u.s. alliance system shifting to your presidency. >> who said that? the figures. fake news, cnn. the worst. i had no idea you were with cnn. i would say the level of relationship is a 10. we have a great relationship. angela, emanuel, and justin, i would say the relationship is a 10. i don't blame them. i blame our past leaders pretty there is no reason we should have big trade deficits with virtually every country in the

u.s. alliance as well as. deterrence based on them play an essential role in security in the norse used ajor south korean seem to be generally positive about what they saw in singapore they believe it's a step in the right direction but when something is significant is joint military exercises with the u.s. being given up they'll soon want to know what north korea will do in return at the moment that seems to be very little if anything at all. while the diplomats were meeting old adverse reason walked side by side in the demilitarized zone separating the two koreas this was the first high level meeting between the militaries in more than ten years in a sign that practical progress is being made but until concrete changes see north of the border doubts will remain about their commitment to keep promises that have been broken so many times before wayne hay al-jazeera sole. the u.n. security council is due to hold an emergency session on yemen where the biggest battle of the three year long war is currently under

u.s. alliance as well. deterrence based on them play an essential role in security in the north east asia south korean seem to be generally positive about what they saw in singapore they believe it's a step in the right direction but with something is significant is joint military exercises with the u.s. being given up soon want to know what north korea will do in return at the moment that seems to be very little if anything at all similar deals have been done before and the failed only concrete change north of the border will convince most that things are different this time wayne hay al jazeera sole. both koreas have held their first high level military talks in more than a decade south korean military leaders crossed the demarcation line just a short while ago to take part in the talks on the northern side of the border and the meeting is expected to cover donald trump's commitment to end joint military exercises with the south might compare the secretary of state is currently own route to beijing where

u.s. alliances with these two countries are absolutely ironclad the declaration signed by u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un in singapore was vague there was no detail about how denuclearization will be achieved north korean state media suggested that the two leaders had agreed to similar taney s actions suggesting pyongyang could be rewarded along the way michael says that's not the case thanks and you really cannot take place until such time as we have demonstrated that north korea has been completely immune despite not being told in advance south korea's foreign minister says donald trump's decision to unilaterally end joint military exercises wasn't discussed in detail in thursday's meeting north korea believes the drills are a rehearsal for an invasion but the united states and its allies have always said that defense of japan says it's been assured by the u.s. that they suspension is contingent on progress on denuclearization but tokyo is still concerned about the possible implications chris earning us are ok exercise we believe about japan u.

u.s. alliance just faltering with threats of american sanctions cutting off u.s. aid and mutual diplomatic measures all down to pakistan's complicated policy towards militant extremist groups with washington look at the distance of just don't fall into the arms obviously. changing ties of the never ending war against the taliban and what will be a realignment of pakistan mean for greater stability for the whole of southeast asia. it's a great pleasure to have you as our guest one more time good to meet you in person . so let's talk about many things going on in your country elections coming up. soon the country will have the new prime minister i mean you been finance minister you've been prime minister has anyone so your council. maybe asked you for advice. well you know it's a government functions the privilege of talking to anybody asking people what they think but the core decision making is made by the chief executive and the cabinet and that continues when i was in office that's what we did too but if you bump into somebody or you know somebody you can get an

u.s. military alliance. am a huge proponent of maintaining a strong alliance with the republic of korea. oursouth korean allies, seventh largest trading partner. i do not know if we have any korean war veterans in here, but we are almost at the end of the sing. we see the -- we almost see the end of this thing. we see the light at the end of the tunnel. alliance and the the military as long as there is a north korean threat, needs to be the north. the most important thing for south korea to worry about ithe. that is just the way it is. i also believe downplaying this two headed threat is not good policy. there is a lot of confusion out there. we see newspaper articles that talk about tth korean military that cannot do anything, it is not true. they can do things and they will do it again if they think they can get away with it. their nuclear programs continue to grow and i think we should take that seriously. it is a serious threat. assessment, and in my book i have an entire chapter on the r.o.k. and south

u.s. alliances during your presidency shifting away -- president trump: who said that? >> cnn. president trump: i figured. fake news cnn. the worst. i had no idea you were with cnn. i would say the level of relationship is a 10. we have a great relationship. angela, emmanuel, and justin, i would say the relationship is a 10. i don't blame them. i blame our past leaders. there is no reason we should have big trade deficits with virtually every country in the world. there is no reason for this. it the fault of the people who preceded me. and i'm not just saying president obama. i am going back a long way. you can go back 50 years, frankly. it has just gotten worse and worse and worse. we used to be a nation that was unbelievably cash flow oriented. had no debt of any consequence. and they built the highway system. we built the interstate system virtually out of cash flow. it was a lot different. we have a very good relationship. i don't blame these people. but i will blame these people if they don't act smart and do what they have to do because they have no choice. i will be hone

u.s. alliances with these countries are ironclad. reporter: the briefing was a chance for the foreign ministers to clarify their view of donald trump's decision to push the pause button on military drills, a move tokyo had expressed concerns about. any pause inand prkrcise is contingent on d action toward denuclearization. we also understand the united states maintains its commitment to defend allies. pompeo also clarified what the white house believes will come next -- and it is not step-by-step actions, as announced on north korean television. completehen we get denuclearization -- only then will there be relief from the sanctions. representatives from the nuggets states that detailed negotiations would begin in the next week or so. in argentina, lawmakers are dedebatingng a draft law legalizing abortion. it is set to be a tight vote twin supporters of the bill and those opposing it, who are supported by the catholic church. if the bill were to pass, it would need approval from the senate before becoming law. thanks for joining us.

u.s. alliance as well as. deterrent based on them play an essential role in security in the norse used ajor south korean seem to be generally positive about what they saw in singapore they believe it's a step in the right direction but with something is significant is joint military exercises with the u.s. being given up soon want to know what north korea will do in return at the moment that seems to be very little if anything at all. while the diplomats were meeting all the adverse reason walked side by side in the. separating the two koreas this was the first high level meeting between the militaries in more than ten years in a sign that practical progress is being made but until concrete changes see north of the border doubts will remain about the commitment to keep promises that have been broken so many times before when hey al-jazeera soul stephen is a senior associate professor of politics and international studies at the international christian university joins me now from tokyo good to have you with us

u.s. alliance which celebrates its sixty fifth anniversary this year robust as ever that the united states forces in korea has and will continue to play a crucial role for deterrence and peace and stability on the korean peninsula in conclusion let me say grateful i am to secretary and minister quando for the exchanges of views today thank you very much. because next let's listen to secretary pay you. it's truly an honor to be here in and standing with foreign minister khan foreign minister kind of there is an incredibly the moment in history fact and the historic summit between president tramp and chairman kim jong il. the tragic preparation and united states south korea and japan has been crucial to the effectiveness with that efforts we're getting we're getting our efforts were added to the denuclearization of north korea and it was certainly keyed to opportunity for the summit in singapore the discussions we had today amongst the three of us reflect our three countries commitment to continue working together towards the ultimate success of this effort today the foreign minister matt di

u.s. alliance. the european/u.s. alliance. these are decades old. in the case of canada, it is 150 years old. to just toss these aside is very disruptive. what you are seeing is the tariffs that canada wants to impose on american goods are triple what mexico and the european union are. it is almost $13 billion worth of stuff for canadians, this is a big deal. right? america is the 800-pound gorilla. it is all the business you do. so to annoy canadians to that degree, to have justin trudeau who like emmanuel macron goes out of his way to be friendly with donald trump and find common ground to say the dplovz a gloves are off, we are going to dispute this, this is very serious on a world stage perspective. >> why does he continue to run towards controversy? he has all this smoke surrounding what may or may not have happened during the campaign with russia and with his campaign. and instead of backing off of it, instead of distancing himself, we continue to see him run directly towards vladimir putin, almost as if there is no concern whatsoever for vlad

u.s. alliances with these two countries are absolutely ironclad the declaration signed by u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un in singapore was vague there was no detail about how denuclearization will be achieved the north korean state media suggested that the two leaders had agreed to similar taney s actions suggesting pyongyang could be rewarded along the way michael says that's not the case thanks and you really cannot take place until such time as we have demonstrated that north korea has been completely immune of course despite not being told in advance south korea's foreign minister says donald trump's decision to unilaterally end joint military exercises wasn't discussed in detail in thursday's meeting north korea believes the drills are a rehearsal for an invasion but the united states and its allies have always said that defense of japan says it's been assured by the u.s. that they suspension is contingent on progress on denuclearization but tokyo is still concerned about the possible implications concerning u.s. are ok exercise we believe a

u.s. climate alliance.t goes on and on, the different organizati organizations of businesses and states that have come together and citys. where do we go from here? say a little bit about your particular insights into the process of building those alliances, the process of creating them, creating momentum around them. letting the american people know they exist in a way they probably never did before, right, and then what do you -- how do you see that leadership unfolding over the next couple years? so let's just go down the line. val, start with you and then to ben and then angela. >> sure. first of all -- yes. there it is. i want to join everybody in thanking wri for pulling us together for i think as much as anything what is a celebra of t place over the past year and it's really an honor to be here with the state and national and international leaders in this space. citigroup has been quite active in this space both in terms of our support of the paris agreement leading up to cop '21 in paris as well as

u.s. alliance but there are also many south koreans who would be very glad to see the united states gale down any sort of military maneuvers here. it is correct that the exercises are provocative and north korea uses those maneuvers to justify launching missiles making threats to turn soul into a sea of fire threatening to strike the united states with intercontinental ballistic missiles but again this has called people by surprise here and i think we can expect negotiations between the u.s. and south korea to engage over this jason you mentioned the nearly thirty thousand u.s. troops in south korea trump has left open the possibility of bringing them home from south korea without specifying a timeframe or whether that would even happen what has the reaction in south korea been to that. right well i mean ever since trump was on the campaign trail he had threatened to bring american soldiers home from south korea and even yesterday during his post summit press conference he kind of threw south korea under the bus saying again making this claim that the south doesn't financially support america

u.s. alliance system was system was shifting. heard what he said, the relationships with the allies he was meeting in canada were a 10. he was boosted by these face to face meetings he was having up there in quebec. he did say the meetings were generally positive, they were candid about their views and the relationships were strong. cut to nine hours later, the president is supplying somewhere over the north atlantic on his way to singapore, he sees something on tv that justin trudeau said at this stage, it's not clear what justin trudeau said that set the president off. he with drew his name from that joint statement and he's continued lashing out. his advisers all over the sunday shows saying striking things saying justin trudeau was going to hell for whatever it is he did. it's not exactly clear what the president was responding to. >> i was talking to a former u.s. ambassador to canada last hour. he kept saying it's unconscionable. canada deserves an apology. i don't know if the president is going to apologize for that, what

u.s. alliances with these two countries are absolutely ironclad.ve developed a close friendship, and together we will continue to closely coordinate with respect to north korea as we move forward together. president trump has also made it jong-unat if kim denuclearize is, there's a bright future for north korea and its people. he outlined that vision beautifully here in seoul when he spoke at the national assembly last november. when vision is strong, connected, secure and prosperous, north korea that is fully integrated into the community of nations. kim jong-un indicated in singapore that he shared the vision. we are eager to see him take the next step to achieve it because the united states is ready for a new chapter in our history. thank you. haidi: we will be listening and for anything else that comes out of that. secretary of state pompeo will be headed to beijing for a similar debriefing. let's head over to beijing now. pompeo really on a mission across the region to reassure america's allies after a lot of uncertainty throughout by that fai

those western alliances created by the u.s. serve its interest for decades, and they have worked. nato, wto, g7. it's not just rhetoric causing division there, there's actual action that is splitting those alliances now. the g7 is principally an economic organization. you now have u.s. and allies on the precipice of a trade war, right? wto is designed to avoid that. the president has declared close u.s. allies national security threats under the rules of that. with nato as they are faceing to a newly redefining mission of standing up to russia, you have the president continuing to take shots at allies on their military contributions or really their financial contributions to nato. it is putin's goal to undermine those institutions. you can argue that the president has done that work for him. >> it's really interesting, if you're keeping score at home, he's trying to ingratiate with russia and g7, pushing canada, european union away and here in singapore about to meet with kim jong-un. josh roggin, to you, the president said he'

u.s. alliance pivotal for them. the reason is obvious.e united states we are very worried about north korea. but for us we are only facing down maybe five or six icbms. the japanese face hundreds of missiles that could be armed with chemical weapons, biological weapons and nukes. so, shinzo abe is really trying to speak to president trump to hold firm when he goes to the summit. i think abe wants to see a nuclear deal or to be honest abe might not want trump to go. so this is going to be a pivotal conversation and meeting. >> harris: michael, i'm seeing that abe may want the pressure campaign to continue. and for there to be more toughness in the relationship. >> yeah. absolutely. look, i mean the u.s.-japan alliance is an essential part of the regional stability in the asia pacific. and from day one, prime minister abe has been doing everything possible to build a personal relationship with president trump flying straight to the trump tower after the election as harry mentioned. unfortunately to date, that attempt has not seemed to pay o

u.s. alliances during your presidency shifting away -- president trump: who said that? >> cnn.esident trump: i figured. fake news cnn. the worst. i had no idea you were with cnn. i would say the level of relationship is a 10. we have a great relationship. justin, imanuel, and would say the relationship is a 10. i don't blame them. -- i blame our past leaders pretty there is no reason we should have big trade deficits with virtually every country in the world. there is no reason for this. it the fault of the people who preceded me. and i'm not just saying president obama. i am going back a long way. you can go back 50 years, frankly. it has just gotten worse and worse and worse. we used to be a nation that was unbelievably cash flow oriented. had no debt of any consequence. and they built the highway system. we built the interstate system virtually out of cash flow. it was a lot different. we have a very good relationship. i don't blame these people. but i will blame these people if they don't act smart and do what they have to do because they have no choice. i will be honest wi

u.s. alliances that have been in place since the cold war particularly since this summit will take place shortly after what's likely to be a could be a contentious nato summit in brussels yes tense actually james mattis has met his south korean counterpart in seoul but you discussed washington's decision to suspend joint military exercises which have long angered north korea says the suspension which was implemented for a summit between donald trump and kim jong un will increase the chance of peace in the region and all the. other. we're. really. going to. go to. least eleven thousand people including mine is have been arrested in the philippines for noise during the crackdown ordered by president reagan to have resulted in huge we have a crowded jails where cells meant to hold six people now contain as many as eighty jimmy fallon about reports from the capital manila. the last time sir you are good seal your genesis was a few years ago and he says his son promised he will come home but he never did. genesis died while under police detention after he was arrested for loitering while outside his

u.s. alliance and what it needs to do to prepare for the north korean threat and things they've done the pastfive years including command and control. i told you before i think we've got about a 50/50 shot at seeing the government implode. why would i say 50/50, because we don't know. it is a very unpredictable government. it's a very unpredictable system. it has a very unstable system right now, something to keep in mind. but we do know this. if they fail and explosion coming implosion or the civil war or the most likely scenarios when that happens it must plan accordingly and i think i will leave it there. [applause] while members are picking up questions, the first is where are they getting the materials to build a missile? >> a lot of stuff they've got they got from the japanese, in fact for example the launcher that can go like this and launch a missile, there were eight of them see seen and played about o years ago that came from china and they've agreed to followhe sanctions. the united states questioned them about it and they said thet they thought that they were selling wargame mater

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u.s. alliance shifting under your presidency? president trump: who said that? reporter: cnn. president trump: that figures. fake news, cnn. the worst. i had no idea you were with cnn. i would say the level of relationship is a 10. we have a great relationship. angela merkel and emmanuel macron and justin, i would say that the relationship is a 10. i don't blame them. as i said, i blame our past leaders for allowing this to happen. there was no reason that should happen. there was no reason we should have a deficits with virtually every country in the world. it is the fault of the people behind me. i'm not just speaking of president obama, this goes back a long way. we used to be a nation that was unbelievably cash flow oriented. we had no debt, and we built a highway system. we built the interstate system virtually out of cash flow. it was a lot different. now, we have a very good relationship, and i don't blame these people. but i will blame these people if they don't act smart and do what they have to do because they have no choice. i will be honest with you. they have no c

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u.s. alliances. taken in isolation, it can be written off as a joke or suggestion. e context of what's going on in the u.s./europe relationship, it fits a pattern that is shocking allies. >> there have been reports in the last few days he was running down nato suggesting that nato is as bad as nafta. just this morning, josh, we are getting reporting from axios that he is suggesting that the united states approximately out of the wto, world trade organization. he is threatening to withdraw a hundred times. it would total ly screw us as a country said a source who's discussed the subject with trump. the source added that trump has frequently told advisers we always get fed by them the wto, i don't know why we're in it. the wto is designed by the rest of the world to screw the united states. >> the united states and europe have just spent eight decades building, the cornerstone of peace and stability in the world. the alliance that will allow us to confront the coming strategic challenges of russia and china. and trump very basically doesn't agree with this structure de

u.s. alliances with these two countries are absolutely iron ironclad. we have developed a close friendship, and together we will continue to closely coordinate with respect to north korea as we move forward together. president trump has also made it clear that if kim jong un de nuclearizes, there is a bright future for north korea and its people. he outlined that vision beautifully h in seoul when he spoke last november. the vision is strong, connected, secure and prosperous north korea which is fully integrated into the community of nations. kim jong un indicated that he shared that vision. we are eager to see him take the next steps to achieve it because the united states is ready for a new chapter in our history. thank you. >> laura: joining us now for instant reaction is senator lindsey graham, member of the house and -- excuse me, i always think of you as the house impeachment manag it's great to see you. so you heard a tidbit there, what's your reaction? >> a very important statement that south korea, japan and the united states.the su went well a

u.s. alliance in south korea.is shows about his commitments to allies and how it treats his allies. >> on that note, the idea of relationships and credibility, about makingdeals, douglas, the foreign minister said this. in a matter of seconds you can destroy trust with 280 twitter characters. to build that up again will take much longer. have you ever seen the west so divided? >> no. it really saddens me. i did my career earning my doctorate doing nato studies looking at the special relationship with west germany, cold war days in great britain and france. things are deteriorating quickly. donald trump seems not to be content with america first but promoting a rogue nationalism around the world, wanting to have fissures in our great alliances, believing a chaotic foreign policy is a good one. we haven't reaped benefits from this. as long as he has american dollar doing well and unemployment well, he's going to be able to say, look, america is doing well under my watch. give these gambits time. he's disdained by ou

u.s.-south of the korean alliance and it's not just a south korean issue. the japanese will look at this and say, how committed is the u.s. to japan and its alliance in the long r president has talked about in the long run withdrawing american troops from the korean peninsula so all of these things our allies in eas asia took for granted for decades are now in play as a result of thisdi omatic overture. robert: what are other concessions that could be on the table? >> this is also something that china has wanted. china's diplomatic play on north korea for some time, which the u.s. used to reject out of time, was what they called a freeze for freeze, the u.s. would no longer hold what china considers to be provocative exercises in its backyard, in waters china wants tonsider as part of its -- we call it international waters and say that the chinesee overstepping. they say we're overstepping. that we would no longer do those exercises and in exchange for a freeze on thear chinese on sanctions. and so essentially what trump did waso t give chinese the part that

u.s. alliances. this is how we can rebuild our ability to defend economic interest. in the meantime, as the chairman noted, we may leverage a session to pursue the hemisphere given the high number of countries pursuing membership. the u.s. should insist applicants meet the oecd's standards prior to granting a session. some opportunities to do so were missed in colombia's case given the haste to issue the oecd invitation. it will be important not to repeat that mistake in the case of argentina and peru. i covered priority areas to be evaluated in oecd sessions including tax, customs and policy as well as rule of law considerations. i would highlight that across the region, and as neil noted, we find renewed zeal for tackling corruption. at the same time, overregulation can inadvertently stifle enterprise and destroy the formalizing role of u.s. companies with high compliance standards. central american countries are at a particularly critical moment in this anticorruption battle. i written testimony addresses concerning activities in guatemala despite progress being m

u.s.-south alliance. i worry about potentially decoupling, not in the way that -- not extreme decoupling, but i do think president moon has invested himself so much that if the summit fails -- which i do not think it will -- i do worry, because i think the inter-korea momentum is already there. want to continue that. that puts president moon in a tryingfficult situation to balance the u.s. and north korea, but i do worry about us being on the same page. bruce: i think the relationship right now is complicated. i mean, it has been strained because of president trump's comments both during the campaign and after entering congress on the chorus, fta. it has been strained against the comments about the alliance, kind of a "free riding, ungrateful allies," particularly a lot of criticism of japan and south korea. sort of during the campaign, seemingly making alliances a business relationship. "we should get reimbursed 100% or walk," which is not what alliances are based on. values, based on shared shared histo

u.s. alliance and how could ending them impact the relationship? >> yeah, ready to fight tonight. e position of south korea and u.s. forces here. th the reason that they have these big military training exercises so they know how to fight together and they know how to be prepared for any threat that could come at a moment's notice from north korea. what we're hearinge and speaking earlier with a senior national security adviser to president moon who has been involved in many conversations between the south koreans and north korea in the past, he said, look, it is not up to the president of the united states to unilaterally go ahead and suspend the military cooperation. this is a joint agreement and it will take both sides to do that. so i think his sense was that president moon will push back against that as they try to get more information about the intent but this is not a done deal at the moment. >> nic robertson in seoul, south korea. >>> a white house adviser saying story after insulting one of the u.s. closest allies but we know how apologies go over with president trump. sti

u.s.-south korea alliance commitment, including u.s.troops out of south korea, ending extended north korean umbrellas we have over south korea and japan. we have different views of denuclearization of your at a minimum, president trump needs to get a commitment from kim jong-un. then set up a timeline for very robust change in regime that needs to take place if they are truly willing to put something to give up their nuclear weapons program. we are being mind told that kim jong-un has no intention of getting rid of his nuclear weapons. how will you defineuccess? >> what i would define success of as if north korea at least gives up elementheir nuclear program and agrees to a timeline. again, for a regime, for the verification regime to take place, meaning international inspectors are rolowed to get back into north korea to begin thess of .erifying whether kim has given up his nuclear weapons program of course, president trump again raiseds expectati snapping the iran deal, saying it was not good enough, it was insanethe worst de ever. no

u.s. alliance system shifting under your presidency? >> who are you with, out of curiosity? >> cnn. >> i figured. fake news cnn. the worst. but i could tell by the -- i had no idea you were cnn. after the question, i was just curious. you're with cnn. i would say that the level of relationship is a ten. we have a great relationship. angela and emmanuel, justin. i would say the relationship is a ten. and i don't blame them. i blame, as i said -- i blame our past leaders for allowing this to happen. there's no reason this should happen. there's no reason we should have big trade deficits with virtually every country in the world. i'm going long beyond the g7. there's no reason for this. it's the fault of the people that preceded me. and i'm not just saying president obama. i'm going back a long way. you can go back 50 years, frankly. it just got worse and worse and worse. we used to be a nation that was unbelievably cash flow oriented, had no debt of any consequence. and we built the highway system. we built the interstate system out of -- virtually out of cash flow. and it wa

u.s. alliance systems shifting under your presidency awayrom -- >> who are you with, out of curiosity?cnn. >> i figured. fake news, cnn. the worst, but you know i could tell by the question -- i had no idea you were cnn. after the question, i was just curious as to who you were with. you were with cnn. the relationship that i've had is great. so you can tell that to your fake friends at cnn. ence os ]aughter ] >> seth: he sounds like a high hool shomore who's best friend started hanging out with the cool kids. "well, i just got promoted to treasurer of the chess club. so tell that to your fake friends!" [ laughter ] [ applause ] also, there's only one person at cnn who i think might be fake, and that's wolf blitzer. look at him. [ laughter ] beard, glasses, his name is wolf. that's obviously anderson cooper in a disguise. [ laughter ] now trump's main disagreement with our allies is over trade. he's repeatedly lied or exaggerated our trade relationships with europe and canada. but he insists that he's still friendly with those nations, because according to him, they know that he's righ

u.s. alliances that have been in place since the cold war particularly since this summit will take place shortly after what's likely to be a could be contentious nato summit in brussels britain's prince william has visited holy sites in occupied east jerusalem on the final day of his middle east tour is top of the day paying his respects at the grave of his great grandmother princess alice is sheltered jews during the holocaust prince william also visited the western wall the most important site in judaism and the al aqsa mosque compound one of the most important sites in islam and the folks at the polls. appeal of prince william to the most personal part of this first official visit to israel in the occupied palestinian territories by a british royal at the church of st mary magdalene on the slopes of the mount of olives he paid tribute to his great grandmother princess alice a devout christian who sheltered jews during the holocaust she'd asked to be buried in jerusalem but present day politics will close at hand the royal itinerary turned this last day in east jerusalem part of the prince's v