carlton hotel in riyadh saudi arabia. president trump tweeted i have great confidence in king cole mon and the crown prince of saudi arabia, they know exactly what they are doing. some of those they are harshly treating have been milking their

resigned while on a visit to saudi arabia lebanon's powerful has been the chief is accusing saudi arabia of detaining hariri and now the u.n. and the u.s. are warning riyadh not to use the country as an arena for proxy conflicts. kuwaiti citizens heading out of lebanon their government is one of several gulf states that has ordered its people to leave the country this comes amid sharpening tensions in the region lebanon is being drawn deeper into a power struggle between arch rivals saudi arabia and iran. lebanese prime minister saad hariri is inside the arabia since he was designed last weekend ickes asians have been flying that the kingdom is holding him hostage. iran backed militant group hezbollah says that amounts to a declaration of war the group is accusing saudi arabia of using lebanon as a proxy in its conflict with rival iran. that you are if your problem is with iran why you are attacking lebanon just to preview have influence we admit that you have influence but if you think that you can defeat the lebanese resistance or its political parties who refuse to comply with you you're mistaken. lebanon's president met with the saudi envoy on friday

riyadh. saudi arabia's crown prince is one of the key players in this conflict can you tell us more about him and what some of his aims are he's a. something people say he's very impulsive he's thirty two years old and he's trying to show himself as the new strongman and riad he's actually the de facto king his father is quite old and people think that he will announce. that he will step in and be even the king in the next few months and he's trying to fight iran on. many fronts like lebanon like yemen he waged war against the who's the rebels in yemen in a very disastrous and a very. very devastating. step of since two and a half years and you touched on yemen another rivalry. human rights organizations are warning of the biggest humanitarian crisis in modern history what is the latest on this. there have been missiles strikes from the rebels to riyadh in the steam evening wear on. really has resigned and saudi arabia has taken this as a sign that as bala and iran are declaring war against them now it's not the first time that the who feeds. the missiles or strike missiles with a sort of ara

saudi arabia has shut down yemen's land sea and air ports in response to rebel who these firing a rocket into riyadh saudi arabia is also conducting their strikes against the who the run defense ministry and a square used for mass rallies in the capital sana'a who has launched a ballistic missile into saudi arabia on saturday the group released this footage which they say shows the launch into riyadh was aimed at the international airport near the saudi capital but was intercepted and shot down before it reached its target well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after. thanks for watching by foot. germany is hosting this is. from the united states supreme court know the. climate. system live reports from the climate conference in bone and from the front lines of global warming climate s.o.s. one zero. even a man without a doubt not find that out i guess it's all about the heart and not the media and let me do that if we are holding a prime minister modi is going to wake up and listen to us for what we have been trying to say it's hard to be years and be blamed the need ad

saudi arabia the u.n. has condemned saudi arabia's blockade of yemen as catastrophic and along with international aid groups is calling on riyadh to lift it fuel prices in yemen have risen by more than sixty percent while cooking get gas prices have doubled as well after saudi arabia cut all aid access to the country. donald trump is north korea to make a deal to end the standoff over its nuclear program u.s. president is in seoul on the second stop of his tour of asia and has held talks with south korea's president lungi in trumbull recently said that the time for talking was over also said he's open to negotiations with pyongyang. the former castle. the former catalan president carter's put him on tazz made his first public appearance in brussels in spain issued an arrest warrant for him there are signs in the process session camp that they're focusing less on talking about independence and more on regaining their autonomy from spain. and i still says it carried out an attack on a t.v. station in kabul which killed two people and injured at least twenty others gunmen stormed the station after an explosion in kabul the siege i

prime minister saad hariri and in a sort of mirror image of the comments we heard from in riyadh condemned saudi arabia for its interference in lebanon saying the aim was to cause further taught tell moral in the country this of course after prime minister prime minister hariri saad hariri resigned citing iran's role in the region and saying that he feared for his life so also listening into this our correspondent zain a hoarder who is live for us now from beirut and so we had no saying that basically however he's resignation caught him completely off guard and that it had nothing to do with the situation inside lebanon and everything to do with this sort of regional chess game well yes the hezbollah secretary general is saying that the organization and himself really are in shock what happened what is the reason behind the resignation in fact he said that the it was a decision taken by the saudi government and he even went on to say that the prime minister assad know how did he was forced to resign and he's also questioning the whereabouts of the prime minister saying why did you make the announcement

saudi arabia has shut down yemen's lan c.n.n. reports in response to a rebel who these firing a rocket into riyadh saudi arabia is also conducting their strikes against the who the run defense ministry and a square used for mass rallies in the capital sana'a who has launched a ballistic missile into saudi arabia on saturday the group released this footage which they say shows the launch into riyadh was aimed at the international airport near the saudi capital but was intercepted and shot down before it reached its target well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera. thanks for watching live from. germany is hosting this year's climate talks from the united states to the powers agreements what now for the global effort to tackle climate change in-depth analysis and live reports from the climate conference in bonn and from the frontlines of global warming climate s.o.s. one. week from a mining. town i can't think of.

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roundup of the top stories saudi arabia's crown prince is accusing iran of what could be an act of war by supplying hoofy rebels in yemen with a missile that was fide riyadhsaudi arabia is also taking.

saudi arabia has shut down yemen's land sea and airports in response to rebel who fears flying a rocket into riyadh saudi arabia has also conducted air strikes against the who the run defense ministry and a square use of massive rallies in sana'a who has launched a ballistic missile into saudi arabia on saturday the group released this footage which they say shows the launch into riyadh it was aimed at the international airport near the saudi capital that was intercepted and shot down of what reaches target the saudi led coalition controls many of yemen's ports well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the listening post that's watching live from. on counting a cost black gold big dreams in a mega city in the desert why saudi arabia is pinning its hopes on a ram culture futureproof its economy to raise or not to raise a big decision for the bank of england and talking turkey the challenge is behind its strong recovery counting the cost at this time and. it is a landmark moment in the investigation russian. thanks for your time campaign chairman which raises think agai

been banned from political activity for five years saudi arabia's foreign minister has denied reports that the lebanese prime minister is being held in riyadh against his will france says saad hariri has accepted an offer to visit paris after meeting the french foreign minister in saudi arabia or he has not been back to lebanon since announcing his resignation from riyadh twelve days ago the u.n. says at least one million children in yemen are at risk of contracting to feria because urgently needed vaccines are being blocked from entering the country the heads of three u.n. agencies have pleaded with assad in a coalition to lift its blockade on the country they say there's also the risk of a renewed flare up in cholera saw more than nine hundred thousand cases in the past six months or monday saudi arabia said it would reopen salma yemeni ports and airports but the u.n. wants the blockade to be lifted completely. at the top stories do stay with us there inside story is up next hour of the news hour free straight off the bat thanks for watching my for. two weeks after the saudi led coalition imposed a total blockade on yemen it says it's ope

saudi arabia has shut down yemen's land sea and airports in response to rebel hoofy is flying a rocket into riyadh saudi arabia has also conducted air strikes against the who the run defense ministry and a square use of massive rallies in sana'a who has launched a ballistic missile into saudi arabia on saturday the group released this footage which they say shows the launch into riyadh it was aimed at the international airport at the saudi capital that was intercepted and shot down of what reached its target a saudi led coalition controls many of yemen's ports well those were the headlines and he's continues here on al-jazeera after the listening post that's watching. on counting the cost black gold big dreams in a mega city in the desert why saudi arabia is pinning its hopes on a ram go to future proof its economy to raise or not to raise a big decision for the bank of england and talking turkey the challenge is behind its strong recovery counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. it is a landmark moment in the investigation to russia but when you go to the metaphor don't want time to campaign

saudi arabia's defence forces claim to have shot down a missile — which was fired from yemen — close to the king khalid international airport in riyadhg a campaign against houthi militia in yemen. houthi sources there have confirmed that they fired the missile and that the airport was its target. a seven—year—old girl has died after suffering critical injuries in an incident at a house in south—west london yesterday. 55—year—old robert peters, whom officers say was known to the victim, appeared in court today charged with attempted murder. he's been remanded in custody until december. the white house has attempted to downplay the findings of a report which goes against the trump administration's view on climate change. the study, compiled by us government scientists said it was "extremely likely" — with 95% to 100% certainty — that global warming is man—made, mostly from carbon dioxide through the burning of coal, oil and natural gas. earlier i spoke with michael oppenheimer, professor of geosciences at princeton university: the main thing that stands out is that it reconfirms the long—standing understanding of global warming mainly

rebels it was put in place after the what these launched a missile targeting the saudi capital riyadh saudi arabia says it is reopening some of yemen's ports and airports but humanitarian aid agencies say none of their supplies are coming in they are calling for the restrictions to be completely lifted the u.n. warns yemen could suffer the worst famine in decades if aid supplies don't resume we'll get to our guests in a moment but first this report from the taj. you can hear the wind blowing and the chirping of birds at this port and who died but what you don't hear much of is this. signs that shipments of critical supplies such as food and medicine are arriving in yemen saudi arabia sealed off all ports of entry almost two weeks ago that's right our margins are not going to start at. the port last more than seventy percent of his operations poverty and starvation are now the headline of the saudi led coalition has falsely claimed they have opened the port to eat. vessels. saudi arabia says the blockade is intended to cut off smugglers arming who the rebels they've given assurances that they'll al

riyadh. walk us through it. >> that's right. a series of bombshell arrests here in saudi arabia's capital riyadh over the weekend providing furtherfirmation any were needed, christine, of %-p play. but supporters of the young crown prince will tell you that the messages that an era of elite indulgence here is over. and that starts at the top. and to be quite frank, this was a move that was well flagged earlier in the year. in an interview with an arabic language tv station in which muhammad bin salman warned that every person who has engaged in corruption regardless of their status will be held accountable. provided he said at the time the evidence of wrongdoing exists. the most high profile of these targets, well, many of our viewers may know the name of prince alwaleed bin talal, the business they're businessman and owner of kingdom holding that company has stakes in companies like citigroup, twitter, apple and news corp. other big name news people, the chairman of the bin laden group, a major construction firm here in the kingdom. and the saudi media mogul, waleed al ibrahim. also out, as you rightly point out, not just busine

saudi arabia's defence forces claim to have shot down a missile — which was fired from yemen — close to the king khalid international airport in riyadh. houthi sources there have confirmed that they fired the missile and that the airport was its target. a seven year old girl has died after suffering critical injuries in an incident at a house in south—west london yesterday. 55—year—old robert peters, whom officers say was known to the victim, appeared in court today charged with attempted murder. he's been remanded in custody until december. new figures suggest that only half of fixed speed cameras in the uk are switched on — and some forces have turned all their cameras off. the information is based on 36 of the uk's 45 police forces. road safety campaigners say the situation is "concerning" — and they've blamed budget cuts for so many cameras being turned off. campaigners are warning of the growing threat to marine and wildlife in the uk from the increasing number of helium balloons and sky lanterns being released into the air. they say they can be deadly for animals — both on land and in the sea — as creatures can become entangled

saudi arabia the u.n. has condemned saudi arabia's blockade of yemen ass catastrophic and international aid groups are calling on riyadh to lift it fuel prices in yemen have increased more than sixty percent and cooking gas prices have doubled in saudi arabia and i was to monday it would close all land and sea to stop the flow of arms into the country but the move is also stopping aid getting in. the situation is catastrophic in yemen it's the worst food crisis we're looking at in the world today seven million people on the brink of famine millions of people being kept alive by our humanitarian operation salt this is lifeline that must be continued every single day if the supplies pipeline comes to a halt food insecurity will deepen and we will be confronted with an even greater humanitarian crisis food fuel and medicine imports must continue to enter the country. donald trump past struck a more conciliatory note towards north korea during a visit to seoul the u.s. president is on the second stop of his term he met with out korea's president in and said he's still open to negotiations with the north tony betty reports

tensions between saudi arabia and iran feel over into lebanon after the country's premier saad hariri resigns on a visit to saudi capital riyadh lebanon's powerful has been a chief accuses saudi arabia of detaining having me. that's all for now but be sure to tune in for more news at the top of the hour in the meantime you can log on to d.w. dot com for more round. talk news updates and of course to follow us on social media we are. thankful. to find tens of thousands of fans for their mega life sets. of a movie it's just a really beautiful.

saudi arabia. the un has condemned saudi arabia's blockade of yemen is catastrophic and along with the international with international aid groups is calling on riyadh to lift it fuel prices in yemen have increased by more than sixty percent cooking gas prices have doubled as well after saudi arabia cut all aid access to the country in our other headlines donald trump north korea to make a deal to end the standoff over its nuclear program the u.s. president is in seoul on the second stop of his tour of asia and has held talks with south korea's president lungi in trump who recently said the time for talking was over has also said he still open to negotiations with pyongyang it's been reported that the shooter who killed twenty six people a church in the u.s. on sunday had escaped a mental health facility five years ago devon kelly had been sent there for beating his wife and his stepson before mccaslin president carter's push to mount is made his first public appearance in brussels since spain issued an arrest warrant for him there are signs the procession camp are focusing less on independence and more now on regaining their autonomy from spain you

country is willing to share intelligence on iran with saudi arabia those remarks could further complicate not only an ongoing standoff between riyadh but also internally within saudi arabia you certainly picks up the story. over the past ten or fifteen years there's been a feeling amongst those in tel aviv and riyadh that they have a shared interest in pushing back iranian influence in the region but over the last year or two it's becoming more and more obvious and these latest comments by the israeli military's chief of staff essentially saying it admitting that israel and saudi arabia are ready to exchange information and share intelligence on iran and its allies in the region and it's thought that this is something which has been. perhaps to boo in the past something which saudi leaders haven't been able to make the case to their own populations but now it feel more comfortable to do so and it appears the rule of the middle east is that my enemy's enemy is my friend so those two countries increasing very cooperation in order to push back what they say is rainy and expansionism in the region now of course the situation here in le

to riyadh but emanuel denies hariri has formally requested to go to france earlier in the day harry reid's office said the lebanese leader had met the french ambassador to saudi in riyadh. saudi arabia has been giving details of its continuing crackdown on alleged corruption the saudi attorney general said two hundred eight people had been called in for questioning seven of whom had been released many are being held in a five star hotel including business executives officials princes and other members of the royal family the anti-corruption committee led by crown prince mohammed bin solomon says it will confiscate assets of those held more than seventy nine hundred personal bank accounts have been frozen at the request of the central bank and now banks in the u.a.e. have been asked for information on accounts held by nineteen saudi citizens the journey journal said investigations suggested at least one hundred billion dollars had been lost to corruption over three decades and some of it may not be easy to get out of study by the us national bureau of economic research estimates that saudi citizens have more than three hundred billion dollars held in foreign tax havens a camera phone

. >> so this its a meeting in riyadh, saudi arabia, the president is there, no one suggested they had attack against you. >> nothing. it was actually the opposite. we were, praising each other. laughing with each other. discussing you know how to solve the terrorism that is a threat for the, the rest of the world. >> what do you think this is about? because this is a conflict that has as much power to disrupt the region as anything that happened politically in a while? so why are they doing it? for what purpose? >> they don't like our independence. our thinking. our vision for the region. we want freedom of speech for the people of the region the they are not happy with that. they think this is a thereto to them. >> qatar, the nonconformist of the region. an upstart that often refuses to go along with saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. and the in the mid 90s, qatar started satellite news channel, al-jazeera, irritant to autocratic regimes across the arab world. the list of complaints goes deeper. here its what they are saying. that you are supporting terrorism. that you suppor

the who's the rebels in yemen who saudi arabia has been bombing for many years fire a rocket of riyadh that the saudis could only describe as a rainy and aggression. iran's role and its direct command of his hooty proxy in this matter constitutes a clear act of aggression the coalition's command considers this a blatant active military aggression by the iranian regime and could rise to be considered as an act of war against the kingdom of saudi arabia the saudis also ready to throw their allies under the bus to create an excuse to denigrate iran. q the lebanese prime minister holding a successful meeting with the rain ians and then going to saudi arabia and out of the blue without warning declaring his resignation while launching into a tirade about evil raney an influence plunging the region into chaos and destruction you lose a poor and gain an opening then there's the blockade of cattle. a trade embargo severed ties ultimatums and warnings punishment some say for cata daring to deal with the rain ians and then there's syria the saudi sponsored rebellion is dying their jihad just all

after all the lebanese prime minister resigned his post in riyadh, saudi arabia. s is not only about saudi arabia. this is the region as well. lauren: want to bring you a tweet from the president over the weekend. he treated the economy and 17 year low and then had a page for saudi aramco, the largest in the world how important it is for the ipo to be with the new york stock exchange. when you think about it? >> that's a little bit unprecedented for the present of the 90s is to weigh in on what should be a business decision between the united states if they come here to join our market. again, this is probably the president of the new york stock exchange which is unprecedented, but not necessarily strange to donald trump is >> i can make a movie the same to $350 billion arms deal with saudi arabia, so you have this courtship, here in the u.s. in the new york stock exchange. as part of this subway to keep the positions of iran in check by the u.s. and saudi arabia having closer ties? >> absolutely. the closer we can get saudi arabia to the 90s dates as opposed to an

richest business rival, president trump i should say now in prison in the ritz carlton hotel in riyadh saudi arabiarump tweeted i have great confidence in king cole mon and the crown prince of saudi arabia, they know exactly what they are doing. some of those they are harshly treating have been milking their country for years. let's bring in the cnn global affairs vice president, scholar at the woodrow wilson national center here in washington. this is a major development right now. but give us first of all some historic perspective aaron, you studied the middle east for a long time, worked in the state department for years on the middle east. how big of a deal is this? >> it's huge. i've watched the saudis for four years and both with respect to what mahammad is doing inside the kingdom and his risk readiness outside in lebanon against qatar and iran and yemen. middle eastern leaders simply don't behave this way. they look in the rear-view mirror instead of looking forward and there are few examples where saddam hussein invades kuwait. the middle east is usually colored wolf, as you know in gray,

announcing he is stepping down from a speech given in riyadh, saudi arabia.of assassination attempt. ben weederman is in beirut. what do we make of this? that he stepped down due to fears of an assassination attempt. but the lebanese army said they found no proof of such a plan? and what part did saudi arabia play in all this? >> thing is no doubt that saudi arabia had some influence to say the reason to announce his resignation on saturday. now keep in mind that that was his second visit to the kingdom within just five days. and his first visit when he came back to lebanon, he seemed to indicate that the saudis were in support of his government, which does include ministers from hezbollah, that saudi arabia supported the lebanese state. but the second visit which came and resulted in his resignation was a surprise not only for the political leadership of lebanon, but for many people within his own party itself. and therefore, yes, it does appear that there was saudi pressure on him to resign. it's significant that he made the resignation from riyadh and not

well the controversy surrounding saad hariri has led to a diplomatic spat between saudi arabia and germany riyadh says it's recalling its ambassador in berlin over comments by german foreign minister. he had described saudi foreign policy in lebannon as a quote political adventurism and implied that hariri was being forcibly held in saudi arabia riyadh called gabriele's remarks outrageous and unjustified. well here in berlin a last ditch coalition talks to forge a government have ended after another day that failed to reach an agreement time is running out for chancellor angela merkel to produce a breakthrough party negotiators are now hoping to reach a deal by sunday night miracles conservatives are seeking a coalition with the pro-business free democrats along with the greens that's unprecedented at a federal level in germany. with the talks faltering german president frank weighed in with an urgent warning about the risks of calling fresh elections and he called on the parties to respect the decision of the voters. expect that all sides are aware of their responsibility and facing up to that r

a visit to saudi arabia on wednesday lebanon's president michel aoun said nothing is justified the apparent detention of hariri by saudi arabia already announced his resignation from riyadh nearly two weeks ago earlier lebanon's president accused saudi arabia of holding her hostage just go live to beirut al-jazeera said the hunter is there for a center of course accepting an invitation to visit france is one thing actually leaving riyadh is going to be another what what more do we know. well yes the french foreign minister reiterating what the french president said late yesterday that how did he and his family have accepted to go to paris to spend a few days in paris clearly france is mediating in this crisis lebanon reached out to paris for help for assistance many in lebanon including the president believe that the saddle how do you and his family are hostages in the kingdom so mark ron holding a lot of exchanges phone conversations with the saudi king as well as how d.d. so now france making it clear that how do you do you will go to paris this there has been really a diplomatic turmoil over how do these fate his wellbeing and like i mentioned many eleven on believe h

. >> this was once a missile heading to riyadh, saudi arabia's capital. the saudi government also calls in an act of war by iran. they claim it's the work of iran. the united states military says the missile has iranian marking markings. >> it's been demonstrated and there are people's comic pictures that depict that. that connects the dots to iran in terms of who supplied the missiles in that capability. >> >> secretary of state rex tillerson said while traveling in asia, "once we can confirm that with actual forensics, i think that will be useful in deciding which action to take next, particularly at the u.n. security council. that would represent a violation of certain security council resolutions in terms of providing arms into a conflict zone." saudi arabia is fighting iran back to the iran backed rebels in yemen. in lebanon, saudi arabia claims the influence of chiron back has a lot and lebanon's government is overwhelming. the saudis say that they are and lebanon are effectively a lebanese act of war against saudi arabia. the saudis just requested t

and the controversy surrounding south hariri has now led to a diplomatic spat between saudi arabia and germany riyadh says it's recalling its ambassador to berlin over comments by german foreign minister gabriele on thursday gabriele described the saudi foreign policy in lebanon as quote political adventurism and implied that her read it was being forcibly held in saudi arabia riyadh calls gabriel's remarks outrageous and unjustified here in berlin last ditch coalition talks to forge a government have ended for the night after another day that saw the parties fail to reach an agreement party negotiators are now hoping to reach a deal by sunday night but time is running out for chancellor angela merkel her conservatives are seeking a coalition with the pro-business free democrats along with the greens that's on precedented at a federal level in germany the mood at the talks more fear than hope in the words of one of the participants the has been progress but that's being coupled with setbacks. but in team operating. it's like being dealing with climate policy or the have to say that where we did have

seen that resignation by the lebanese prime minister saad hariri live on television from riyadh from saudi arabia here knows that resignation and many of the political actors in this country the hezbollah political party even the president michel aoun not accepting that resignation because they say according to the lebanese constitution it needs to be made in person and sad to really hasn't returned to lebanon since he made that announcement leading to some speculation that he has perhaps not been returned against his own free will well over the last day or two we've seen an invitation being extended by the french president emmanuel macron the french leader and he has said that assad hariri is welcome to come and visit him there are many political analysts both inside lebanon and outside who say that that could be the first step to unraveling this political deadlock and seeing him return to the country and what other analysts say has been the failure of saudi arabia to try to divide the lebanese political establishment. well riyadh has long been a supporter of former prime minister hariri whereas

the who's the rebels in yemen who saudi arabia has been bombing for many years fire a rocket attack riyadh that the saudis could only describe as a rainy in aggression the saudis also ready to throw that allies under the bus to create an excuse to denigrate iran. q. the lebanese prime minister holding a successful meeting with the iranians and then going to saudi arabia and out of the blue without warning declaring his resignation while lou inching into a tirade about evil raney an influence plunging the region into chaos and destruction. were never iran is present it will discordant destruction of interfering through our countries in lebanon syria. yemen what i would like to say would be iran and its followers that they would be losers and. you lose a poor and gain an opening then there's the blockade of cattle. a trade embargo seva ties ultimatums and warnings punishment some say for cata daring to deal with the rain ians and then there's syria the saudi sponsored rebellion is dying the hardest allies losing an asset is winning and while syria may have unexpectedly checkmated riyadh hear

lebanese prime minister is only added to tensions there's been speculation saudi arabia could be holding saudi arabia against his will riyadh denied the claims and to reveal himself has given his first interview since quitting very said he is free to leave saudi arabia whenever he wants and a hard look at how look i'm free in thirty arabia if i wanted to leave tomorrow i would leave tomorrow all lebanese people need to know that i did resign i know it's not an all do it with resigning but any prime minister i know that but i did it because i wanted to send them into shock positive shock so lebanese people would realize that our country is in danger. inmarsat arabia and its allies kuwait the united arab emirates and bahrain have ordered their citizens to leave lebanon immediately we are stand list for their take on the current situation between saudi arabia and iran riyadh is rolling out an entirely new plan no to create chaos in the region were. lebanon not geve the flu is an easy short it's a low hanging fruit there is a great momentum right now as i'm speaking this week in saudi arabia to try and create some sort of milit

article that may be more chance or there's a chance that we'll see the israeli flag flying over riyadh in saudi arabia. the signs of conflict actually directly by the saudis striking iran or iran striking saudi arabia i think is an is unlikely this is only my personal assessment but i think the saudis with. israel to see that actually you get nothing in return from israel it will only sign. deals. with if there is an interest in it getting this the same will happen at the moment through this pressure on the palestinians to concede even more of their rights when donald trump produces his magic. sort of deal of the century which counts as nothing but really the professor you have our thanks for your time. location of one of its submarines in the south all been awake now with numerous countries helping in the search operation rusher is among those hoping to recover the forty four missing crew members sent a research ship equipped with deep sea vehicles. the situation is critical and we're getting a more worried today seventeen days that submarine has an oxygen supply and. we know that they will return we

has condemned saudi arabia's blockade of yemen as catastrophic and joined international aid groups in calling on riyadh to lift it saudi arabia announced on monday it would close all as a land and sea ports to stop the flow of arms into yemen but the move is also stopping aid from getting an diplomatic editor james space reports. the blockade of yemen means no humanitarian aid is coming into a country that is in desperate need it also means vital commodities are harder to get the cost of food rocketing the price of fuel going up sixty percent in recent days the u.n. has been expressing its deep concern at a news briefing in geneva the situation is catastrophic in yemen it's the worst food crisis we're looking at in the world today seven million people on the brink of famine millions of people being kept alive by our humanitarian operation sult this is a lifeline that must be continued every single day comments then echoed in new york by the spokesman for the secretary general but it's clear the u.n. is avoiding direct condemnation of saudi arabia does the u.n. believe that by its actions this blockade

riyadh. saudi arabia says its blockade is needed to stop iran from sending weapons to the rebels. u.n. chief mark lowcock warned that if the blockade is not lifted, the resulting famine will claimim millions of lives. he was speaking to reporters after a briefing at the u.n. security council. >> there will be a a famine in yemen. it wilill not be like the famine that w we saw in south sudan earlrlr in the year wewere tensf thousands of people were affected. it will not be like the famine whichh cost 250,000 people thehr lives in somalalia i in 2011. it will be thehe largest faminee the e world has seeeen for many decades with millions of victims. said -- the. aid u.n. says aid agencies were gigiven no prioror notice of the saududi decision to shut down al land, air,r, and seaports in yemen. the world food p programam said monday that out ofof yemen's population of 28 million people, about 20 m million "do not know where they're going to get their next meal." meanwhile,e, medical experts wan the clampdown n will worsen yemen's cholera epidemic, which has sickened more ththan 900,000 peo