tunisia will, through its presidency of the arab league and the arab summit, will ness to achieven this. and as we are in the holy place , i would calla upon his majesty to chair the meeting. and i hope that god grants us success in what is good and it -- and in what is in the interests of our countries. and may peace be upon you. and in the name of god the make compassion and god's peace and blessings be upon his messenger, by brothers, excellencies, majesties and highnesses, i would like to welcome you and your country, saudi arabia. coming.k you for i would like to thank my brother, the president of tunisia, for chairing this session. will consider the threats that are threatening the security of the arab countries and international trade and the at a timenal economy when the palestinian cause is the main and the first cause, people getalestinian their usurped rights and achieve their rights and its capital of east jerusalem in accordance with international regulation. today we are facing a threat of and trade,curity which the united arab emirates and the trump administration and thi

of course, he learned arabic and wrote in arabic. after all those years, 1831, he was writing in his 60's, since he was born in 1770. he was already 61 years old at how much can you remember from what you learned in school? and the koran to see how accurate he was. it was remarkable. he remembered 33 versus, which is the length of the written work of that chapter. .e wrote it completely there is only one for us he seems to or three lines appeared the rest, he remembers the whole thing. why did he put that first? it means that chapter of in arabic, it also has the concept of ownership. he chooses, of all the chapters in the koran, the chapter on ownership. chapter, the statement of those who do not learn from their mistakes. if those who do not learn from their mistakes are punished. those who learned, who are guided by the wisdom of god go to heaven. saying,most as if he is just by this choice of first, ownership in islam is god's only . we do not own anything. the only owner is god. and he owns the whole of the universe. but, no ind

arab nation is facing many. challenges that require us to work together and increase coordination between us and order to unite the arab together and to consolidate the common and the joint arab work together to face the dangers of surrounding area in the. kingdom of jordan we stress our stance and standing by our brothers arabs to. to preserve their security and safety and there are clear refusal of any interference in the interference of any internal affairs of system arab countries or threat of their sovereignty is all or . security in any shape or form the latest of which was what the united arab emirates and the saudi arabia was subjected to. the attacks that are. rejected and would emphasize that the security of the arab countries for us in jordan is a main to the stability and safety of the region our. the safety of our brothers is the safety of us and therefore we have to face all the increasing challenges that the arab world is actually facing. this has to be through genuine work together even. but yet.

of the arab league in. march in tunisia and also to be adhered to and i would like to thank you for the nice word and the current word that you have. said that the beginning of this evening and may god's peace be upon you. thank you. the last word to mr president of mauritania an interim of god. gods or peace be upon i care just been listening there to mahmoud abbas from palestine reiterating many of the comments we have herod's am he did have some fairly strong words there saying he is coming out against the deal of the century and thanked the other leaders there for their words their solidarity and the fact that so many of those gathered here at. you've gathered here at this gulf leaders summit the arab league summit sorry have been standing in solidarity with them ever had back tomorrow and bashara al-jazeera senior political analyst who's been listening in to this live from london marwan what do you make of the statements there from mahmoud abbas. well it's certainly very clear and direct. and i'm sure

blub is the 1st arabic newspaper in germany it's for the arabic speakers here the newcomers and settled also but we have a lot of followers on facebook 50000 people and our past. there is no r.c. translation of the right no for us i mean we are group of syrian and arab so we don't speak 1st unfortunately these activists are well intentioned but dealing with arab refugees is as new to them as dealing with german activists is for me. on one side there was one of these stupid questions for which came up always in the newspapers are trying to get to discussions how much money does a refugee get already rich rich it gets more money. than hartsfield. did a good person hurts for receivers our welfare recipients they give their claims that the german government spends more money on a refugee than on a poor german. the fact is refugees and hurts for recipients both get $400.00 euros per person per month. he still. can't move you can. say the state says he didn't know they called up. it's monday night in dresden near the beautiful square showcasing the cultural glory of germany's pos each week th

it is where arabs go to express their opinion it is where arabs go to to get informed. likely exactly so take me on in how you went about picking up where jamal left off trying to finish what it was he started. you might be aware of the project. was working on and of course is a project that was structured in association was about actually. and the idea behind it is you know these guys the saudi regime they weaponize twitter they manipulate the media they manipulate the platform in order to do really dark things to justify really dark things why don't we do the same but in the in the opposite direction in other words why don't we also manipulate twitter to push our own narratives which are basically you know pro freedom pro pro freedom of expression pro-human rights et cetera. so that was one line of attack and i would i would mention here that i have a certain philosophical difference let's say with this approach of course i was not involved in that project at all but i have this philosophical difference because i think maybe fighting fire with fire is not the best str

of course, he learned arabic and wrote in arabic. after all those years, 1831, he was already in his 60's, since he was born in 1770. already 61he was years old, so how much can you remember from what you learned in school? so i took the manuscript, i took a copy of the manuscript, and the koran to see how accurate he was. and it is remarkable. he remembered 33 verses, which is the length of the written work of that chapter. he wrote it completely. there is only one for us he -- one verse he seems to have one or three lines, he remembers the whole thing. why did he put that first? it means that chapter of dominion, but in arabic, it also has the concept of ownership. and he chooses of all the chapters in the koran, the chapter on ownership. in that chapter, the statement of those who do not learn from their mistakes. those who do not learn from their mistakes are punished. those who learn, who are guided by the wisdom of god, go to heaven. it is almost as if he is saying, just by this choice of first, ownership in islam is god's only

of course, he learned arabic and he wrote in arabic. after all those years, 1831, he was writing in his 60's, since he was born in 1770. in 1831, he was already 61 years old. so how much can you remember from what you learned in school? , a copy ofmanuscript the manuscript and the koran to see how accurate he was. it is remarkable. he remembered 33 versus, which the length of that chapter. he wrote it completely. there is only one verse he seems to or three lines appeared the rest, he remembers the whole thing. again, why did he put that verse? it means that chapter of dominion. but in arabic, it also has the concept of ownership. he chooses, of all the chapters in the koran, the chapter on ownership. it is in that chapter the statement of those who do not learn from their mistakes. those who do not learn from their mistakes are punished. those who learn, who are guided by the wisdom of god go to heaven. it is almost as if he is saying, just by this choice of verse, ownership in islam is god's only. we really do not own anything. the on

league well of the arab summit that will. confirmed keenness to achieve this and with as we are in the holy place in saudi arabia and within the meeting with king solomon been so good and these are the brother systems nation saudi arabia i would call upon his majesty to. head chair the meeting and i hope that god grant us success in what is good and in the interest of our countries i'm a peace be upon you. in the name of god the merciful. the compassionate my god the peace and blessings be upon his prophet. messenger my. brothers excellence his majesty's and highness as i would like to welcome you and your country saudi arabia and. thank you for your. comment to the invitation i would like to thank my my. brother the president of tunisia and. for chairing this session while today here gathering to consider the threats that. are threatening the.

point man on arab israeli diplomacy in both george hw bush and bill clinton administration. we are also fortunate to have with us one of washington's leading journalists to moderate the conversation, susan glasser. susan's background -- [applause] susan's background in domestic and foreign policy gives her a unique perspective on the trump peace plan. in addition to writing the column trumps washington in new yorker she has been an editor at one of washington's most influential publications political. she previously served as editor-in-chief for foreign policy magazine and editor of "the washington post" and rollcall. susan, the floor is yours. thank you. >> thank you and good evening to everyone. it's a dangerous thing to stand between an audience and desserts left back forgive us an advance and i have to say i want to thank rob on behalf of all of us. especially the journalists in the room can appreciate he did his very best to extract as much news as possible and that. [applause] i am particularly delighted to have this panel of professional these processors this evening

and blood is the 1st arabic and newspaper in germany it's for the arabic speakers here the newcomers and settled also but we have a lot of followers on facebook by 50000 people and our hearts. there is no r.c. temptation right now for us i mean we are a group of syrian and arabs so we don't speak unfortunately these activists are well intentioned but dealing with arab refugees is as new to them as dealing with german activists is for me on one side there was one of these stupid questions which came up always in the newspapers to get to discussions how much money does a refugee get already a refugee refrigerate gets more money. than helps feel. that a good person hurts for receivers our welfare recipients to give their claims but the german government spends more money on a refugee than on a poor german. the fact is refugees and herds for recipients both get $400.00 euros per person per month.

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blub is the 1st arabic newspaper in germany it's for the arabic speakers here the newcomers and settled also but we have a lot of followers on facebook by 50000 people and our past. there is no r.c. translation of the right notes for us i mean we are group of syrian and arab so we don't speak unfortunately these activists are well intentioned but dealing with arab refugees is as new to them as dealing with german activists is for me. on one side there was one of these stupid questions for which came up always in the newspapers are trying to get to discussions how much money does a refute you get already rich richer gets more money. than the hots feel. that a good person hurts for receivers are welfare recipients they give their claims that the german government spends more money on a refugee than on a poor german. the fact is refugees and hurts for recipients both get $400.00 euros per person per month. he still says he will be you can. say the state says the good news no they. it's monday night in dresden near the beautiful square showcasing the cultural glory of germany's past 6 weeks

for them an arab is an arab. in september 2000 the palestinians started to shoot through the jewish neighborhoods, and the authorities had to protect the kindergarten over here, and they put up this wall put up by the neighborhood council. but nevertheless, it's quite ugly. but if they shoot from the other side toward the kindergarten, what other measure you can take in order to protect the children? >> before returning home we went to visit a palestinian farmer whose life was devastated when half of his land was taken by the israeli army to accommodate the bending of the wall. -- the building of the wall. >> the majority of his land and the better part of his land is beyond that fence. all these walls he built by breaking this sporn land with his wife and his children and all his hard work is gone. he cannot go down and tend to his trees or cultivate it. ♪ >> i feel like i haven't found any anchor for the light at the end of the tunnel. is there any chance for people to believe that there is something else? >>

there are there is no consensus among arab and islamic countries on iran certainly not behind the so would you position on iran meaning i think everyone now especially after the us than thrum himself said that he doesn't want the regime change in iran and and that the united states only seeking to. block iran from. developing nuclear weapons as he put it as if the two thousand and thirteen in our nuclear deal does not do that but be that as it may i think the saudi arabia wants today arab and muslim countries to support it after the last few incidents in and out a persian gulf whereby there will be an arab and a muslim position that states iran needs to you know behave well if you will not interfere in its regional and its regional in within the region or within neighboring states and so on and so forth now it's clear that there are a whole host of other very very important priorities in this region such as the war that is going on in libya apparently with that that's that support of saudi arabia in the united arab emirates there's the war in yemen that's going on in its fourth year

it is where arabs go to express their opinion it is where arabs go to to get informed. likely exactly so take me on. in how you went about picking up where jamal left off trying to finish what it was he'd started. you might be aware of the project. was working on and of course is a project that was structured in association was about actually. and the idea behind it is you know these guys the saudi regime they weaponize twitter they manipulate the media they manipulate the platform in order to do really dark things and to just to fight really dark things why don't we do the same but in the in the opposite direction in other words why don't we also manipulate twitter to push our own narratives which are basically you know pro freedom pro profit off expression pro-human rights etc. so that was one line of attack and i would i would mention here that i have a certain philosophical difference let's say with this approach of course i was not involved in that project at all but i have this philosophical difference because i think maybe fighting fire with fire is not the best

clear in the arab world right now when it comes to iran. well i think leaders into iran will be of 2 minds about this no doubt people who are watching the summit taking place from iran will see the show of support from iran from its allies as a shot in the arm they will be glad to see that not all arab leaders are falling in line and acquiescing to the saudi narrative of the conflict in the region but at the same time it is international could stay it is a day when iranians take to the streets in support of the palestinian cause and to that end iran's foreign ministry spokesman has said that what saudi arabia should be talking about is not dividing the unity amongst the leaders of the islamic world saudi arabia should be taking the lead in talking about support for the palestinian cause and he said the divisions amongst leaders in the arab and muslim world only go towards supporting the israeli agenda of continuing to oppress palestinian people all right sam bacile avi. thanks for that rob matheson has the reaction out of iraq. it's not rea

it is where arabs go to express their opinion it is where arabs go to to get informed. likely exactly so take me on. in how you went about picking up where jamal left of trying to finish what it was he started. you might be aware of the project that omar abdel aziz was working on and of course is a project that was started in association was about actually. and the idea behind it is you know these guys the saudi regime they weaponize twitter they manipulate the media and they manipulate the platform in order to do really dark things and to just to fight really dark things why don't we do the same but in the in the opposite direction in other words why don't we also many police twitter to push our own narratives which are basically you know pro freedom pro profit off expression pro-human rights etc. so that was one line of attack and i would i would mention here that i have a certain philosophical difference let's say with this approach of course i was not involved in that project at all but i have this philosophical difference because i think maybe fighting fire with fi

>> zahara: [ speaking in arabic ] give him more of the spicy sauce. he's sweating a lot. >> anthony: everyone here says that the economy is going to have to shift away from oil towards other industries. how would you like to prepare your daughters for the future? >> zahara: [ speaking in arabic ] well, now we live, we live in our golden days, thanks to sultan qaboos, bless him. >> samiha: [ speaking in arabic ] god help him to recover from his illness, and bless him with longer life. >> zahara: [ speaking in arabic ] thank god almighty. we live in our golden age, but we have to be prepared for the future. >> anthony: what do the young ladies, when they reach adulthood what are your hopes and dreams? >> girl in white and gold: [ speaking in arabic ] i want to be satisfied with myself and achieve my goals. i want to be a business woman. >> anthony: and the other young lady? >> girl wearing red: (in arabic) i want to be a teacher, and mom wants me to study at the university and become the president of the university. >> anthony: strong women in this fami

arabs began coming to germany in the late 1950 s. . they were nearly half a 1000000 arabs already here when the most recent influx began. why did they come here. where they welcomed. how did they survive. what has become of them. i'm preoccupied with understanding the historical relationship between arabs and germany. klaus leg of a is a professor of cultural studies an advisor to the german government on islamic affairs the. unit from fitzgibbon i'm annoyed. and visit slant on a pulitzer is of any to it and not done. really would seem to connect. after his defeat in world war 2 germany was occupied by foreign powers something many arab countries have experienced throughout history. stanzel the us. inspires on the. ends of world and political movements for public. political. and gave much on him on in so far as and also all of us done. there come a funny business in lloyd said he had taken. to the engineer of a. comfy tiddy and. in 1960 the german academic exchange service opened its 2nd foreign office of the post-war era in cairo egyp

of full arab unity andrew symonds. still ahead on al-jazeera. this is probably been one of the toughest years that i've experienced in my 40 plus years farming american farmers heart by donald trump chinese terrorists are not backing down from their support of the president. and in a memorial in new york to honor those who responded to ring the 911 attacks. hello again and welcome back we're here cross we are seeing some scattered showers across the area temperatures are on the rise as well you see on the satellite those clouds passing through particularly in the heating of the day so for tehran not bad in terms of temperature but we do so expect to see some more rain coming through as well here on saturday baghdad on saturday 43 going up to 45 degrees as we go towards sunday and kuwait city an expected high for your 41 degrees there where here in doha temperatures are on the rise as well we do expect to see 44 here on saturday getting up to 45 degrees as we go towards sunday very very very very hot conditions here but

it is where arabs go to express their opinion it is where arabs go to to get informed. likely exactly so take me on. in how you went about picking up where jamal left off trying to finish what it was he'd started. you might be aware of the project that omar abdel aziz was working on and of course is a project that was structured in association was about actually. and the idea behind it is you know these guys the saudi regime they weaponize twitter they manipulate the media they manipulate the platform in order to do really dark things and to just to fight really dark things why don't we do the same but in the in the opposite direction in other words why don't we also manipulate twitter to push our own narratives which are basically you know pro freedom pro pro freedom of expression pro-human rights etc. so that was one line of attack and i would i would mention here that i have a certain philosophical difference let's say with this approach of course i was not involved in that project at all but i have this philosophical difference because i think maybe fighting fire wi

arabs. that's how i can tell i'm in the bay area. that's not -- yeah. that's not the reaction that i tend to get in other parts of this country. we're talking about muslims and arabs. wham! [ laughter ] got to be honest, i'm super nervous about this episode because it's important to me that it's right. it's important that it puts the right message out there. i have friends that are muslims and arabs. it's important to separate that. i feel like you all know this but i gotta say this, not all arabs are muslims and not all muslims are arabs. yeah. and i'm not trying to be condescending when i say that. because i suffered from that when i was growing up. i didn't know. i had a friend who was palestinian. and she was like, i'm a christian. i'm like, you're an arab christian? what, did you convert? she's like my family's christian. i'm like, how did that happen? because jesus is from the middle east. oh, yeah, good point. he was, was he? my name is w. kamau bell. as a comedian, i made a living ma

tripoli an arab capital i don't see saudi arabia calling for an emergency summit and neither an arab not in the stomach summit and certainly when a seat when syrian territories and palestinian territories are annexed by israel and accepted by the united states so there is not calling for summits clearly only one so the interests are at stake that the saudis move to try to find out a muslim sort of ditty that is unfortunate because it's so the arabia has alienated so many of its allies and so many of the number of countries that now that it needs some of them it's finds out a lot of them are so alienated that it won't find the kind of solidarity it hoped to seek visit iran or any other question ok martin sorry to cut you off there ed just sits explain serve years just in ny we are showing you live pictures from mecca at these are the arrivals for the arab league this is happening right now you see this is happening in parallel one could say with the the g.c.c. summit martin tells us about the significance of this at the fact that we're seeing these 2 parallel meetings happening at the

it is where arabs go to express their opinion it is where arabs go to to get informed. likely exactly so take me on. in how you went about picking up where jamal left off trying to finish what it was he'd started. you might be aware of the project that omar abdel aziz was working on and of course was a project that was structured in association with the treasury. and the idea behind it is you know these guys the saddam regime they weaponize twitter they manipulate the media they manipulate the platform in order to do really dark things and to just to fight really dark things why don't we do the same but in the in the opposite direction in other words why don't we also manipulate twitter to push our own narratives which are basically you know pro freedom pro pro freedom of expression pro-human rights etc. so that was one line of attack and i would i would mention here that i have a certain philosophical difference let's say with this approach of course i was not involved in that project at all but i have this philosophical difference because i think maybe fighting fire w

an increase in discrimination they do not directly say does against arabs but not a lot of arabs and even other who love it and who feel like it is forbidden for us to do so much as here disagree they say that people who don't live in the town should not be allowed into the park the official word from the municipality is that we must safeguard as it insists that the closure of the park to nonresidents has nothing to do with jews and arabs but rather it's a way of exposing the town's residents to a host of activities that they can participate in or they would invite the people all the jews come here one arabs come here they just cause problems nuclear power belongs to the city and it's just in the interest of their residents to look after the place people from the outside don't have any interest but i'm not a visit in town i'm here this matter will now fall into the lap of the interior ministry to decide later this month. r.t. as for northern israel. sweden the state prosecutor is said to announce early next week whether or not reversed a geisha into a rape allegation against wiki lea

and increases discrimination they do not directly say does against arabs but not a lot of arabs leave enough food and who feel like it is forbidden for us to enter so many ways it is here disagreed they say that people who don't live in the town should not be allowed into the park the official word from the municipality is that we must safeguard as it insists that the closure of the park to nonresidents has nothing to do with jews and arabs but rather it's a way of exposing the town's residents to a host of activities that they can participate in or they would like the people all the jews come here one arabs come here they just cause problems. and this power belongs to the city and it is in the interest of their residents to look after the place people from the outside don't have that interest but i'm not a visit in town i'm here this matter when i'll fall into the lap of the interior ministry to decide later this month r t a for northern israel. the seventy fourth anniversary of nazi germany surrender the end of the war on the eastern front. in some of those commemorations. it's very

of all arab unity andrew symonds. joins us now in the rain in capital tehran so how iranian officials responding to that call for action from the saudis. well we've heard a lot of strong condemnation of the conversations that were had in saudi arabia yesterday iran's foreign ministry spokesman abbas mousavi began friday morning by issuing a statement in which he said he expressed regret that saudi arabia was using the opportunity to host the organization of islamic cooperation and muslim leaders as a platform to push for its divisive policies he said that iran rejects and condemns the statements that were said in saudi arabia between arab busy leaders yesterday that condemned iran for interfering in its neighbors affairs but he also said that iran knows that saudi arabia does not necessarily speak for all the members of the g.c.c. and no doubt a nod to allies in the organization like iraq qatar equates and oman and. how much comfort will iranian policy draw from the fact that this is a very divided arab world when it

responsibilities toward the arab world. all the time it's got out of the way or the present it strongly and couple has always been very adamant about being a positive force within these 3 settings the service station of a council is a positive development is this the beginning of the end of the blockade against us or is it too early to say. that indicates the relations of flooring should be look out for i mean it's very clear that for the past couple of months we've seen some. the escalation or at least a lack of escalation however there hasn't been any real initiative in mediation efforts that are led by the kuwaiti government and by the way one of the main reasons for those high delegation is the fact that leading the meeting for the g.c.c. and you know they appreciate that couple has for the. weight of all in general in the g.c.c. but also we have seen. not by the americans and by any other party to mediate between. them look at these meetings that leads to a new initiative if they can't agree will it will be firmly clos

an increase in discrimination they do not directly say that is against arabs but not a lot of arabs leave enough and who feel like it is forbidden for us to. disagree they say that people who don't live in the town should not be allowed into the park the official word from the municipality is that. we must safeguard for it insists that the closure of the park to nonresidents has nothing to do with jews and arabs but rather it's a way of exposing the town's residents to a host of activities that they can participate in when they do the right people all the jews come here when arabs come here they just cause problems. belongs to the city and it's just in the interest of their residents to look after its place people from the outside don't have that interest but i'm not a visit in town i'm here this matter will now forward into the lap of the interior ministry to decide later this month. r t a fuller northern israel. big program coming out following a spectacular week for english football we've got some special really special to discuss that in just a few minutes after the break and our team

this is discrimination they do not directly say that is against arabs but not all of the arabs and even our food and who feel like it is forbidden for us to. disagree they say that people who don't live in the town should not be allowed into the park the official word from the municipality is that we must safeguard for it insists that the closure of the park to nonresidents has nothing to do with jews and arabs but rather it's a way of exposing the town's residents to a host of activities that they can participate in or they would invite people all the jews come here one arabs come here they just cause problems. belongs to the city and it is in the interest of their residents to look after the place people from the outside don't have that interest but i'm not a visit in town i'm here this matter on our fall into the lap of the interior ministry to decide later this month r.t. for northern israel. london's fame such a gallery stake in the decision to cover up to provoke have pieces of art after elicited wonder response from muslim visitors titled rainbow scenes the controversial exhibiti

language spear and that was you know so they needed to control arabic twitter arabic language twitter so how do i spoken primarily in arabic they would have been so much more aggressive against me. and you know so it was a form of protection right now with these events what's happening is that i'm crossing over into arabic and i might actually have to start speaking in arabic more because i have a bigger audience and i think i feel a responsibility towards them but at the same and i guess yourself censure it didn't really help in a sense because you're still you still got targeted by the well i mean it's not surprising at the least that b.s. would go after dissidents i mean there are people who got far worse you know far far far worse than i did i mean do you find it odd that one arm of the u.s. government the cia is warning you via the norwegians and others warning others that the saudis are trying to murder you while another on the u.s. government state department or the white house of the pentagon continues to cozy up to those same saudis isn't that kind of weird. the conundrum ove

it is where arabs go to express their opinion it is where arabs go to to get informed. likely exactly so take me on. in how you went about picking up where jamal left off trying to finish what it was he'd started. you might be aware of the project. was working on and of course is a project that was started in association was about actually. and the idea behind it is you know these guys the saudi regime they weaponize twitter they manipulate the media they manipulate the platform in order to do really dark things and to just to fight really dark things why don't we do the same but in the in the opposite direction in other words why don't we also manipulate twitter to push our own narratives which are basically you know pro freedom pro profit off expression pro-human rights etc. so that was one line of attack and i would i would mention here that i have a certain philosophical difference let's say with this approach of course i was not involved in that project at all but i have this philosophical difference because i think maybe fighting fire with fire is not the best str

of all arab unity andrew symonds. sam is in the iranian capital tehran for all says and strong words from saudi arabia that how iranian officials reacting to that well the runs government is certainly certainly matching that with strong words of their own iran's foreign ministry spokesman a bus mousavi said that he regretted how saudi arabia was using the opportunity to host the organization of islamic cooperation as a platform to preach what he called divisive policies he condemned and rejected the allegations that iran is interfering in the region and he said that iran knows that saudi arabia doesn't speak for all of the g.c.c. countries and not perhaps to countries in the arab world with which iran still has friendly ties iraq cut their oman and kuwait and as far as interference goes we've also had a response from the newly promoted deputy commander of the islamic revolutionary guard corps mr elie father in an interview with local t.v. he had some very harsh words with regards to the accusation that iran is involve

the 1st arabic and newspaper in germany it's for the arabic speakers here the newcomers and settled also but we have a lot of followers on facebook by 50000 people and our thoughts. there is no r.c. translation right now for us i mean we are a group of syrian and arabs so we don't speak unfortunately these activists are well intentioned but dealing with arab refugees is as new to them as dealing with german activists is for me on one side there was one of these stupid questions which came up always in the newspapers begin to discussions how much money does a refugee get. richer gets more money. than hartsfield. did a good person hurts for receivers our welfare recipients they give their claims that the german government spends more money on a refugee than on a poor german. the fact is refugees and hertz for recipients both get $400.00 euros per person per month. he still thinks he will be you can. say this it says he did mr know that. it's monday night in dresden near the beautiful square showcasing the cultural glory of germany's postes each week think he does the growing right wing mov

it is where arabs go to express their opinion it is where arabs go to to get informed. likely exactly so take me on. in how you went about picking up where jamal left off trying to finish what it was he'd started. you might be aware of the project that omar abdel aziz was working on and of course was a project that was structured in association was about actually. and the idea behind it is you know these guys the saudi regime they weaponize twitter they manipulate the media they manipulate the platform in order to do really dark things and to just to fight really dark things why don't we do the same but in the in the opposite direction in other words why don't we also manipulate twitter to push our own narratives which are basically you know pro freedom pro pro freedom of expression pro-human rights etc. so that was one line of attack and i would i would mention here that i have a certain philosophical difference let's say with this approach of course i was not involved in that project at all but i have this philosophical difference because i think maybe fighting fire w

and increases discrimination they do not directly say does against arabs but not a lot of arabs leave enough to. feel like it is forbidden for us to. disagree they say that people who don't live in the town should not be allowed into the park the official word from the municipality is that we must safeguard as it is says that the closure of the park to nonresidents has nothing to do with jews and arabs but rather it's a way of exposing the town's residents to a host of the teeth that they can participate in or they would like the people all the jews come here arabs come here they just cause problems. far belongs to the city and it's just in the interest of their residents to look after the place people from the outside don't have that interest but i'm not a visit in town i'm here this matter when i'll fall into the lap of the interior ministry to decide later this month r t a fuller northern israel. for now but next following the spectacular week for english football we've got someone really special discuss it just a few minutes of the break for manchester united supremo joe save the

and increases discrimination they do not directly say does against arabs but not a lot of arabs leave enough food and who feel like it is forbidden for us to. quit sit ins here disagree they say that people who don't live in the town should not be allowed into the park the official word from the municipality is that we must safeguard. it insists that the closure of the park to nonresidents has nothing to do with jews and arabs but rather it's a way of exposing the town's residents to a host of activities that they can participate in or they would like the people all the jews come here one arabs come here they just cause problems. and this power belongs to the city and it is in the interest of their residents to look after the place people from the outside don't have that interest but i'm not a resident and i'm here this matter will now fall into the lap of the interior ministry to decide later this month r t a for northern israel. russia mark the seventy fourth nazi germany surrender on thursday the end of the war in the eastern front here's a look back now at the commemorations. you'

an increase of discrimination they do not directly say does against arabs but not a lot of arabs leave enough food and who feel like it is forbidden for us to enter some ways it is here disagree they say that people who don't live in the town should not be allowed into the park the official word from the municipality is that we must safeguard. it insists that the closure of the park to nonresidents has nothing to do with jews and arabs but rather it's a way of exposing the town's residents to a host of activities that they can participate in or they would be like the people all the jews come here one arabs come here they just cause problems. they listen to our belongs to the city and it's just in the interest of their residents to look after the place people from the outside don't have that interest but i'm not a visit in town i'm here this matter when i'll fall into the lap of the interior ministry to decide later this month our team for northern israel. russia mark the seventy fourth anniversary of nazi germany surrender on thursday on the end of the war in the eastern front. be comm

it is where arabs go to express their opinion it is where arabs go to to get informed. likely exactly so take me on. in how you went about picking up where jamal left off trying to finish what it was he'd started so you might be aware of the project. was working on and of course is a project that was started in association was about actually. and the idea behind it is you know these guys the saddam regime they weaponize twitter they manipulate the media they manipulate the platform in order to do really dark things and to just to fight really dark things why don't we do the same but in the in the opposite direction in other words why don't we also manipulate twitter to push our own narratives which are basically you know pro freedom pro profit off expression pro-human rights etc. so that was one line of attack and i would i would mention here that i have a certain philosophical difference let's say with this approach of course i was not involved in that project at all but i have this philosophical difference because i think maybe fighting fire with fire is not the best

all arab unity andrew symonds. let's talk to 2 of our correspondents covering this still developing story rob matheson is in baghdad for us and will update us on iraq's concerns about the criticism of iran but 1st let's go live to tech ronn iran's capital al-jazeera same bus ravi is with us so zain what's been the the reaction there in tehran to the summit well we've heard strong remarks from iran's government here in teheran iran's foreign ministry spokesman abbas mousavi said that he regretted how saudi arabia was using the opportunity to host the organization of islamic countries and to host these meetings as a platform for what he said were divisive policies if course condemned and rejected all of the allegations against iran in response to saudi arabia accusing iran of fomenting tensions in the region and he said that the saudi arabians iran knows that saudi arabia does not necessarily speak for all the countries in the g.c.c. no doubt as a nod to iran's friends in the region like iraq and qatar and kuwait and

hello i'm how am i hearing this is the news are live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes arab leaders meet in saudi arabia to discuss regional security as tensions between iran the united states and its gulf allies escalates. qatar's prime minister is at the summit's the 1st time level meeting with leaders of saudi arabia and other nations since they began a blockades of the gulf states 2 years ago sudan's military rulers say a protest camp outside the defense ministry in khartoum has become a favorite to the country and president donald trump analysis you tire of so on goods from mexico and i believe to force its neighbor to stop illegal immigration. good to have you with us on al-jazeera there are signs of division between arab leaders over how to deal with iran after emergency summit in saudi arabia the final communique condemned tehran accusing it of threatening regional and global security but iraq is against the statements warning that aggressive rhetoric could make the situation worse prime minister was among those summits and the 1st high level meeting between qatari l

and the arabic amar thought he'd forgotten is fluent. he shows her his life now, in rural devon... # happy birthday to you #. and videos of his childhood there. amar never knew his birthday. but zahra has his birth certificate, and he's three years older than he thought — almost a0. it's nearly your birthday! yeah. got a reason to celebrate now, haven't i? "i'm so happy and so proud," she says. it turns out the ink mark on his arm is a family tattoo, to identify them if they were ever lost. and now, amar is found. "welcome home, son." over the next few days, amar reconnects with his culture. i feel blessed. loads of sweets. i was very scared to come here at first. he speaks arabic there's no... there's nothing to be worried about. you're now speaking half arabic, half english! yeah. so it's very, very confusing. but it's amazing, it's amazing. it's overwhelming. the mp who first brought him to the uk and set up a charity in his name did search for relatives over the years, and now she can't believe what she's seen. it's an absolute mir

language spear and that was you know so they needed to control arabic twitter arabic language twitter so how do i spoken primarily in arabic they would have been so much more aggressive against me. and you know so it was a form of protection right now with these events what's happening is that i'm crossing over into arabic and i might actually have to start speaking in arabic more because i have a bigger audience and i think i feel a responsibility towards them but at the same token i guess yourself censure didn't really help in a sense because you're still you still got talkative by the well i mean it's not surprising at the least that b.s. would go after dissidents i mean there are people who got far worse far far far worse hates the united i mean do you find it odd that one arm of the u.s. government the cia is warning you via the norwegians and others warning others that the saudis are trying to murder you while another on the u.s. government state department or the white house of the pentagon continues to cozy up to those same saudis isn't that kind of weird the conundrum over he

it is where arabs go to express their opinion it is where arabs go to to get informed. likely exactly so take me on. in how you went about picking up where jamal left off trying to finish what it was he'd started. you might be aware of the project. was working on and of course is a project that was started in association was about actually. and the idea behind it is you know these guys the saudi regime they weaponize twitter they manipulate the media they manipulate the platform in order to do really dark things and to just to fight really dark things why don't we do the same but in the in the opposite direction in other words why don't we also manipulate twitter to push our own narratives which are basically you know pro freedom pro profit off expression pro-human rights etc. so that was one line of attack and i would i would mention here that i have a certain philosophical difference let's say with this approach of course i was not involved in that project at all but i have this philosophical difference because i think maybe fighting fire with fire is not the best str

he is quote almost certain that iranian naval mines damaged oil tankers off the coast of the united arab emirates earlier this month but anger about any evidence to back up that statement he is currently visiting the u.a.e. for more let's go live to say mr abi who is and tehran so what's what is their reaction and tehran is saying about these accusations. well rachele ever since the united states pulled out of the 2015 nuclear deal a little over a year ago perhaps even ever since u.s. president donald trump became what was a candidate for the u.s. presidency the battle between the united states and iran has seemed to be a battle for narratives and that seems to be picking up steam again ahead of an important meeting between arab leaders later this week now what we're seeing in terms of this attack on the u.a.e. port the allegations of an attack that the united states says was carried out by iran iran has said that that was possibly a false flag operation carried out by the united states or israel also providing no evidence for this so certainly they are on opposite sides of a story that

of all arab unity andrew symonds. that's kind of you now from abraham frye has his associate professor of conflict resolution at the doha institute he's with me in the studio now abraham in saudi arabia like see itself as the region's leader not all its neighbors a happy to go along with that ask at this summit saudi arabia wants to project a united front against iran but it didn't get better did well said thing x. that got some support especially from countries like egypt jordan tunisia even the policy none of us supported this but of course that was the iraqi position that was that went to the extreme actually of them withdrawing from the final statement of the arab summit. yesterday so but the means the leadership position which is actually what saudi arabia is doing bringing some of the muslim countries in order to show you know taking a leadership role you know meeting in saudi arabia and making these you might add statements these statements are important that there was of diplomatic support but remains very ver

image at the united arab emirates and they are the oil. the oil fields there this requires us to work very hard in order to preserve the gains of the g.c.c. . appear to have lost that life feed for no but we are so listening in for you were listening to king saw a man with his opening remarks about. leveling some fairly heavy charges at iran he accused iran of interfering in saudis internal affairs of developing nuclear weapons and also laying the blame squarely at iran's store for the attack on the 4 tankers in the u.a.e. and the oil pipeline were reestablishing that feeds for you just as soon as we get that translation will be back to mexico where that is taking place but certainly we are hearing quite the charge there from king some words from the saudi king solomon been abdulaziz about iran reiterating what the kingdom has been saying in the past some of the statements by other countries particularly the united arab emirates and saying that iran is a state sponsor of terrorism that iran has been destabilizing the region using proxies l

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