u.s. embassy representing u.s. interests to the palestinians should precisely be. >> okay, but the status quo, just to reiterate what you said, in the status quo, as long as the u.s. embassy is not in jerusalem, it kind of implies that that could become a permanent state of affairs. and as long as what is operating as the de facto american embassy to palestine is in jerusalem, it also kind of leaves the idea out there that that could be a permanent state of affairs, correct? >> i think what you're implying, and i think it's true, it gives a net effect that the palestinians have a leg up on the claim in jerusalem. which is not fair, which needs to be remedies. >> correct. thank you very much. >> we have one of our strongest allies, the only democracy in the middle east, yet we act like jerusalem is the capital of tel aviv. then you have palestinian arabs who have rejected states, have gone to war with israel for years and years, and we have something in jerusalem for them. it really is maddening. good question. chai

u.s. embassy should be. maybe pakistan and india would like the u.s. embassies in those countries be somewhere else, but we do not ask them. it is not surprising that supporters of the palestinians come and couch their arguments in national security terms. that is to say, implied threats of violence. under the terms of the statute, the only reason for not implementing his national security. the only permissible waiver is national security. we hear national security threats of the jordanians and palestinians. theirre shoehorning foreign-policy and political concerns into this justification. such not surprising that threats continue to be made because the palestinian authority finds such threats work. they continue to prevent the embassy from being moved. waving the act based on such encitesinsights further threats. arguments were first made when the act was passed over 20 years ago, and they continue to be recited. states are as of now literally at war with iran. wrist with afford of the unit -- a rift with the united states. they shot down an iranian mi

u.s. embassy facilities. in the worst instance, the marine who was convicted of espionage and served nine years in prison, he apparently handed over blueprints for the embassy facilities. and then as that marine moscow honey trap scandal was becoming public in 1987, the story also finally went public about the kgb embassy construction scam fiasco, and how russia was able to so intrissicly compromise the basic building bones of our embassy. >> the new ambassador to moscow, jack matlock, arrived today. his first job? secure the embassy. the state department has asked the nation's top secret national security agency to sweep the embassy before secretary of state george shultz arrives in ten days. while marines allegedly compromised the current embassy, lax security was just as damaging next door at the new embassy now under construction. these officials believe the new offices are bugged top to bottom. they recommend the building be torn down and re-built from scratch. the cost? more than $1 billion. when the sov

u.s. embassy should be. maybe pakistan and india would like use embassy to those countries to be somewhere else, but we don't ask there. it's not surprising that supporters of the palestinians, and couch their arguments and national sturdy terms. that is to say, implied threats of violence. under the terms of the statute, the only reason for not implementing it is national security. the only permissible waiver is national security. not surprisingly, we hear national security threats from the jordanians and the palestinians. that's, they are in a sense shoehorning their foreign-policy and political concerns into this justification. it's not surprising such threats continued continue to be made because the palestinian authority finds that such threats were. they continue to give the use embassy from being moved. this means that waving the act based on such threats, in fact, invites for the threats. waiver creates its own predicate. i should point out the security arguments have been significantly undermined by

u.s. embassy in benghazi five years ago. faces life and president despite being cleared of the most serious charges of murder four americans including the u.s. ambassador killed he has more. the attacks on state department and cia compounds in benghazi libya on september the eleventh twenty twelve have been a rallying point for republicans who accuse them secretary of state hillary clinton of not doing enough and then lying about the incident that led to the death of four americans including ambassador christopher stevens we were misled that there were supposedly protests and something sprang out of that an assault sprang out of that and that was easily but ascertained that that was not the fact but but the american people could have known that within days and they didn't know with all due respect the fact is we had four dead americans was a protest or was it because of guys out for a walk one night or decided they'd go kill some americans what difference at this point does it make. i was detained in twenty fourteen the gover

u.s. embassy in the city of benghazi has been convicted on terrorism charges in the u.s. however. was cleared on the more serious offense of murder. kenya's president uhuru kenyatta has urged his divided nation to move for months of political upheaval after being sworn in for a second term elsewhere in nairobi and least two people were killed when police clashed with supporters of the opposition leader. catherine sort of reports now from the cup. looking out to arrive for his inauguration to a rousing welcome from tens of thousands of supporters the to as relieved as their reelected president following long difficult and controversial and action campaigns this year the second of two polls was especially mad by fighting between rival supporters and violent confrontations between police and protesters kenyans are deeply divided along ethnic lines and millions over position supporters feel marginalized. or ok not out. truly and diligently. as expected he said all the right things uniting kenyans more jobs continuing with development projects started in his previous stop by t

u.s. embassy be moved.yitzhak rabin who was a father of the oslo agreements in the 1990s spoke about jerusalem remaining united under the sovereignty of israel, and our public opinion polls indicate support for that. that is at the same as the embassy but it's all part of the same complex. support for jerusalem, the u.s. position in jerusalem is at an all-time high. >> and correct me if i'm wrong,, but there's no knesset located in tel aviv. a prime ministers residence is not there. your supreme court, it's all in jerusalem. the seat of your government come all the major players, the people we want to be getting with our in jerusalem. >> in december 1949 at the end of the first arab-israeli war, much of the world community advise prime minister david ben gurion, don't move, don't move your capital to jerusalem. and, of course, he gave some of the lines which i shared with you earlier that resolution 181 has no moral force and he declared that israel was moving its embassy to, moving its capital to jerusalem

u.s. embassy where he made those comments about u.s. japanese trade what more they have to say. now there what he talked about the trade deficit in this is something that candidate trumping up president who has really been kind of focused on the deficit between trade with nations and the united states so as he said there you know there is a deficit still here with japan i want to correct that he also talked about the t.p. pino this is a transpacific partnership and one of his very first actions as president as he entered the white house was to take the united states out of the now that's something that really kind of hit hard here in japan because that is a trade deal that the japanese really were focused on and really wanted to move forward so that is something he reiterated that again this morning at that statement at the u.s. embassy here in tokyo he said that it's still not it's not a good deal what this is interesting what makes this interesting now as we go through the second day the business day if you will of his stop here in japan is that we're getting indications that

u.s. embassy hostage crisis. it's a craft passed from generation to generation but with a severe shortage of young men in yemen traditional art of making garments could soon be just a memory. welcome back as we look at the weather in the levant and western parts of asia we've got wanted to show us around but jenny weather conditions here are looking fairly good back in us about sunshine and seventeen degrees as we get towards the ceasar the mediterranean sea this quite nicely low across the cypress really i suppose on sunday extending into parts of turkey so some really wet weather here some quite stormy conditions expected that low breaks up as it moves further towards the east but still get some showers across parts of turkey elsewhere find that for beirut's a bit cooler at twenty two degrees we've got to find conditions in kuwait city with a high of thirty two in the arabian peninsula jerry weather conditions are looking fine the humidity around the gulf states still remains fairly high thirty three as the mae

u.s. embassy in tehran a crowd also burned at the chase and photos of u.s. president donald trump tension is high between iran and the u.s. after president trump refused to recertify the nuclear deal with western powers same as robbie has more from tehran. this event celebrates the taking of the u.s. embassy and nine hundred seventy nine by students of the revolution that overthrew the shah at the time and saw the rise of the islamic republic of iran has no words today with the rejection of the nuclear deal by the united states and the aggressive rhetoric coming out of the white house u.s. president donald trump what would have been an otherwise annual event is taking on the new significance here in iran today. events of those days are just as important today to these iranians as they were thirty years ago not just because they want to be defiant towards american foreign policy but because this place and what happened here the overtaking of this symbol of american might in the middle east at the time by doing students you would see the mindset of resistance

u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem in june trump signed a legal way with that keeps the embassy in tel aviv palestinians say that moving the embassy from tel aviv would pre-judge one of the most sensitive issues in the conflict the status of jerusalem undermining america's role as a mediator and while for the past twenty years congress and successive administrations have expressed a willingness to move our embassy as we speak president donald trump is actively considering when and how to move the american embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem. now the u.s. federal reserve chair nominee john paul says he expects andrus rates to rise gradually he made the remarks during his senate confirmation hearing powell also defended the need to potentially ease regulations on the financial sector. the most news agency is reporting that a senior saudi prince has been released after more than three weeks in detention over corruption charges prince with a bit of below was reportedly freed after reaching what officials called an acceptable agreement he's reported to have paid more than one billion do

u.s. embassy in havana. the cubans have an embassy in washington. americans or u.s. travelers can still travel to cuba and can enjoy a lot of the flexibility that was -- that was implemented during the obama administration. general licenses, for example. oftentimes -- now, travelers do not need to seek specific permission from the treasury department to travel. they can self-certify that rules avel meets the for governing sanctions. that remains in place. dialogue will continue. the u.s. and cuban governments have indicated they will continue to dialogue on areas of mutual interest. and so, it is not by any means even close to a full reversal of the gains towards engagement we have seen in recent years. all of this comes at a time where there is considerable momentum. u.s. travelers are continuing to travel to cuba. in may, this year, we already reached the mark of the number of u.s. travelers to cuba for the entire calendar year of 2016. this comes at a time where there is congressional, bipartisan congressional momentum. representative rick crawford has introduced

u.s. embassy has said it is deeply concerned about the military action.hey have also been unverified video circulating on social said to be the damaged homes of three of the cabinet ministers who were reportedly rounded up by the military and detained on tuesday night. these are ministers who were close to grace mugabe. the footage shows in one case bloodstains in the house of one of the ministers. from at was reportedly security guard who was shot. and there are bullet holes and shattered windows and broken doors. you've got this contrast between a semblance of peace on the streets but also these very dramatic pictures that are circulating on social media. genie: oliver matthews reporting from harare in zimbabwe. in afghanistan, a suicide bomb blast that went off near a gathering of supporters of an influential regional leader in kabul. it is not clear if the politician himself was at the meeting at the time of the blast. we know at least nine people were killed and many more were hurt in the attack that has been claimed by the islamic state group. saudi

u.s. embassy or the u.s.consulate in havana had oneot of the largest numbers of pending visa applications come make something like 100,000 if i'm not mistaken. now it's totally unclear what's going to happen there. the state department has said issuing immigrant visas is going to be moved to columbia. not a very practical solution. -- colombia. for reasons of costs, for the reason that cubans need of visa to get to colombia to get a visa to prevent present a certain at the bank. in fact, when you apply for visa and go for an interview you don't get a decision right away. you might have to wait. what is ao cuban supposed to d, go back and neck and back with visa? this is a real setback. even for the immigrant visa fees this will lead to sharp declines of the net of cubans were come to the united states. this has application were still important bilateral agreement between just and cuban governments dating back to the '90s with the u.s. is supposed to issue a minimum of 20,000 travel documents for people who tr

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u.s. embassy in the philippines hundreds turn dates of protests and upcoming visit by president donald trump when violence broke at trump when i arrive in the philippines on sunday the last stop on his eleven day asia tour. thousands have turned on the streets of bonn to call for quicker action on climate change the german says he is currently hosting a two week u.n. climate conference the protesters want to see world leaders turn away from fossil fuels and nuclear power and switch to greener sources of energy. big ben clock has chimed eleven times to mark armistice day the day where as where one and ninety nine years ago two minutes of silence was held across the british capital and the rest of the. one tree to honor the war dead. formula one is there and the brazilian grand prix in my state is driver but not the one you might expect has taken pole position for the race on sunday finland's terry botox grabs the honor just ahead of ferrari driver sebastian vettel newly crowned world champion live with how milton crashed with that setting a lap time and will start at the back of the greatest.

u.s. embassy. obviously state department location, as we reported many times in benghazi as well as the cia. the man accused of driving a rented truck down a crowded bike lane in new york on halloween, killing eight people, pleading not guilty. he was arraigned today in federal court. president trump says the suspect should get the death penalty. back to the top story. the north korean launch of the icbm paired with me, senior national security council official. there have been a pause. there was a hope i think perhaps china was having some success. sending an envoy to north korea. is that dashed? >> i wouldn't say that at all. if you look at the history of north korea in 2017, i don't have account but they are launched more than a dozen missiles this year. they've been consistent in their provocation. there is no question, not just the chinese actions but american, south korean, international actions. part of a coalition president trump has led to put together has had an effect on north korea. it

aviv palestinians say that moving the embassy from tel aviv would pre-judge one of the most sensitive issues in the conflict the status of jerusalem undermining the u.s. status as a mediator and while for the past twenty years congress and successive administrations have expressed a willingness to move our embassy as we speak president donald trump is actively considering when and how to move the american embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem. still ahead on the bulletin a public hearing on climate change as fighting for the jobs and the into the at the heart. mining country. and but the cryptocurrency. the ten thousand. from dusk the sunset so if you spring savannah. to sunrise the top an asian metropolis how the weather looks slushy fine and dry across southern parts of china that is a different story that a little more cloud here some wet weather pushing up towards shanghai little convergence on this one that rain becoming more extensive as we go on through. spells of writing will be heavy at times the possibility of some localized flooding eleven celsius there for shanghai further south on the other hand hong kong staying dry and sunny sam

u.s. embassy in havana and the cubans have an embassy in washington. americans or u.s. travelers can still travel to cuba and enjoy a lot of the flexibility that was implemented during the obama administration. general licenses, for example. everybody 0-- often times, travelers don't have to seek permission, they can self-certify and that remains in place. dialog will continue. the u.s. and cuban governments said they would continue to dialog and areas of mutual interest. it's not by any means close to a full reversal of the engagement that we've seen over the recent years. and all of this comes at a time where there is considerable momentum. the u.s. travelers are continuing to travel to cuba. in may of this year, we already reached the mark of the number of u.s. travelers to cuba for the entire calendar year of 2016. this comes at a time when there's congressional momentum. bipartisan congressional momentum. representative rick crawford introduced a bill for the use of financing in agricultural sales and there are now 44 republicans in the house than bill. and the vot

u.s. embassy in kabul afghanistan as defense ministry says that fifteen others were injured. kenya's opposition leader arrived at the dingo has called for the result of the. presidential election rerun to be an old president who took and the asshole was declared the winner but the election was widely boycotted by opposition supporters to get made no mention of a legal challenge but warned that the election results will undermine the public's faith in democracy. and those are the headlines we'll have more news here here on al-jazeera after today's edition of inside story next. three of donald trump's forma advisers are indicted the probe into russia's involvement in the u.s. election is digging deeper so his name could be honest next and could this investigation sink the u.s. president's administration this is inside story.

u.s. embassy in one nine hundred seventy nine it happened in the aftermath of the revolution that overthrew the royal family and saw the rise of the islamic republic of iran. with the american rejection of the nuclear deal and aggressive rhetoric from president donald trump the annual event has this year taken on added significance was told us that we've come here to say in a powerful way that america cannot do a damn thing and until our last drop of blood we will defend our country. we have no problem with the people of america but we don't welcome the government of america. each year the old embassy grounds become a rallying point with anti american chances slogans. and the event is an insight into the ideology the iranian establishment works tirelessly to keep alive the events of that they are as important for iranians today as they were thirty eight years ago not just because they want to defy the united states but because the taking of this embassy a symbol of american military might in the middle east at that time by students fuels a mindset of resistance that is woven into the fabric

u.s. embassy in kabul afghanistan defense ministry says that at least fifteen others were injured kenya's opposition leader raul odinga has called for the result of the presidential election rerun to be an old president uhuru kenyatta was declared the winner but the election was widely boycotted by opposition supporters doing a made no mention of a legal challenge but warned that the election results will undermine the public's faith in democracy i'll be back with the news here on al-jazeera and a little over twenty five minutes but let's get you back to the wanted eighteen. it is and i was very worried that the example fits a whole could spread out and then there will be facing a you know a massive civil p.d. and so on the country where you know can lose their ability to control the life of palestinians and you know occupation without control doesn't work. any terror. the military governor came one day when his soldiers rule the day. saying they did. to take you for two for each with a number on its body. and he told us. that we have to remove the cars and get rid of them. and i asked hi

u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem in june trump signed a legal waiver that keeps the embassy in tel aviv palestinians say that the embassy would pre-judge one of the most sensitive issues in the conflict the status of jerusalem and the money america's role as a mediator and wow for the past twenty. congress and successive administrations have expressed a willingness to move our embassy as we speak president donald trump is actively considering when and how to move the american embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem. it well donald trump has ordered the environmental protection agency to begin rolling back obama era climate regulations it's a public hearing is taking place in the heart of america's coal industry there were letters on that reports now from west virginia. and to see you guys he's the powerful owner of the largest underground coal mining company in the united states yeah i'm going to ask you first and while he normally would be greeting his employees at a coal mine today he's at the state legislature building urging the federal government to repeal it barack obama era

u.s. embassy where he made some comments about u.s. japan trade what morsi had to say yeah there and absolutely you know this is something that trade deficit with nations between nations other nations and the united states is something that canada trump really said kind of brought to the forefront of his agenda of his a political agenda and it's gone right through his presidency in particular when it comes to asia he pulled the united states out of the t.p. the transpacific partnership now this would have been one of the largest trade deals in the world the obama administration was pushing forward with this it was very important to japan but he but he pulled out pulled the united states out of it almost right after he got into the white house as a very important trade deal for japan now is entering at the after this meeting this morning here in tokyo at the u.s. embassy with business leaders both from japan and the united states he did say that there's still a deficit i don't apologise for that let's hear what donald trump had to say a

u.s. embassy in nine hundred seventy nine. it happened in the aftermath of the revolution that overthrew the royal family and saw the rise of the islamic republic of iran. with the american rejection of the nuclear deal and aggressive rhetoric from president donald trump the annual event has this year taken on added significance was told us that we've come here to say in a powerful way that america cannot do a damn thing and until our last drop of blood we will defend our country. we have no problem of the people of america but we don't welcome the government of america. each year the old embassy grounds become a rallying point with anti-american chants and slogans. and the event is an insight into the ideology the iranian establishment works tirelessly to keep alive the events of that they are as important for iranians today as they were thirty eight years ago not just because they want to defy the united states but because the taking of this embassy a symbol of american military might in the middle east at that time by stude

u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem in june trump signed a legal waiver that keeps the embassy in tel aviv palestinians say that move the embassy would pre-judge one of the most sensitive issues in the conflict the status of jerusalem undermining america's role as a mediator and while for the past twenty years congress and successive administrations have expressed a willingness to move our embassy as we speak. president donald trump is actively considering when and how to move the american embassy in israel from tel of the. curious from. the french president has promised a new relationship with africa and then one micron told students in bikini that he wants france to deal with the continent on the basis of equality and not the past but demonstrators on the streets of the capital showed that not everybody is convinced national has more now from what to do. was national pride runs high among the students in the kenya fastener but there's little affection for france the former colonial ruler. wants to fix what he calls from his image problem in africa which is why he chose to speak and why d

u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem in june trump signed a legal waiver that keeps the embassy in tel aviv palestinians say that move the embassy would pre-judge one of the most sensitive issues in the conflict the status of jerusalem undermining america's role as a mediator the french president has promised a new relationship with africa emmanuel macro told students in bikini faso he wants france to deal with the continent on the basis of equality and not the past but demonstrators on demonstrations on the streets of the capital showed not everybody is convinced as mourner from what could have been. national pride runs high among the students in kenya fascinated but there's little affection for france the former colonial ruler a man who wants to fix what he calls france's image problem in africa which is why he chose to speak to dr who do you know first. i am like you from a generation that never knew africa as a colonized continent i am from a generation for whom one of the great political memories was the victory of nelson mandela this is the history of our generation. michael promised

u.s. embassy was closed. americans were closed to shelter in place, say home.se there were concerns about how this was going to go down. >>reporter: that's right. that advice for american citizens is still in place. the u.s. embassy working at a reduced staff, and very closely monitoring the situation. the u.s. saying it's not taking any sides in this matter, but they are still armored personnel carriers on the streets of the capital, the military clearly in charge. as i said, we just got word from the opposition that they say it's a done deal, they are negotiations on going of a transition of power, perhaps some kind of transitional government. the person we haven't seen or heard from for some sometime is robert mug gabby. still a very tenuous situation. of course, if they deem this was a coup, they have to step in. so a tight rope being walked by the zimbabwe military. the only leader most have known is mugabe and he could be on the way out. >> thank you so much for that. >>> at least 13 people killed as flash floods devastate parts of greece. may mayor north

u.s. embassy here in myanmar is restricting u.s. embassy staff travel to parts of rakhine state for the next couple of weeks bracing for potential protests based on what now the u.s. administration's stance is and that is they say this was ethnic cleansing of the last several months. all right scott many thanks indeed scott hyde life there in yangon now to zimbabwe not much is known of robert mugabe his movements over the last few days we can show you what's said to be the first picture of the form of the zimbabwean president since his resignation earlier this week we know it was taken some time after he stepped down his wife grace who's been the focus of much of the backlash against mugabe is also seen with him this as a zimbabwe's new leader promises change and new jobs ahead of his swearing in on friday let's take you live now to harare zimmer's anderson and is there. so anderson but on god has promised a new era of democracy andrew to zimbabwe do people there really expect change to come quickly. there are very big expectations a

u.s. embassy in the head of trump's arrival on sunday while protesters have accused him of stoking tensions in the region following the spencers robber bride our correspondent in manila and of course the protests have been well you might say quite loud and noisy and certainly the security services have managed to protect the delegates away from what can be seen and heard a cross part of the capital. that's why this party. is in virtual state of lockdown at the moment with thousands of security personnel deployed there protesters we see them held back a few kilometers away their water cannon was being used before to try to disperse them it seems to be largely quiet now although it is continuing this was a protest that was timed to coincide with the start of this as and summit it was organized by a number of left wing groups here who say that it is aimed against imperialism now the philippines is largely friendly towards the united states but there are groups here who regard the u.s. as being a colonial power who would be out in any case although some of them it has to be said are particularl

u.s. embassy in cuba. this time target was the u.s. embassy in uzbekistan. and fingers are pointing at russia. steve dorsey has the story. >> the incident in uzbekistan involves a u.s. aid officer and his wife. a u.s. government source familiar with the matter tells cbs news the two americans reported affects similar to victims in cuba. the husband and wife were flown out of uzbekistan's capital by the state department for evaluation according to a source. their medical condition 'tis unclear. two security sources say russia may be involved in the incident. in the sonic attacks in cuba. russians have means, motive. opportunity. foreign policy official says russian president vladamir putin has been trying to exert his nation's in flew aens broad. >> seems this all began around the same time that president obama expelled 35 russian diplomats because of russia's interference in election. victims of at take in cuba, describe a loud, high pitch sound in usual places in their homes. associated press obtained this recording. two dozen confirmed victims face a range

u.s. embassy at the dinner ahead of trump's arrival on sunday many protesters have accused him of stoking tensions in the region through his aggressive rhetoric and posturing or robert freitas following events for us it's easy to see these protests and wonder what they're really about but they are very focused really in terms of being quite anti trump. that's right i mean it has to be said to hail this there are left wing groups here in the philippines which because of its long connection with the united states tends to be pro-u.s. but there are left wing groups who regard the united states as the former colonial ruler this protest was billed as an anti imperialism protest they would come out anyway when a u.s. president comes to town but what has incensed these protesters in particular is what they see as trump's failure to address human rights in his dialogue in these discussions today with his counterpart of the philippines president rugby go deter they are in particularly angered that he does not seem to be bringing up the issue of this campaign against drugs that deter has launched h

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u.s. embassy in the middle are ahead of trump's arrival on sunday many protesters have accused him of stoking tensions in the region through his aggressive rhetoric and posturing. lebanon's prime minister saad hariri is denying claims he's detained in saudi arabia in his first public comments since announcing that he would resign last week hariri said that he was free to leave and glad to return to lebanon in a matter of days and a hundred women like her here in the kingdom of saudi arabia i am free i have complete freedom but i want to look after my family as well i don't want to see my children have the same fate like what happened or i'm not talking about months i'm not talking about weeks i'm only talking about days and i'll go back to lebanon. i'm just an international was the syrian government surrender or starve campaign targeting civilians is a crime against humanity the group says government forces surrounded and bombed densely populated areas saudi arabia has asked for an urgent meeting with the arab league to discuss allegations of military aggression by iran to iraq denies claims

u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. since 1995, under law, congressional resolution signed by then president bill clinton, the u.s. was supposed to move the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem but it's been waived every time during the bill clinton administration, the bush administration, the obama administration and now in june president trump did it as well but tomorrow, even though he's potentially going to sign the waiver for another a six-month delay in moving the embassy, we're now hearing he may declare that jerusalem is the eternal capital of israel and that eventually at some point it will be moved from tel aviv to jerusalem. your reaction? >> this is a long-standing issue that the united states has been dealing with for a long time. obviously we have talked about jerusalem and the importance of jerusalem and the possibility that we would move our embassy there. but at the same time, we also understand the concerns of the palestinians and the possibility that that could create additional problems there not only i

u.s. embassy in israel from tel of if to jerusalem a controversial move is something trump has previously valued that he would to complete how could joins us live from the white house hi there kimberly so what exactly then is pence been saying. well certainly this is caught many by surprise given the fact that in june donald trump signed a waiver effectively postponing that pledge that he made on the campaign trail to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem certainly this is significant because the statements the suggesting the possible not signing of the waiver by the president in the future is significant given the fact that vice president mike pence made these comments on the anniversary of the seventy years since that u.n. vote creating the jewish state and anniversary that was marked in new york city and while for the past twenty years congress and successive administrations have expressed a willingness to move our embassy. as we speak president donald trump is actively considering when and how to move the american embassy and israel from telling the. cameras. so we can real

u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem in june trump signed a legal waiver that keeps the embassy in tel aviv palestinians say that the move would pre-judge one of the most sensitive issues in the conflict the status of jerusalem undermining america's role as a mediator and while for the past twenty years congress and successive administrations have expressed a willingness to move our embassy as we speak president donald trump is actively considering when and how to move the american embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem. the international airport on the indonesian island of bali is expected to remain closed until thursday is mount a good continues to spew volcanic ash about one hundred thousand people living near the volcano been told to leave and scientists warn that a major eruption could happen at any moment all right you're up to date with more news here and out there right off to my chin is yes. but the message is simplistic and misinformation is rife listening provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera. asked. the sun and.

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u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem in june signed a legal waiver that keeps the embassy in tel aviv palestinians say that the move would pre-judge one of the most sensitive issues in the conflict the status of jerusalem undermining america's role as a mediator and while for the past twenty years congress and successive administrations have expressed a willingness to move our embassy as we speak. president donald trump is actively considering when and how the american embassy and israel from tel aviv. to read. the reuters news agency is reporting a senior saudi prince has been released after more than three weeks in detention of a corruption charges prince abdullah was reportedly freed after reaching what officials called an acceptable agreement type who was the national guard minister is the son of the late king abdullah and was once considered a contender for the throne. the international airport on the indonesian island of bali is expected to remain closed until thursday. continues to spew volcanic ash about one hundred thousand people living near the volcano have been told to leave and scient

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u.s. embassy as was reported water cannons were used by the riot police and twenty were injured and one protester has been arrested trump is going to take part in the ozzie and summit with which in a leader's what can we expect from that. well first of all there's a little bit of a wave of uncertainty with donald trump's visit because first of all you know comparing to his predecessor president barack obama had a clear foreign policy which was a pivot to south east asia now president trying doesn't have such a clear cut foreign policy when it comes to southeast asia most of his policies can be summed up as america first and what does that mean for this region so there's a number of implications one is if. the future is not a good wine already for the. i'm sorry. if there is no law. and i'm sorry it was a finisher of response. so if the region is no longer going to be a priority for the us it could spare a little bit more wiggle room for china to continue its military. secondly there is also this protectionist feeling right and this resistance to globalization what's that going to need for this re

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