to cut off contact with israel, cut off contact with the us, that's not going to happen. the king will be wary of those feelings back there but he will also want to keep sure that he has these close relations with america, want to be able to speak frankly to america so i think the conversation that he will be having with biden will be a very important role of the dice, so to speak, in order to be able to get western allies to listen to him. ., ~ ,, able to get western allies to listen to him. ., ~ i. ., ~ , to him. thank you and we will keep an

well, jordan, lies to the east of the jordan river, has 2 border crossings with his riley in the knowles, and then by the red sea in the south. and he is the king hussein bridge over which the jordan river flows linking the kingdom with the occupied west binding cannot jordan and palestine also how strong estimate blinks while the official statistics . it is believed that at the top of jordan's population or palestinian origin, jordan has been the custodian of 2 reasons who decides for the past 100 years. notably this a spike controversy over is really security and visits to the likes of most israel and jordan signed a peace treaty in 1994. shortly after the signing of the onslaught of calls which established the palestinian authority call. it editing is a senior fellow at the middle east institute and was an advisor to the power steering leadership in ramallah. he says, the us doesn't shed children's concerns about rafa. despite presenting a unified front of the press conference, clearly not on the same page. uh, both in the substance and even in the tone the king spoke with great urgen

okay, thanks so much. rosalyn rosalyn, jordan, it for us in washington dc. a group off is rarely said list has a tax palestinian south of the city of annapolis and the occupied west bank. at least 2 palestinians were injured when said lives up in fight and the village of a sarah, witnesses side of the attack is also safe. at least one home on 5, there's been a significant surge of sale of islands in the occupied territories since the sound of the war and on top of the salute has more from occupied east jerusalem. and this particular incident in the occupied west bank, just south of nablus. we're looking at a group of as really settlers who open fire on palestinians 2 of them sustaining injury. several cars also set a blaze as well as a home. and these witnesses speaking to, as you see, to about the incident, because this is just the latest in a series of violent attacks by is really settlers on palestinians. the one says that since october, the 7th, there has been at least 515 attacks on palestinians bias really, settlers. and this is also something that's b

and this is jordan from jordan. i kid you not . now these guys have literally just got off a plane to come here and see their team play. yeah, yeah, i want to ask you why, why, why, why it's by home. this job done this, the, what life jobs go, it's go on to qualified. so at the time that liberty dates, so i just get the plan the from k s a, i will leave midnight. so hopefully the joe daniel and this time i will do it without the need for the extra time or even so i would let you out. law sean law, we always get the time for the air, but that's what they wish. okay, so when you're leaving it tonight, it's gotta be a good game. how confident are you that they're going to win? uh, 100 percent confident that a very good game against video play and the desert of it today, they would say good. and to show that they would when they would do it tonight, they'll do it tonight of jordan from jordan. what do you think? well, i moved all the way from california just to come through. they'll watch the game. the final right. so i just got here l

jordan is experiencing his third appearance in the quarter-finals of the nations cup. two previous times, in 2004 against japan and... his two previous games against jordan were unbeaten and had a win and a draw. in his four games here, jordan has scored 9 goals, scored 5 goals , scored 4 goals from outside the penalty area, which is more than the rest of the teams in the drop. australia will meet the game that will be held on friday at 19:00 with korea in two days. istrahat is less likely to visit australia. the fourth confrontation between these two teams in the history of the nations cup. shun's previous meeting was held at the cost of the championship trophy. in the 2015 final , the host australia defeated korea with a goal in the 15th minute and became the champion. korea has almost risen from the grave. in the previous stage , he was only one minute away from falling. daoud moradi of the sda news agency, in the remaining quarters of the quarter-finals, tomorrow iran will meet japan at 15:00 and the host qatar will meet uzbekistan at 19:00. press conference now. t