well as saudi arabia and israel.t's ready to go. that could move forward tomorrow but requires two things, an end to the conflict in gaza and a incredible pathway to a palestinian state. so israelis will have to decide if actually realize a foundational dream being integrated into the region, being treated like a normal country and benefiting from being part of a security architecture we saw in action when iran attacked israel not once but twice, whether that is worth also the decisions necessary to finally resolve their relationship with the palestinians as well as ending the conflict in gaza. that's a decision only they can make. of course as i described, especially given the history, especially given october 7, the realization of palestinian statehood which is a necessary imperative has to come with ironclad security guarantees with israel. but that's the choice. that's the choice. and i believe it's there. now, in this moment because societies are so traumatized, israelis and the palestinians, it's incredibly har

normalize relations between saudi arabia and israel.n october 10, 2023 i was scheduled to travel to israel and saudi arabia to help close remitting gaps the normalization deal and in particular to pursue agreement on one of his essential components. a credible pathway to a palestiniann state with ironclad security guarantees for israel. but on october 7 hamas attacked israel unleashing the deadliest days for juice since the holocaust. hamas killed more than 1200 men, women and children torturing, maiming, sexually assaulting many. the overwhelming majority of included citizens are more than 30 countries, among them 46 americans. also took more than two and 50 people hostage including some 30 children and 12re americans. seven of those americans remain hostage to this day. now the timing of hamas attack was no accident. israel's growing integration in the region prospect of normalization from saudi arabia on with post an existential threat to hamas in power, ambitions to nominate the political landscape and the rejection of two states an

signaled that saudi arabia will play a significant role in rebuilding syria. and the ukranian president, whatever is a landscape, says keith is preparing to re establish diplomatic ties with syria. he's pledge to help the country's economy and drive force debilitate. on monday and ukrainian delegation visited damascus to discuss a strategic partnership between the 2 countries. to discuss, all of best will bring it has some, a had about of joining us now from the syrian capital damascus. first on the security sweep that's taking place in homes has some how is this playing out during this is part of the operation which has thoughts about a week ago when they were thought i'd say says that they suspect that many areas across the country. well, what the describe as remnants of the former was you are still hiding the with their own weapons. today, the sweep has been focused on 2 neighborhoods in helms. the government says they have the rest of many people and confiscated many weapons. but the push to control those areas still continues. the operation is stretching

saudi arabia's info throws throes of reforming itself and its economy.wants to be a big player on the world stage much the same as the united era united emirates have been and relations with isd go a long way to coming things down in the middle east. but as long as there is turmoil in because at, i don't know how saudi arabia can be seen abandoning muslim brothers and sisters in that area and signing a deal with israel. >> i think you are exactly right, john the necklace to the question of the palestinians, which is an age-old question in our life and back decades. i think you're exactly right the middle east.apologies for m, fitzgerald highly accomplished and that guy playing golf with trump when the barrel or muzzle of that gun went to the bushes at the palm beach with that attempt several months ago. >> sandra: we do know, by the way that we are waiting on next and obviously any word from the prime minister's office on negotiations. 8:30 p.m. locally there as you can see tell if they buy a live shot. john, we know expected to be a press briefing room

because the full dictates shuttle have very good relations with saudi arabia on the one hand with the wrong. on the other hand, many times so these will tell china, well, given our special relationships, why them to downgrade your relationship with the wrong kind of said know, china. so what do you, relations are very important about china? uranium relations also very important and to launch the same thing. but sooner or later, trying to reach the point and trying to sense, why couldn't i bring michael relations with the saudi arabia and my relations with iran to the same table. bring the 2 great countries together and convinced them that refreshment is better. i think that's the turning point and it so fortunate that both the saudi arabia's and the uranium is listened to this and the chief rock pressure of all this will be a lead box event. not only for the be the least, but also for the islamic face. of different a few nations and as each other wants to do more of these uh, your breaks or skin diplomacy was he trying to be very actively engaged with other countries. tried to solve t

i think that's the turning point and it so fortunate that both the saudi arabia's and the uranium is a listened to this and the chief rock pressure of all this will be a lead box event. not only for the be the least, but also for the islamic face of different a few nations. and as each other wants to do more of these, uh, your brakes or skin to problem was he was he trying to be very actively engaged with other countries tried to solve the dispute between and among themselves. well, you know, one of the big, raging conflicts in the world right now, of course, is ukraine and russia's invasion of ukraine. i paid careful attention to what china has said about it, concerns over sovereignty, but when not wanting to intervene. sometimes to be honest, it's confusing to me to listen to chinese diplomats describe which side of the line there on. but clearly, another part of this is the relationship between china and russia that has no bounds. that you know, is, is uh, pronounced to be very, very deep. but i guess my question to you is, you're so much larger than russia economically. they may

if you listen very carefully to what the kingdom of saudi arabia has to say, they put it very clearly on the table. they basically, they will, will be happy to normalize relations with israel on one condition that is, before they do that, the 2 state solution should be realized. i think that's the very good position for us. i'll be a review after all, it is the spiritual di da, it just follow the load and it has a lot of responsibilities on his shoulder to recognize israel before israel agrees to a 2 state solution. may be considered as a big trail of the policy and people to stop the weights and also letting down many muslims and the higher ups for their real pursuits also lead you to his interest of the palestinian people. because fundamentally is raised and the policy is, should be viewed equally with each other. if anyone says, is really is a most appear rather than the policy man. so the policies are in syria to be is radius, and therefore they should not be given equal protection. that itself is an insult to is law is insulting the muslims, and i don't think the kingdom of saudi

because the full dictates shuttle have very good relations with saudi arabia on the one hand with the wrong. on the other hand, many times so these will tell china, well, given our special relationships, why them to downgrade your relationship with the wrong kind of said know, china. so what do you, relations are very important about china? uranium relations also very important and to launch the same thing. but sooner or later, trying to reach the point and trying to sense, why couldn't i bring michael relations with the saudi arabia and my relations with iran to the same table. bring the 2 great countries together and convinced them that refreshment is better. i think that's the turning point and it so fortunate that both the saudi arabia's and the uranium is a listened to this and the chief rob pressure of all this will be a lead box event. not only for the the least, but also for the islamic face. of different a few nations and i've seen china wants to do more of these uh, your brakes or skin diplomacy was he trying to be very actively engaged with other countries. tried to solve t

so the 1st visit, the both by the city and news, what administer these to saudi arabia. so we have c and wild boar, the ministers of the, for the minister of wisdom, damascus. so he's the 1st to go to saudi arabia to see the solid and then additional cost to meet the solid solid, the conser paul. so that is putting a lot because in the, that restriction see, and so the idea as a, as a major partner on several seals. so the 1st 7 of the economy, because this company has the diversity by 16 years of civil war. and now the need an investment to recover the economy to rebuild the syria. so as so the idea is the major golf country. so they're having quite high expectations. of course not on this all going to be a cuts out. and we've also got, see, they're also playing at some really the rules in terms of up to why he said, and of course joining the review of the 4, but the 4th. but, so the idea of these on the staples that are coming from the lens vision is going to be one of the top priority of the meet administration. secondly, the name of instruction believe that if they h

talk about how the camp david accords was the template for what could have been with saudi arabia. >> well, president carter brokered in the late 1970s, it wasn't just a peace deal between israel and egypt, its sworn enemy, it was a three-way deal in which the united states also played an integral role, guaranteeing military and chick assistance for these two important partners in the region. it was a three-way deal, jonathan. that's exactly what the biden administration was working intensively on throughout 2022 and 2023, a new threeway deal between saudi arabia, israel, and the united states. again, the united states would have to provide security guarantees, a long-term security umbrella for israel but also, importantly, a long-term security guarantee for saudi arabia. now, you referenced in your setup that after october 7th, the prospects for such a deal really appear very dim, but i actually think that president carter's legacy of arab/israeli peace building is going to come to fruition. i expect in 2025 and even in the next few months, i look forward to seeing this resurrection

i said that saudi arabia will have a big role in the countries future. serial leaders are looking to shore up regional land, international support in order to improve the country's economy and infrastructure, often moving 13 years of civil. i'll just say it was rachel said has moved from the capital of damascus. for city is $1.00 to $25.00 is the 1st year we'd all have to assess families in more than half a century. and they are trying to adopt into these new realities. that is a so the rates we move in in damascus. city is all of domestics that $1.00 to $25.00 is going to be the year that they are going to rebuild. they have come to, however, they're well aware of this amount of challenges have as well. because they know that the last 15 years of the civil war happened to the states, much of the country crippled the economy and scared the nation. but over they know that they need a national, the cost of the nation as well. and for that and even ration is planning to have a national vile of confidence being housed in, in, in damascus. because the last 15

the syria as saudi arabia and european officials, discuss lifting sanctions for latree help on stand by is strengthening wins, presence may, california is a really historic qualifies even worse, worn out by war villages displaced in the battle between the army and m. 23 funds is the eastern democratic republic of congo. 7 days adults is most of the people are very tight out and they don't know how discussion is going to coming days the the most terrific form of ethnic cleansing, displacement and destruction. that's how palestinian officials are describing the as rarely siege and northern goss. i'm. that's now last it for 100 dies, at least 5000 palestinians have been killed or missing in the past weeks as well, has escalated its attacks. 70 children were killed in the past. 5 days alone, the military intensified its campaign last october, claiming to prevent a mouse from re grouping the human rights group. sy attacks have deliberately targeted civilians and shelters, and residential homes. nearly o 8 has been blocked, resulting in famine light conditions. hospitals have been attacked

coming up, building relations with the outside will, but delegation from damascus arrives and saudi arabia assyrians, and price a new here on the new future. the driver in a car running attack in new orleans is identified. officials are investigating. if it's linked to a vehicle explosion in las vegas plus i'm coughing, boy in audrey, a long charged buddha, with the don where hundreds of thousands of these are seduced, being violent and how good, i'll tell you that story, the is really strikes, continue across the gauze, or was freezing with that makes life a displace palestinians almost unbearable food and basic supplies and the strip a sketch in southern gaza is ready for us as bump tents, housing, people in the circle safe. so that's a while. see that's the west of han, eunice. at least 11 people have been killed. 15 injured. on top of that, there's little to eat and supplies a short of temperatures plunge. i 7 alice to me and baby has now died from hypothermia. heavy rain is causing tend comes to flood, but you an agency of a palestinian refugees as shipments of blankets. mattress is a

, damascus, test signal that saudi arabia will play a significant role in rebuilding syria. a nationwide efforts are under way to rebuild the history and heritage of syria. after years of civil war, they include ending the legal trading of priceless syrian antiques. much of that takes place in the ancient city of books at all. from where are some of them jeff had sent us this report. sylvia has some of the was old. this continues to be populated places. bushera used to be a trade route between a chum which is the voskus to mecca. it's a roman. busy b, c, a tear, but has a special place in the most in position, because wisdom is believed the prophet muhammad was given. the 1st inclination to be a prophet here in this place, since 2015. this place has changed sides between the government forces and so opposition practice who say that they are trying to protect the artifacts and guarding. this is an important task because city and now for this is a multitude of challenges. city is artifacts. it's a historic sites. have been looted and artifacts have been stolen and that in this

when bush asagwa, the asterisk saudi arabia's foreign minister, prince finds open for hon. outside, wrapped up the amazing and coated on the international community to support economic stability in syria. we will do our best to enable the syrian administration to provide necessary services to the syrian people. we also confirms that necessity of lifting sanctions imposed on syria because these functions hinder the emissions of syrian people in development and reconstruction. let's go to homes of a hama to is in damascus for us and uh, as well as saudi arabia and your latest impulse. i've been discussing set sanctions . the amazing length of this month to discuss relief. can just give us a sense of how positive that is for the new administrations, but also syrians themselves, of the, called the seed in delegation. we'd be leaving the solely cut between quite happy with the outcome of this meeting. they came to be looking for some help in the be to talk to suntrust, lift it difficult and more the so d, a foreign minister came out and said they want the sanction lifted on went

uh, the, the question is, what level of humiliation is kind of saudi arabia willing to accept when it comes to not getting anything on the, on the pals, dell and the question of palestine the and that, that, that, that really remains to be seen. i do think, you know, the, the golf leaders in general in, in their, in their own private moments would sign off on anything and enter, enter the abraham. of course, i think show that they're willing to effectively side step the question and just pretend the question of a palestine doesn't exist. it does. so, and, but, you know, perhaps saudi arabia will accept some type of language that says there will be a future, you know, state in discussion that doesn't really have any not. and you know, obviously that doesn't really meet our nominal understanding of what of what a state is, especially as israel looks, you know, increasingly intent on continuing to settle the west bank and expelling people from there and come to in settling northern guys and expelling people from there as well . right? and one of the things i really appreciate it you're r

army, but this is a go, this is a step that kind of before the key financial back is including saudi arabia and made it very clear that there will be no significant financial aid for 11 on we that are significant and genuine with a, you know, younger brother and so for itself a role they've got an answer for be since security and 11 on given the difference in size and defense and capabilities. and it sold that role to continue. continue that old somehow after 2005 in the mid 1970 syria intervene and 11 and civil war with its army remaining in the country for nearly 30. yes, the 191895 accord. and the civil war. i'm for my life serious role 11 on a long side. so the idea as regional pod brokers. however, the 2005 s as a nation of former live in east by minnesota of you can heavy that investigators later linked to members of principal law left to widespread and to see and protests and 11 on resulting in. see if you can colonel balance politically, if uh, if his fellow is now perceived as more vulnerable. as the new administration in demo ask us, navigates this on certain future, lebanon brace

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the top scorer in the welsh top flight last season left saints for saudi arabia in september for a fee chairman mike harris says they still haven't seen any money and has branded the saudi club "an absolute disgrace". to tennis — and a big week ahead, with the australian open starting this weekend, the first grand slam of the year. the io—time winner, novak djokovic, says he still experiences "trauma" when he visits melbourne, three years after he was deported because of australia's covid—i9 regulations. djokovic wasn't vaccinated and had his visa cancelled by the australian government. he was forced to stay at an immigration hotel for five days — while he unsuccessfully appealed and was forced to leave the country, missing the 2022 australian open. speaking to the herald sun, djokovic said he still worries about getting through the passport control — but said he doesn't hold a grudge. snooker, and spare a thought for mark williams. the three—time world champion required oxygen during the interval of a match at an exhibition event in tibet. it was the altitude which was the issue as lh

e as well as saudi arabia. the us treasury has announced it will temporary e, some sanctions on syria, the 6 month retrieval for cuz on the delivery of humanitarian aids and the provision of a central services like electricity and water. meanwhile, international flights to and from damascus all resuming for the 1st time. not since the 3 of the shot at i said last month, cuz i always is one of the major foreign airlines now flying to the syrian capital . it's flight from dell is set to land in damascus shortly. right, well let spring in is it from isaac edits, a james bay's who's in the syrian capital, damascus. james, thanks for joining us again. the syrian foreign minister on his education all now in jordan as we was saying that having visited other regional countries already. was he likely to get out of this meeting today? and that's because jordan is an early justin a but also a critical partner. yes, absolutely. i mean that it's been a total of 2 goals. countries initially going to saudi arabia catseye in t

in saudi arabia, the birth of modernization is sweeping the country. >> right. into the global economy, they want their peace, they want their corner of the global economy, they want stability, prosperity, all the things that, that we want, they've moved away from the radical religion and, and the united states at the same moment when we had, when we had asked this of saudi arabia for so long and they complied for their own reasons. they weren't complying with the american wish, but they moved in exactly the direction that the united states had hoped for them. at that moment, the obama and biden teams began working with iran effectively building it up when it represents all of the world, all of the most pathological trends in middle east politics it represents and we just strengthen all that. it's mind boggling to me actually. well, it is so disappointing because the opportunities we have. and when i think of saudi arabia, i think of aramco, what working together the resources of that country, which the united states had such a positive impact. and then it's alw

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potentially the resurrection of this three-way peace opportunity between the united states and saudi arabia israel even if there's not a ceasefire in gaza. >> even if there's a change in administration? >> i do because i think that with the trump administration creating the abraham accords, the peace agreements between israel and some of the other gulf arab countries, including the united arab emirates, and this three-way saudi-israeli- u.s. deal would build on the accords. i think the trump administration will be all for it. it's a bipartisan issue. >> let me get you on another issue i mentioned in the setup and that is the panama canal. we have heard president-elect trump seemingly from out of nowhere saying that if panama doesn't change something, i guess the rates that are being charged at the canal, that he's going to take it back from the panamanians because the united states did indeed build the canal and managed it for decades, but president carter through treaties gave the canal back to panama. what's going on here? >> yeah, jonathan, i don't see any way the united states could "ta

we really want to extend the abraham accords to include saudi arabia. saudi arabia is looking at the miracles of dubai and abu dhabi and we want a piece of that. and rest in the middle east and the region on fire does not bring us to that goal. how do you see this unfolding in the years ahead? >> no question. i'm cautiously optimistic that this cease-fire agreement and the release of the hostages is going to go through. i don't think they can overstate the importance of president trump coming in and forcing a reset here. forcing both our allies and hamas to understand the consequences of failure. but ultimately, abraham accords is critical. that is why i introduce special envoy for the abraham accords. we need to go after lissette wailed trade with iran and crackdown on funding of terror proxies and get saudi arabia to the table. that is the next steps as we move forward to. >> sandra: congressman hutch a thank you for sticking with us through the breaking news. >> john: appreciate it. to make major headlines this afternoon any cease-fire particularly d

all was brought, he was the us back kind of the year was along with saudi arabia. it's also well known that the 11 east palm it is a nationalist constitution back by the majority. that is true, but it's more so a traditional your west or if i'm the major recipient of your website. and so when we get started, it's going to be under the influence, i think, living on at least in the nature of the one us mainly all the united states. maybe other players are going to, going to continue to play a role completely eliminate that. as i said, as below, at least politically, will maintain a role, but i don't see that level of it's going to be fully independent and free from outside intervention. now i think now you have a new year off, 1st and foremost of where the united states is going to be the major plan. a fascinating discussion about a fascinating future for 11. and i want to thank all a guest to joseph by whose wellness utah and ali risk and that thank you to for watching. and you can see the program again. any time by visiting all websites out, is there a dot com for

the legacy either you as president, needs to be fine and serious new sort of it is to head, to saudi arabia. besides the official trip, the board for the government, which the pallet? no, not the hello. good morning. it's a pm here in the russian campus, and this is on the international with the well news updates. spits happy with us. on top story, we saw safe side of police have identified the model, found that inside the testers, cyber truck, which exploded on new year's day outside trump international hotel in las vegas. matthew leave us, but i got was a, an active duty us army soldier. he said there's a greenberry special forces member in colorado state as well as in germany. local authorities say he was found with a gunshot wound to the head inside of the exploded vehicle as far as his military background. it's been confirmed by d o. d. that he was indeed in the united states army. he was also a green bray operation. sergeant has spent most of his time at fort carson, colorado, and in germany, he was it on approved leave from germany, where he was serving with the 10 special forces gro

a delegation from damascus arrives in saudi arabia. how is around syria? we move in and the driver in a car running attacking the lens is identified. officials are investigating whether it's linked to a vehicle exposure in las vegas. the 7th baby is dying from exposure to the winter cold in garza where the winter is not on. usually cold living conditions are extra ordinarily bad. israel's war and blockade have left millions of people without proper shelter. the united nation says shipments of tents of mattresses and warm clothing, all ready and waiting outside gauze have been as well as blocking their entry. people are also trying to clean up off the heavy rain flooded that comes to discuss an expensive most palestinians relying entirely on 8 agencies in finding extremely difficult to get clean water. at least 18 people have been killed by his randy strikes on the gall, just it since don't in southern goals is ready for us is bomb tents and all more i see a circled humanitarian side. let's get the very latest, straight away from target resume study by for

so what's coming out of this a diplomacy in the meetings and saudi arabia as well? so i mean, the new administration in syria, especially some of this in mind. this challenges 1st is economy. and secondly, international sections. of course, there's the maximum, the combination. and this new administration believes that the divisions with solid, it'd be a cool sold almost all of them. so now the 1st, it's a national visit of the city and for the minister. and of course that addition is to v. yeah, that is selling a lot because the ministration you see him serious the associated. yeah. as a major, familiar, and up with partially major allies in the future, off off of syria. so now they're hoping that saudi arabia is going to have an invest in the rebuild in syria. then because it is vivian economy. and it's kind of just 2nd, a several authors, but also they believe that they have good diplomatic. basically, it's all the area so that if you would have still yet to be connected to, with the region with the neighboring companies without a world. and with the some nationa

more international support on the sanctions, relief of syria from saudi arabia and european pounds military help is on standby up to a new with avoiding prisons to further inflame while finds only you with whisk. cost worn out by war, villages displaced in the battle between the army and in 23 font is the eastern democratic republic of congo. 7 days results is most of the people are very tight. they don't know how it is going to come in. today's the wave of popularity, but they could be turbulent times, it hits a mix, it comes to as female presidents up to $100.00 dies and power the votes, helping them all aiming to avoid unimed virus and results in the english essay couplets high against big time with, with a goal or something on c minutes for supposed have taken the lead in extra time the, the most terrific form of it, ethnic, cleansing, displacement and destruction. that is how palestinian officials are describing the israeli siege in northern garza, that has now lost the 100 dies, at least 5000 palestinians had been killed or i'm missing in the past weeks as well, has escalated its atta

, withholding arms in saudi arabia for the same purpose? would you withhold grain from the soviet union to promote civil rights in the soviet union? gov. carter: i would never single out food, as a trade embargo item if i ever decided to impose an embargo because of a crisis in international relationships. it would include shipments of all equipment. if the arab countries ever again declare an embargo against our nation on oil, i would consider that an economic declaration of war and i would respond instantly and in-kind. i would not ship that arab country anything. no weapons, no spare parts, no oil drilling rigs or pipeline equipment. i wouldn't single out just food. another thing i would like to say is this. in our international trade, as i said in my opening statement, we have become the arms merchant of the world. when this republican administration came into office, we were shipping about $1 billion of arms overseas. now $12 billion of arms overseas to countries that use these arms to fight each other. the shift in emphasis has been d

that's holding talks in riyadh, saudi arabia, damascus, a signal that saudi arabia will play a significant role in rebuilding syria. how someone had about joining us now from the syrian capital. jim asked us to discuss all of this and 1st tell us about the security situation in, in homes, and is it restricted to funds hash them so far or it has it expanded to other areas as well? it has expanded during the focal point. today was the 2 neighborhoods in homes where government full size believe that that uh what the describe as members of the full movies you've still the, with their own weapons. there's been an ultimatum which expired today. and then they decided to get into the area. they say that the best, the dozens of people and difficult confiscated with this, but that still continues in pounds. the operation is still taking place also in the western parts of the country, particularly in the attack. yeah. and in such as the government says, it wants to achieve 2 things. first of all, in showing that all the weapons confiscated them but to a rest in those they've been the war behind. some

while international support, the syria, as saudi arabia and european officials discuss lifting sanctions. one of full major funds in los angeles has been proton to control. the military is on stand by down 5 finances, tackle the others and mix the codes 1st female president knox, 100 days in office. thousands of support has to adapt to hit claudia shane pumps. talk about the policies that had made her so popular. on his vote, much as united of just being also in the english as a company, united winning own penalties at old trafford. 3rd round getting finished, and 11 the, the most terrific full of ethnic, cleansing, displacement and destruction that town palestinian officials are describing the as rarely siege and northern guns of this now lost for 100 dies. at least 5000 palestinians had been killed or missing. in the past weeks, israel has escalated its attacks. 70 children were killed in the past 5 days alone . the military intensified its campaign last october, claiming to prevent him off from recruiting. but human rights groups, the techs have deliberately targeted civilians and she

and so in the middle east, by allies, including saudi arabia, the u, a. e and capital and, and to show the wide spectrum of support i and enjoys both ran and israel congratulated in lebanon, needs international assistance to rebuild what was destroyed during the war. it also needs us support to ensure israel respect to cease by ideal agreed in november . finally, i'm a president. he's a 1st rate guy. i spent time in the phone with him today about 20 minutes to half an hour with her, but they haven't planned. they're also working very hard, as with the lebanese military, are accountable to deliver these people, not from us, not as the law, not any other group has pledge to fight corruption, impulsivity promotes economic reform and invest in the army after use of kale, sand instability, the lebanese people are relying on him to deliver victoria gates and b, l, g 0, the inside story the. and that's where, you know, guess all 3 guess all joining us from the root, joseph, by who's is the director of the institute for public policy and international affairs at