was president trump wrong in accommodating the request of king abdullah?>> well, i can't say what king abdullah said to president trump because i wasn't there and i don't know. >> no. let's be serious. we know that king abdullah was opposed to moving the embassy. >> look, let's say he was. you have to decide on the basis of your own interest. how much would move the embassy have an effect on -- >> no. my question was president trump wrong in accommodating that request and not moving the embassy to jerusalem as he promised to do during the campaign? >> what i'm saying is this the weather got a president is a republican or democrat -- >> this is a pacific question, ambassador. i'm asking about was president trump wrong in that decision? >> my view, and i can only speak for myself is that we hailed the decision of an american president to move the embassy to jerusalem. we are not going to second-guess the tunnel. that in america's interest. >> so president trump was not wrong? >> i'm not going to second-guess the tactics, the time of moving it. he gave his wo

jordan, we've had on the critical support from king abdullah against isis. he said, this is a quote, he is quoted, a relentless war against isis and hit them in their own ground. he's been an unequivocal supporter of our efforts there. i hearken back to in egypt, when the morrissey regime came in after qaddafi's new, mubarak's removal. they actually were considering abrogating the 1979 egypt israeli peace agreement that was negotiated between anwar sadat and men knocking bacon. which they received the nobel peace prize. now, with al-sisi's regime and there they lived up to the letter of the law and secured the situation on israel's southern border with respect to gaza. in deciding if we should move the us embassy now, should the us at least consider and engage these neighbors in terms of what that move would present to the monarchy in jordan or al-sisi government in egypt? >> i think that absolutely the us needs to consider the opinions of these other allies. israel is our most stalwart and reliable ally but we do have our allies with whom we work on a numbe

the secretary of state rex tillerson was in a meeting with king abdullah of jordan when he was passed a note of the i.c.b.m. launch he then ended his participation in the meeting returned here to consult with allies around the world and as you noted elizabeth there will be an emergency security council meeting on wednesday to address the issue but in light of the fact that the security council recently passed two resolutions expanding sanctions against pyongyang and given that the u.s. just issued a new round of sanctions it's not clear exactly what can be done in order to make give up its nuclear ambitions but u.s. officials say that diplomacy is still the tool that they are relying on to resolve this crisis thank you very much for that for now that's wrong and joining joining us live from washington d.c. thank you well jim walsh. as an expert and to national security and a research associate at the massachusetts institute of technology security studies program and he says it's at a pay as an opportunity as paul to begin talks about tension on the korean peninsula it flew higher flew

. >> a great friend of the united states, king abdullah of jordan is here in washington right now. he's a muslim. and if he sees what's going on, jordan is a very close friend of the united states. i don't know why, but president decided not to meet with king abdullah while he was here in washington. did meet with the vice president pence, secretary of state tillerson and others. you would think the president would want to meet with king abdullah while he's in washington who has taken in a million syrian refugees in jordan and doing important work in the region. >> he's praised him. >> he's a great friend of the united states. i can only imagine what king abdullah and others think when they hear words coming out of the president about their religion. >> but when the president retweets this video and you hear his press secretary do this double speak and say, it doesn't matter basically it doesn't matter whether it's authentic because the threat is real. i mean, she the downplayed the questions about whether the video was accurate, whether you know, whether the perpetrator was actual

>> i believe king abdullah is a loyal ally of the u.s. and in horton partner of the state of israel and we have a peace well. with jordan as >> there is significant progress in the relationships with israel and maybe -- many of the sunni arabia,ates, saudi jordan, egypt. >> i agree. view.y agree with that >> i don't have a lot of time. interest of the united states and israel to maintain solid relationships ?ith those sunni arab states >> it is the interest of u.s. and israel in my judgment, to build on those relations and encourage some. if you may give me one more sentence on that issue, the principal factor affecting the sunni-arab world is with karen. iran.with >> i take it you are with ambassador burton that we should represent that iran nuclear deal? >> know i think you should take out the flaws and come up with a better agreement. i only have a little time. ambassador bolton i just want to ask your question. is it your view that at the present time, the holy sites in jerusalem are secure with the israeli security system? >> i think

king abdullah financial city and king abdullah industrial city. i have been to one of them.y was pretty empty when i was there. but it is all about the ability of saudi arabia to transform itself from a fairly sort of crude oil economy to something that is fit for purpose in the 21st century as a global leading economy and surely that ambition has to be saudi arabia's future? i see two to faults in the vision and i wish i could express those in a local saudi newspaper, and we need to do that in saudi arabia. number one, it is a styled darwin approach. that will not work for a country as big as saudi arabia. it would work for a small country, a city—state like dubai, doha or abu dhabi but not saudi arabia. also, it is not based onjobs. saudi arabians are addicted to foreign labour. we need to resolve the culture of jobs and saudis will go back to work. there are 4 million saudis who are not in jobs today, not 2 million as the government suggests. the actual number is 4 million. every year, 250,000 young saudis go to the job market. that is his biggest task and he should spend

just got rid of myth i've been abdulla who is the head of the national guard his father former king abdullah before he became king he was also head of the national guard so since stablish meant in one thousand nine hundred eighty two the national guard has been hit by abdullah and his son now the new crown prince just put all of that aside and is doing his own new assignment so he's really changing things around but not only within the kingdom so right before he made his major first changes in order to become crown prince he launched the war in yemen when he was defense minister so all in all while he's making major shifts and dramatic shifts with indicating them he's also making them within the region and of course that leads us neatly to the next question which is this attack apparently against saudi arabia missiles being launched from yemen's territory vis is a wake up call is it not for about the whole policy in the yemen and which way do they go now to dave you saw this new dramatic change in what i would like to call or what even they they're calling a new balance of terror between the

the bin abilities one of the most prominent princes prince met there who is the son of the late king abdullah and was the last seen the a royal in government not closely connected with king sylmar or his son the new heir to the throne also out is the minister of economy and planning are there have been mohamed faca in and engineer and a former mayor. and the commander of the navy of the low been sold. and has been ordered to retire as there is a senior political analyst marwan bashara says that the heir to the throne crown prince mohammed bin sylmar is flexing his political muscles in ways not seen before in recent saudi history. it's yet another reshuffle right in the kingdom of saudi arabia and at the heart of it is the crown prince mohammed bin so man who is clearly the man with power in hands being able to change things around within the kingdom and not only changing people but changing policies changing direction and taken on beast major mager a multi hundreds of billions of dollars projects like a new city like privatizing a bit of a run called the main oil company in saudi arabia so al

for the islamic action from the political wing of the brotherhood was king abdullah right to accuse them of being like wolves in sheep's clothing you know for next fall t w. he is one of today's most exciting concert pianists. she is a huge international star. dhani a treat for not just performing side by side with the news of the more time. one brought the phenomenal pianist and the virtual also violinist together your romance in sixty minutes on d w. with different languages we fight for different things that's fine let me all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of the press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters d. w. made for minds. there are plenty of strong views about the muslim brotherhood and its many offshoots around the world several arab states have declared them a terrorist organization the americans have yet to make up their mind my guest here in amman jordan is deemer taboo she's an m.p. for the islamic action front.

give you one very important example and you just named have been abdullah the son of the late king abdullah the head of the national. the national guard looked in two thousand and fifteen had been said and i became minister of defense. just few months ago he became the head of all the internal. security forces because they got rid of the crown prince. knife and now he took control of the third most important security apparatus within the country so he has a defense in control of interior and now in control of the guards you see he's he's ambitious he's been accused of being reckless we've got the war in yemen the blockade against cata all these changes that are going on internally in saudi arabia including things like you know the lifting of the the ban on women driving and wanting to change the focus of islam. bitten off more than he can chew as we would say in slang what is he thinking you know but not. i took a look i'm sharing this just between you and i this is an admission ok i don't want to know about it but i spent all night until three watching saudi television three a.m. three am

for the islamic action front the political wing of the brotherhood was king abdullah right to accuse them of being like wolves in sheep's clothing. welcome to conflict zone. a couple of years ago you gave an interview in which you said you espoused a moderate form of islam you said our belief is not that radical we believe in moderate islam. but there's nothing more direct about your views on violence is that of course we totally condemn violence right after the fourteenth of july attacks in jerusalem's holiest site for muslims and jews two israeli policemen both jews killed by three attackers and your reaction was to glory in their blood. well actually it's different from the way we see it because we see that israel is a aggressors the al aqsa mosque is a holy site for muslims they shouldn't be there in the first place so they are the aggressors and the palestinians something jews as well ok but. some of the holy sites where muslims pray so they are they shouldn't they be there in the first place and what the palestinians are only their freedom fighters retaliating to the israeli ag

adalah who was removed from his post as the head of the national guard he's the son of the late king abdullah and was considered a contender for the throne also out is the minister of the economy and planning at all ben mohammed. and a dollop in sultan al sultan has been ordered to retire as the commander of the saudi navy the dismissal is a widely seen as consolidating the power of the crown prince mohammed bin solomon also known as m.b.'s been solomon was elevated to his position just four months ago displacing an older cousin the same reports now on the sweeping changes and their implications. call it a surprise saturday night shake up saudi state t.v. reported that eleven princes three current and dozens of former ministers have been detained as part of an inch i corruption probe only hours after the formation of an investigative committee was announced it's difficult to relate this to corruption since they didn't have enough time to make a prosecution or to make investigations about that if there was something or some information collected previously why did the and with. the case by cas

called an acceptable agreement type who was the national guard minister is the son of the late king abdullah and was once considered a contender for the throne. the international airport on the indonesian island of bali is expected to remain closed until thursday. continues to spew volcanic ash about one hundred thousand people living near the volcano have been told to leave and scientists warn that a major eruption could happen at any moment and there's a headline news continues here on al jazeera right after the disappeared of syria by. when syria first protested in the spring of twenty eleven there were weapons were banners and songs and a deep desire for freedom. with god. in him and also. in the name and. possibly luck in the town and. syria has been ruled by a dictatorship handed down from father to son since ninety seven. the regime denies its people basic freedoms it is controlling and often merciless. or for. those who have a. look at what. some sort of incentive. is that. the regime silenced the revolution and the country into. fighter jets tanks missiles chemical weapons. it uses

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she will meet king abdullah as well as entrepreneurial women in the area, focusing on the prosperitytry. she will also travel to saudi arabia to meet the crown prince and is expected to raise concerns about the humanitarian crisis in yemen. so while the domestic political focus very much remains on brexit and the uncertainty that brings the uk's to do with the european union, theresa may is very keen to stress the uk still has a very high standing in the rest of the world. alex forsyth, they are. —— there. meanwhile downing street has sought to play down speculation that uk and eu negotiatiors have agreed the framework of a brexit divorce payment ahead of a vital eu summit next month. officials say intensive talks continue to take place as they try to move negotiations on to the next phase. our europe editor katya adler is in brussels. the pressure is rising. the eu post a deadline, and said that by the fourth of december, this monday, the uk has two progress on the main divorce issues colour make money, citizens rights, and ireland, as well. otherwise, they said that they can forget

last -- the last saudi king, king abdullah, died in 2015. he was 90 years old. when he died, his half-brother took over as king. so the new king of the saudi arabia is king salman. it was clear that it may not be a long-term arrangement and i don't mean that in a rude way. king abdullah was 90 when he died. king salman was 79 already when he took over. that was two years ago. he's now 81. in the couple of years that king salman has been king, he's maneuvered aggressively to install his favorite son as his formal and obvious and powerful successor. and he picked his favorite son for that role when his favorite son was only 30 years old. the favorite son is mbs. he's now 32 years old, very young, already been named the top economic adviser in the kingdom, the chief of the royal court in the kingdom, the defense minister of saudi arabia and officially the guy next in line to be king. he had to jump over a bunch of his cousins in order to get that role. and we don't know what happened to set off what happened this weekend, but honestly, saudi arabia and the royal cou

while injordan she will meet king abdullah as well as some business leaders and women involved in locale will also travel to saudi arabia where she will meet the crown prince and there she is expected to raise concerns about the humanitarian crisis in yemen. so while the domestic political focus very much on brexit and some uncertainty that brings for the uk's future with the eu, theresa may is very keen to stress the uk still has a very high standing in the rest of the world. that was alex forsyth, oui’ the world. that was alex forsyth, our political correspondent, with the prime minister injordan. now, the prime minister injordan. now, the papers... with me are laura hughes, political correspondent at the daily telegraph, and political commentator lance price. welcome to you both. we will look at the front pages. there is widespread reporting that a deal on brexit has been struck, at the moment. but let's bring you up—to—date with the front pages. the divorce dealfor brexit is reached, reads the metro's front page. the ft claims the uk has bowed to the eu's demands on the size of the

he just got rid of mit i've been abdulla who's the head of the national guard his father former king abdullah before he became king he was also head of the national guard so since its stablish meant in one thousand nine hundred eighty two the national guard has been held by abdullah and his son now the new crown prince just put all of that aside and is doing his own new assignment so he's really changing things around but not only within the kingdom so right before he made his major first changes in order to become crown prince he launched the war in yemen when he was defense minister so all in all while he's making major shifts and dramatic shifts with indicating them he's also making them within the region and of course that leads us neatly to the next question which is this attack apparently against saudi arabia missiles being launched from yemen's territory vis is a wake up call is it not for about the whole policy in the yemen which way do they go now today we saw this new dramatic change in what i would like to call or what even they they're calling a new balance of terror between the s

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this establishment in one thousand nine hundred two the national guard has been led either by king abdullah before he was king or by his son so you can imagine for over half a century there is a spin a certain continuity in the kingdom also went on the new king comes in while the establish their own cabinet but they do not step all over other members of the family or other centers of power within the kingdom why won't we saw here just a few months ago when the crown crown prince got rid of his boss basically the crown prince in order to become crown prince so really all in all i think we've seen mohammed and. of course the king making a new strides making major changes in the kingdom not paying attention to the conservative wing or to the wing or to the traditional way of doing politics or doing business in the kingdom so all in all really dramatic changes happening and continue to happening saudi arabia but also as we've been speaking to throughout the day it's connected with saudi arabia's regional policy as well and so then how much of a gamble is this you are saying that the changes are

abdullah sees the son of the former king and prince turki but i think is the son of god and then what he did. when you see the minister of the national guard which is a big power in saudi arabia royalty sons of the king's former king's grandchildren for mccains who used to have big responsibilities lot of money a lot of responsibilities when you see them in the prisons than when you have to ask goodness where is prime minister where is prime minister it's a concern that is legitimate as well we need to know why and how. do we need to understand the things and matters behind this is a nation this saudis step came within the context of changing the prime minister. in the context of deleting the cabinets in lebanon within the context of hitting the stability and security in lebanon or within that context of a war against lebanon like war was launched by saudi arabia in yemen or was supported by saudi. in iraq. as it personel conflict between members whoever they are we need to know is it related to the internal saudi. so we need to understand during the few coming days everything in all

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solomon's orders he is the son of the late king abdullah making him one of the most prominent princes on the list he was the last senior royal in government not closely connected with king sound man or his son and heir to the throne mohammed bin man also out is the minister of economy and planning been mohamed faqir an engineer and the former mayor of jed them. insult on assault on was the commander of the saudi navy this road to create ordered him to retire i did a senior political analyst model under sharia says the hoodie miss are highlights the missteps saudi arabia made with the war in yemen. today we saw this new dramatic change in what i would like to call or what even they they're calling a new balance of terror between the saudis and the whole things where i was not able to shoot ballistic missiles not only the goal is a thousand kilometers towards mecca but also more than that longer than that the worse we are towards the can khaled airport around riyadh so really the capacity of the home fees you know a renegade or if you will rebel group in yemen abl

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the other city is king abdullah city in the west coast. it is partially working, not fully working and it needs to work. so, building new cities is not the solution. finding jobs to the saudi people, through jobs, is the solution and i think he will spend more time with that. i think i ran out of my time before discussing foreign policy, but that is a big problem by itself and there's-- i hate the style that is back with us in saudi arabia and unfortunately involving the iranians, but every mistake we make, the iranians gain. saudi arabia is pillar of stability in the region and the sunni-- we are the majority of sunni and we are under a threat by the shia today, most the killing is happening in our territory and our land and saudi arabia should be there to counter the iranian-- but saudi arabia is obsessed with the fight against political islam, and why it is the mother and father of political islam. saudi arabia needs to change hits priority, and adopt again, its origin, it's traditions, without radical and stand up for iranian expansion

abdullah who was removed from his post as the head of the national god he's the son of the late king abdullah and was considered a contender for the throne also out is the minister of economy and planning adil been hammered by key the dismissals are widely seen as consolidating the power of the crown prince mohammed bin sound man also known as n.b.'s he was elevated to the position just four months ago displacing an older cousin or saudi arabia's king salmon has discussed security and economic issues and domestic reform in a phone call with the u.s. president donald trump but it appears they didn't discuss the major cabinet overall that's actually going to reports on the implications of a shake up. call it a surprise saturday night shake up saudi state t.v. reported that eleven princes three current and dozens of former ministers have been detained as part of an inch i corruption probe only hours after the formation of an investigative committee was announced it's difficult to relate this to corruption since they didn't have enough time to make a prosecution or to make investigations about th

state rex tillerson was in a meeting at the time of the report a launch with the king of jordan king abdullah and his spokes person how they are now it says the secretary was passed a note about the launch of this apparent i.c.b.m. ended the meeting with the king and returned to the state department where he's now been engaged in a series of phone calls and interagency meetings about the launch the main point though for a month the u.s. is that diplomacy is still the preferred way of trying to resolve the crisis with north korea and we should also mention the u.n. security council is going to hold an emergency meeting on wednesday twenty one thirty g.m.t. to talk about the situation with north korea. jordan with the latest from the state department ross thank you. at the u.n. security council has held an emergency session on human trafficking in libya evidence has emerged that hundreds of people are being auctioned in modern day slave markets in libya some of them for as little as four hundred dollars my kind of reports now from new york. a small crowd of africa next gather outside the libyan

reports that many of those detained have been tortured including the son of the late king pretty king abdullah prince did saudis at large royal family traditionally share power however these latest moves are being seen as a power grab by the new crown prince mohammed bin sort of man and as the thirty two year old's influence grows he faces challenges in neighboring yemen where the u.n. is war that unless saudi arabia holds its blockade billions of people could die of hunger last year saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt cut ties with qatar and opposed the land sea and blockade setting off an unprecedented crisis in the guy. our correspondent is following these discussions was really interesting about an event like this is that certainly from a political point of view these people actually hold cabinet positions in the government but some do sit in the upper house of parliament it's called lords. they do have a. listen to it's not acted on. well so i mean the absence of government ministers is probably down to the fact that the current government in the u.k. really can't afford to make any

billion dollars in something that the times he was the national guard minister is a son of the late king abdullah and was once considered a contender for the throne. kenya's president kenyatta has a divided nation to move on from months of political upheaval after being sworn in for a second term meanwhile at least two people were killed when police clash with supporters of the opposition leader rather a danger in nairobi catherine so i reports from the capital. who are looking at iran. for his inauguration to a rousing welcome from tens of thousands of supporters. as relieved as a reelected president following a long difficult and controversial men action campaigns they see the second of two poles was especially mad by fighting between rival supporters and violent confrontations between police and protesters kenyans are deeply divided along ethnic lines and millions over position supporters feel marginalized by oral kenyatta. drooly and diligently so as expected he said all the right things uniting kenyans more jobs continuing with development projects started in his previous stop by to listen c

young crown prince comment in some time and of course that's a bit of delos the son of the late king abdullah so that would perhaps seem to fit into a pattern of the this rising young star very headline grabbing figure consolidating his position now is that something to do with the the reports of the missile hitting. riyadh it's not possible to say i guess little they will be to do with that because obviously the national guard minister in charge of the national guards really has some responsibility for defense defense issues on the other hand it may it may be too soon after that so we just don't know enough but there are clearly one of the most striking problems facing saudi arabia today is the war that is. where it's leading the coalition to try to restore the. president of yemen of course that's been very much an issue which is over which the young crown prince has been criticized he was of course defense minister and began the campaign before being appointed crown prince this summer but it certainly underlines the quite volatile nature of what's happening in and around saudi arabia at thi

theresa may has been speaking in jordan following her meeting with king abdullah.icism of her. i‘ve made my position clear on the tweets that i have seen from president trump, but let me be clear about the relationship between the united kingdom and the united states. this is a long—term special relationship that we have. it‘s an enduring relationship that is there because it is in both of our national interests that relationship to be there. and as prime minister, iam clear to be there. and as prime minister, i am clear that that relationship with the united states should continue. i think it in the interests both of the united kingdom and the united states, and of the wider world. who else do we have, lynne? thank you, prime minister. is donald trump, should he still be having a state visit, should that be allowed to go ahead? an invitation for a state visit has been extended, and has been accepted. we have yet to set a date. who else did i see? various hands up. jason farrell, sky news. what's your response to donald trump saying that you're not doing enough to