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Israeli Foreign Minister David Levy arrived in Jordan on Tuesday (29/7), the day after announcing that negotiations with Palestinians would resume. Levy flew to an Amman air base and immediately began talks with his Jordanian counterpart, Fayez Tarawneh. He then met with King Hussein to brief him on developments.
However, the Palestinian Authority is less convinced that the peace process is back on track. Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat, who was meeting EU peace envoy Miguel Moratinos in Jericho, said there was still a lot of work to be done.
And as Palestinian President Yasser Arafat continued his visit to the volatile town of Hebron, a Palestinian was shot dead by an Israeli soldier in another part of the West Bank.
SHOWS:
AMMAN, JORDAN, 29/7
00.00 CU Israeli Foreign Minister David Levy greeted by Fayez Tarawneh at air base;
00.10 Ext King Hussein's palace;
00.13 Car pulls up, Levy and Tarawneh out of car and up steps;
00.22 CU King Hussein, pulls-out to ws meeting;
00.26 CU Levy in meeting;
00.28 WS meeting pans right and left;
00.36 WS Levy and Tarawneh speaking to press outside;
00.39 Press cutaway;
00.40 UPSOT Tarawneh: "This is our main concern...the lack of progress basically up till now, but as I said that we were encouraged by recent the developments."
HEBRON, WEST BANK, 29/7
00.51 Yasser Arafat into car surrounded by security;
01.00 Convoy drives through crowds;
JERICHO, WEST BANK
01.06 Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat and EU peace envoy Miguel Moratinos arriving for meeting;
01.13 SOT Erakat: "I'd just like to warn and say that it's really premature to jump to conclusion, we don't think that the peace process is back on track there need many more efforts to be exerted;
NABLUS, WEST BANK, 29/7
01.25 WS road with shot man lying on ground surrounded by army vehicles and soldiers;
01.27 Cutaway to officer on mobile phone;
01.30 Covered body on stretcher being loaded onto army van;
01.37 VISION ENDS
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Jordan's Prime Minister has paid tribute to the late King Hussein, vowing that the country will continue to follow in the path he carved out for it.
Fayes Al-Tarawneh said the government was firmly behind the country's new monarch, King Abdullah, who formally ascended the throne on Sunday afternoon.
It was the first official reaction from the Jordanian government since the King's death earlier on Sunday.
Jordan's Prime Minister, Fayez Al-Tarawneh, praised the legacy left behind by King Hussein after nearly 50 years of rule.
The premier also pledged support for the country's new monarch, King Abdullah, saying he believed the newly crowned king would follow in his father's footsteps.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"An extraordinary man that we lost today. A great leader, a father for everybody. But at the same time, it's a day of continuity, a day of determination and that's how he taught us, first of all to respect the Constitution, all the institutions of the Constitution, and above all to serve the country as he did. He built it and he gave it to us a solid as it is and we are going to continue in the same line carrying his message. His Majesty King Abdullah is also determined to continue in the same path, along the same path as his dear father and we are very optimistic and we are behind him, to his right, to his left, behind him. He will guide us and we will follow. And this is the spirit with all the sadness there is in our heart, in our bones, in our blood but we are so determined to continue in the same path."
SUPER CAPTION: Fayez Al-Tarawneh, Jordanian Prime Minister
The Jordanian government is preparing to receive as many as 40 world leaders for King Hussein's funeral on Monday.
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Over the past few weeks, Jordan has been rather worried about a possible settlement between Israel and the [Palestinians] and about how it could harm the interests of Kingdom Jordan.
Past leaders affiliated with the regime who had previously served in sensitive positions in the ruling establishment boldly expressed this concern, which bothered some top government officials. Successive statements by the former Prime Minister and Deputy Speaker of the Senate (the King's Council) Maarouf al-Bakhit have bothered top officials, who thought his remarks "conflict with the official Jordanian position"..
Bakhit, who served for years as ambassador to Tel Aviv and is considered among the most prominent conservative statesmen, said, "Jordan must be present and involved in any future negotiations to protect its supreme interests"..
Zeid al-Rifai, a former prime minister and a major figure in the official conservative current, made his first appearance in years yesterday [Jan. 15] and warned that the negotiations might affect Jordan. Yet Rifai seemed less worried about the efforts of US Secretary of State John Kerry. He said that Kerry's efforts "will not bear fruit," as quoted by local media..
But a former prime minister and current member of the senate, Samir Zeid al-Rifai, who is following in his father's political path, did not hide his growing concern about the framework agreement proposed by Kerry. Samir al-Rifai said in front of a number of politicians that he was concerned about Jordan entering negotiations that "may produce decisions that are not in the interest of the Palestinian cause"..
However, one of the most shocking statements by Jordan's political elite and top officials came from a former parliament speaker and current MP, Abdul Hadi al-Majali, who during the past two decades has been considered one of the regime's most prominent pillars. In parliament, he warned of "shaking the social structures in the cities and the parties. We don't want its shaking to end by shaking the state and its cohesion and its ability to withstand outside [pressure]"..
It seems that these hard-line positions from corners affiliated with the Jordanian state pushed [Palestinian Authority Chairman] Mahmoud Abbas (Abu Mazen) to send Abbas Zaki as a representative to Amman and meet Bakhit at his home, along with the head of the senate and former Prime Minister Abdul Raouf al-Rawabidah, who is considered the godfather of the conservative movement in the government..
The two Jordanian officials told the Palestinian envoy about the nature of Jordanian concerns regarding the Palestinian-Israeli negotiations and said that they fear the effects of those negotiations on Jordanian interests..
Jordanian and Palestinian political sources said that Kerry, during his recent visit, asked Jordanian officials to recognize Israel as a Jewish state, to close the file on refugees' [right to return] and to support the framework agreement, which provides for an Israeli military presence in the Jordan Valley, compensation for the refugees and compensation to Jordan for hosting them. According to sources, Kerry's demands call for the resettlement of some 2 million Palestinians on Jordanian land..
In this context, Al-Hayat has learned that top Jordanian officials have called for an emergency council to meet regularly to respond to Kerry's framework during the coming period..
In addition to the policy council, which was chaired by top officials, recent meetings have included the new Royal Court chief, Fayez al-Tarawneh, the director of the Office of the King, Imad Fakhoury, and the intelligence chief, Gen. Faisal al-Shobaki, in addition to the heads of parliament and the Senate, Atef al-Tarawneh and Abdul Raouf al-Rawabidah..
During their first meeting, away from the limelight, the conferees discussed how Jordan should deal with Kerry's framework and the need to clarify "Jordanian supreme interests" if negotiations start. These interests involve the status of the refugees, the right of return, compensation, borders, Jerusalem and how much financial compensation the kingdom should request as a "host country"...
- published: 16 Feb 2014
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克里访约旦 表示美军不会重返伊拉克(NTDCHINESE) http://www.NTDTV.com【新唐人2014年01月05日讯】1月5号（星期天），美国国务卿克里（John Kerry）离开耶路撒冷，抵达约旦，与约旦国王阿卜杜拉（King Abdullah）会晤，继续推动中东和平进程。当天早些时候，克里表示美国将帮助伊拉克打击与盖达组织有联系的激进份子，但华盛顿没有派军队重返伊拉克的计划。
克里在约旦受到了约旦王室办公室负责人法耶兹（Fayez al Tarawneh）与外交大臣纳赛尔．朱达（Nasser Judeh）欢迎。随后与国王阿卜杜拉二世进行了会谈。
这是克里第十次中东之行，努力推动建立结束巴以冲突的中东和平〝框架〞， 克里此行已经分别与以色列总理内塔尼亚胡（Benjamin Netanyahu）和巴勒斯坦总统阿巴斯（Mahmoud Abbas）进行了多轮深入会谈，克利在言谈中显示会谈取得了进展，对结束巴以冲突抱有信心。
巴以和谈停摆三年之后，在美国的斡旋之下，从去年7月重启谈判，尽管各方对谈判结果疑虑重重，克利仍然尽力推进。与阿卜杜拉国王会晤之后，克里将前往沙特阿拉伯。
当天早些时候，克里离开耶路撒冷前往约旦前，就伊拉克问题，他说相信伊拉克总统马利基领导的政府能够战胜盖达组织为首的武装分子，美国将提供帮助，但美国军队没有重返伊拉克的计划。
早些时候，伊拉克政府说，当局已经失去了对首都巴格达以西具有战略意义的城市费卢杰的控制。与盖达组织有联系的武装分子现在控制了费卢杰市的南部。伊拉克政府周六晚间对该地区武装份子实施了空袭。
美国国务院说华盛顿正在密切注视的伊拉克的情况，并关注与盖达组织有关系的武装分子扩大其在叙利亚以及伊拉克的活动。
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There are an increasing number of sit-ins, strikes and opposition demonstrations across Jordan, but the rally in the capital Amman in the square of Gamal Abdel Nasser has a special meaning.
The sit-in began at the end of last week, with the government's decision to raise the price of fuel. The move was met with great disapproval on the streets and among opposition forces. The marches and sit-ins turned into rallies demanding the resignation of Fayez al-Tarawneh's government.
This was a signal to the Royal Palace on the need to act quickly. The Palace froze the government's decision, stopping the price rise. But that did not ease the anger.
"The freezing of the decision does not count, and it must be ruled out, because gasoline prices are falling in all countries. Why does the opposite happen in Jordan? The decision to raise prices is not logical. The solution of the Palace is aimed at making people think that things are in their interest, but it's clear it's not in the interests of the people", says a demonstrator.
The protesters in the square also demand the release of some opposition activists, by shouting slogans and carrying banners to get their message across.
But the demand to release the activists is surely only a dramatic justification for the new stage of confrontation between the officials and social activists on the reforms and their limits.
"The policy of the regime is leading to escalation, and the regime is responsible for that, and we fully stand behind our claims announced at the beginning of the reform movement in Jordan, and we want power to return rights to the Jordanian people", another demonstrator says.
Jordan is currently, according to analysts, at a difficult crossroads, due to the influx of thousands of refugees from Syria and a popular movement calling for political reforms.
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Jordan said its opening talks with Israel on Monday (18/7) had
proved cordial and serious, as the two sides met for the first
time publicly in the Middle East. The talks broke off for lunch in one of several tents set up along the ceasefire line at Ein Evrona before
resuming again in the afternoon. Moasher said the delegations had
split into three working groups to map out their border, discuss
water sharing, energy and the environment and to tackle security
concerns. Israeli chief delegate Eliakim Rubinstein and his
Jordanian counterpart Fayez Tarawneh confidently predicted that a
full treaty would emerge from the talks.
SHOWS:
EIN EVRONA (ISRAEL) ON THE ISRAEL-JORDAN BORDER, 18/7
ein evrona desert area
israeli jeep drives along road
chief negotiators' presser
israeli delegation head elyakim rubinstein eng sot: "it's been
good, it may sound very general but it reflects what has happened
today."
jordanian delegation spokesman marwan moasher eng sot: "it's been
very positive today, all the suppositions took terms of reference
of common agenda. we don't underestimate challenges, but tomorrow
we'll be in a better position."
ws of camp
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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في هذه الحلقة تستضيف جيزال خوري رئيس الديوان الملكي الاردني فايز طراونة
- published: 13 Jun 2014
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Jordan has hailed the Palestinian-Israeli peace deal as a cornerstone for lasting peace.
Jordan's Prime Minister Fayez Tarawneh says the agreement opens the door for a permanent settlement.
But Tarawneh's enthusiasm is in stark contrast to the reaction from neighbouring Syria, who've labelled the deal a surrender of Palestinian rights.
The Jordanian government's warm relations with Israel were obvious in the reception given to Friday' peace agreement in the Mideast.
Jordan's Prime Minister said the agreement puts the peace process back on track and opens the door for negotiations on a permanent settlement.
In the cafes and on the streets, the reaction was equally positive.
Jordanians were proud of the role King Hussein played in getting negotiations back on track.
The king, 62, twice flew by helicopter to the site of the talks at Wye Plantation, making a speech about the importance of peace during Thursday's marathon final round.
SOUNDBITE: (Arabic)
"The interference of King Hussein made us very proud and he was the main key to reach an agreement."
SUPER CAPTION: Tareq Mussa, Vox Pop
King Hussein is in the United States undergoing chemotherapy for cancer.
SOUNDBITE: (Arabic)
"We are very proud to see the king's participation and he looked in a good health that made us happy."
SUPER CAPTION: Manhal Numan, Vox Pop
Jordan's reaction was not representative of the region however.
Syrian media ridiculed the deal as a Palestinian surrender and an Israeli trap.
Under the peace agreement, Israel has agreed to withdraw troops from additional West Bank land in exchange for security guarantees.
Syria's government newspaper, al-Thawra, called the deal a liquidation and a total surrender of Palestinian rights.
Some Jordanians agreed.
SOUNDBITE: (Arabic)
"The Palestinians offered many concessions and lost."
SUPER CAPTION: Adel Ibrahim Vox Pop
Egypt has welcomed the deal with caution, calling it a step in the right direction.
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1:37Jordan/West Bank - Peace talks
Jordan/West Bank - Peace talksJordan/West Bank - Peace talks
T/I: 11:18:28 Israeli Foreign Minister David Levy arrived in Jordan on Tuesday (29/7), the day after announcing that negotiations with Palestinians would resume. Levy flew to an Amman air base and immediately began talks with his Jordanian counterpart, Fayez Tarawneh. He then met with King Hussein to brief him on developments. However, the Palestinian Authority is less convinced that the peace process is back on track. Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat, who was meeting EU peace envoy Miguel Moratinos in Jericho, said there was still a lot of work to be done. And as Palestinian President Yasser Arafat continued his visit to the volatile town of Hebron, a Palestinian was shot dead by an Israeli soldier in another part of the West Bank. SHOWS: AMMAN, JORDAN, 29/7 00.00 CU Israeli Foreign Minister David Levy greeted by Fayez Tarawneh at air base; 00.10 Ext King Hussein's palace; 00.13 Car pulls up, Levy and Tarawneh out of car and up steps; 00.22 CU King Hussein, pulls-out to ws meeting; 00.26 CU Levy in meeting; 00.28 WS meeting pans right and left; 00.36 WS Levy and Tarawneh speaking to press outside; 00.39 Press cutaway; 00.40 UPSOT Tarawneh: "This is our main concern...the lack of progress basically up till now, but as I said that we were encouraged by recent the developments." HEBRON, WEST BANK, 29/7 00.51 Yasser Arafat into car surrounded by security; 01.00 Convoy drives through crowds; JERICHO, WEST BANK 01.06 Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat and EU peace envoy Miguel Moratinos arriving for meeting; 01.13 SOT Erakat: "I'd just like to warn and say that it's really premature to jump to conclusion, we don't think that the peace process is back on track there need many more efforts to be exerted; NABLUS, WEST BANK, 29/7 01.25 WS road with shot man lying on ground surrounded by army vehicles and soldiers; 01.27 Cutaway to officer on mobile phone; 01.30 Covered body on stretcher being loaded onto army van; 01.37 VISION ENDS You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/b8d82ef10f72555517d8100f7feab81d Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
3:40JORDAN: PRIME MINISTER PAYS TRIBUTE TO KING HUSSEIN
JORDAN: PRIME MINISTER PAYS TRIBUTE TO KING HUSSEINJORDAN: PRIME MINISTER PAYS TRIBUTE TO KING HUSSEIN
English/Nat Jordan's Prime Minister has paid tribute to the late King Hussein, vowing that the country will continue to follow in the path he carved out for it. Fayes Al-Tarawneh said the government was firmly behind the country's new monarch, King Abdullah, who formally ascended the throne on Sunday afternoon. It was the first official reaction from the Jordanian government since the King's death earlier on Sunday. Jordan's Prime Minister, Fayez Al-Tarawneh, praised the legacy left behind by King Hussein after nearly 50 years of rule. The premier also pledged support for the country's new monarch, King Abdullah, saying he believed the newly crowned king would follow in his father's footsteps. SOUNDBITE: (English) "An extraordinary man that we lost today. A great leader, a father for everybody. But at the same time, it's a day of continuity, a day of determination and that's how he taught us, first of all to respect the Constitution, all the institutions of the Constitution, and above all to serve the country as he did. He built it and he gave it to us a solid as it is and we are going to continue in the same line carrying his message. His Majesty King Abdullah is also determined to continue in the same path, along the same path as his dear father and we are very optimistic and we are behind him, to his right, to his left, behind him. He will guide us and we will follow. And this is the spirit with all the sadness there is in our heart, in our bones, in our blood but we are so determined to continue in the same path." SUPER CAPTION: Fayez Al-Tarawneh, Jordanian Prime Minister The Jordanian government is preparing to receive as many as 40 world leaders for King Hussein's funeral on Monday. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/8b71668347ff92f1a57a171b6e48a575 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
1:20"KING OBAMA" PUSHING FOR "ANOTHER AGENDA IN THE MIDDLE EAST"!
"KING OBAMA" PUSHING FOR "ANOTHER AGENDA IN THE MIDDLE EAST"!"KING OBAMA" PUSHING FOR "ANOTHER AGENDA IN THE MIDDLE EAST"!
Over the past few weeks, Jordan has been rather worried about a possible settlement between Israel and the [Palestinians] and about how it could harm the interests of Kingdom Jordan. Past leaders affiliated with the regime who had previously served in sensitive positions in the ruling establishment boldly expressed this concern, which bothered some top government officials. Successive statements by the former Prime Minister and Deputy Speaker of the Senate (the King's Council) Maarouf al-Bakhit have bothered top officials, who thought his remarks "conflict with the official Jordanian position".. Bakhit, who served for years as ambassador to Tel Aviv and is considered among the most prominent conservative statesmen, said, "Jordan must be present and involved in any future negotiations to protect its supreme interests".. Zeid al-Rifai, a former prime minister and a major figure in the official conservative current, made his first appearance in years yesterday [Jan. 15] and warned that the negotiations might affect Jordan. Yet Rifai seemed less worried about the efforts of US Secretary of State John Kerry. He said that Kerry's efforts "will not bear fruit," as quoted by local media.. But a former prime minister and current member of the senate, Samir Zeid al-Rifai, who is following in his father's political path, did not hide his growing concern about the framework agreement proposed by Kerry. Samir al-Rifai said in front of a number of politicians that he was concerned about Jordan entering negotiations that "may produce decisions that are not in the interest of the Palestinian cause".. However, one of the most shocking statements by Jordan's political elite and top officials came from a former parliament speaker and current MP, Abdul Hadi al-Majali, who during the past two decades has been considered one of the regime's most prominent pillars. In parliament, he warned of "shaking the social structures in the cities and the parties. We don't want its shaking to end by shaking the state and its cohesion and its ability to withstand outside [pressure]".. It seems that these hard-line positions from corners affiliated with the Jordanian state pushed [Palestinian Authority Chairman] Mahmoud Abbas (Abu Mazen) to send Abbas Zaki as a representative to Amman and meet Bakhit at his home, along with the head of the senate and former Prime Minister Abdul Raouf al-Rawabidah, who is considered the godfather of the conservative movement in the government.. The two Jordanian officials told the Palestinian envoy about the nature of Jordanian concerns regarding the Palestinian-Israeli negotiations and said that they fear the effects of those negotiations on Jordanian interests.. Jordanian and Palestinian political sources said that Kerry, during his recent visit, asked Jordanian officials to recognize Israel as a Jewish state, to close the file on refugees' [right to return] and to support the framework agreement, which provides for an Israeli military presence in the Jordan Valley, compensation for the refugees and compensation to Jordan for hosting them. According to sources, Kerry's demands call for the resettlement of some 2 million Palestinians on Jordanian land.. In this context, Al-Hayat has learned that top Jordanian officials have called for an emergency council to meet regularly to respond to Kerry's framework during the coming period.. In addition to the policy council, which was chaired by top officials, recent meetings have included the new Royal Court chief, Fayez al-Tarawneh, the director of the Office of the King, Imad Fakhoury, and the intelligence chief, Gen. Faisal al-Shobaki, in addition to the heads of parliament and the Senate, Atef al-Tarawneh and Abdul Raouf al-Rawabidah.. During their first meeting, away from the limelight, the conferees discussed how Jordan should deal with Kerry's framework and the need to clarify "Jordanian supreme interests" if negotiations start. These interests involve the status of the refugees, the right of return, compensation, borders, Jerusalem and how much financial compensation the kingdom should request as a "host country"... -
1:44克里访约旦 表示美军不会重返伊拉克(耶路撒冷)
克里访约旦 表示美军不会重返伊拉克(耶路撒冷)克里访约旦 表示美军不会重返伊拉克(耶路撒冷)
克里访约旦 表示美军不会重返伊拉克(NTDCHINESE) http://www.NTDTV.com【新唐人2014年01月05日讯】1月5号（星期天），美国国务卿克里（John Kerry）离开耶路撒冷，抵达约旦，与约旦国王阿卜杜拉（King Abdullah）会晤，继续推动中东和平进程。当天早些时候，克里表示美国将帮助伊拉克打击与盖达组织有联系的激进份子，但华盛顿没有派军队重返伊拉克的计划。 克里在约旦受到了约旦王室办公室负责人法耶兹（Fayez al Tarawneh）与外交大臣纳赛尔．朱达（Nasser Judeh）欢迎。随后与国王阿卜杜拉二世进行了会谈。 这是克里第十次中东之行，努力推动建立结束巴以冲突的中东和平〝框架〞， 克里此行已经分别与以色列总理内塔尼亚胡（Benjamin Netanyahu）和巴勒斯坦总统阿巴斯（Mahmoud Abbas）进行了多轮深入会谈，克利在言谈中显示会谈取得了进展，对结束巴以冲突抱有信心。 巴以和谈停摆三年之后，在美国的斡旋之下，从去年7月重启谈判，尽管各方对谈判结果疑虑重重，克利仍然尽力推进。与阿卜杜拉国王会晤之后，克里将前往沙特阿拉伯。 当天早些时候，克里离开耶路撒冷前往约旦前，就伊拉克问题，他说相信伊拉克总统马利基领导的政府能够战胜盖达组织为首的武装分子，美国将提供帮助，但美国军队没有重返伊拉克的计划。 早些时候，伊拉克政府说，当局已经失去了对首都巴格达以西具有战略意义的城市费卢杰的控制。与盖达组织有联系的武装分子现在控制了费卢杰市的南部。伊拉克政府周六晚间对该地区武装份子实施了空袭。 美国国务院说华盛顿正在密切注视的伊拉克的情况，并关注与盖达组织有关系的武装分子扩大其在叙利亚以及伊拉克的活动。 新唐人记者王晨光综合报导 本视频来源：http://www.ntdtv.com/xtr/gb/2014/01/05/a1037639.html 本视频网址：http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keKPuft_J4s 本频道由：新唐人电视台http://www.ntdtv.com 建立 Facebook：https://www.facebook.com/ntdnews 本则视频出处：新唐人电视台 (NTDTV) 突破网路封锁看新唐人节目(大陆网友适用)： http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZx3QoBRBF4 突破封锁看自由世界 http://dongtaiwang.com/loc/download.php http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdEpeZjvfrI -
2:37Sep 11, 2012 Jordan_Protesters in Amman demand government quits
Sep 11, 2012 Jordan_Protesters in Amman demand government quitsSep 11, 2012 Jordan_Protesters in Amman demand government quits
There are an increasing number of sit-ins, strikes and opposition demonstrations across Jordan, but the rally in the capital Amman in the square of Gamal Abdel Nasser has a special meaning. The sit-in began at the end of last week, with the government's decision to raise the price of fuel. The move was met with great disapproval on the streets and among opposition forces. The marches and sit-ins turned into rallies demanding the resignation of Fayez al-Tarawneh's government. This was a signal to the Royal Palace on the need to act quickly. The Palace froze the government's decision, stopping the price rise. But that did not ease the anger. "The freezing of the decision does not count, and it must be ruled out, because gasoline prices are falling in all countries. Why does the opposite happen in Jordan? The decision to raise prices is not logical. The solution of the Palace is aimed at making people think that things are in their interest, but it's clear it's not in the interests of the people", says a demonstrator. The protesters in the square also demand the release of some opposition activists, by shouting slogans and carrying banners to get their message across. But the demand to release the activists is surely only a dramatic justification for the new stage of confrontation between the officials and social activists on the reforms and their limits. "The policy of the regime is leading to escalation, and the regime is responsible for that, and we fully stand behind our claims announced at the beginning of the reform movement in Jordan, and we want power to return rights to the Jordanian people", another demonstrator says. Jordan is currently, according to analysts, at a difficult crossroads, due to the influx of thousands of refugees from Syria and a popular movement calling for political reforms. The Great Day of Annihilation www.facebook.com/thegreatdayofannihilation -
2:47Israel/Jordan - Talks
Israel/Jordan - TalksIsrael/Jordan - Talks
Jordan said its opening talks with Israel on Monday (18/7) had proved cordial and serious, as the two sides met for the first time publicly in the Middle East. The talks broke off for lunch in one of several tents set up along the ceasefire line at Ein Evrona before resuming again in the afternoon. Moasher said the delegations had split into three working groups to map out their border, discuss water sharing, energy and the environment and to tackle security concerns. Israeli chief delegate Eliakim Rubinstein and his Jordanian counterpart Fayez Tarawneh confidently predicted that a full treaty would emerge from the talks. SHOWS: EIN EVRONA (ISRAEL) ON THE ISRAEL-JORDAN BORDER, 18/7 ein evrona desert area israeli jeep drives along road chief negotiators' presser israeli delegation head elyakim rubinstein eng sot: "it's been good, it may sound very general but it reflects what has happened today." jordanian delegation spokesman marwan moasher eng sot: "it's been very positive today, all the suppositions took terms of reference of common agenda. we don't underestimate challenges, but tomorrow we'll be in a better position." ws of camp 2.46 You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/a798f8a6a8cac2a5914eb0c49557bed6 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
0:32بي بي سي عربي : المشهد: لقاء مع فايز طراونة - تسجيل قصير
بي بي سي عربي : المشهد: لقاء مع فايز طراونة - تسجيل قصيربي بي سي عربي : المشهد: لقاء مع فايز طراونة - تسجيل قصير
في هذه الحلقة تستضيف جيزال خوري رئيس الديوان الملكي الاردني فايز طراونة -
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3:18JORDAN: REACTIONS TO MIDDLE EAST LAND FOR PEACE DEAL
JORDAN: REACTIONS TO MIDDLE EAST LAND FOR PEACE DEALJORDAN: REACTIONS TO MIDDLE EAST LAND FOR PEACE DEAL
Arabic/Nat Jordan has hailed the Palestinian-Israeli peace deal as a cornerstone for lasting peace. Jordan's Prime Minister Fayez Tarawneh says the agreement opens the door for a permanent settlement. But Tarawneh's enthusiasm is in stark contrast to the reaction from neighbouring Syria, who've labelled the deal a surrender of Palestinian rights. The Jordanian government's warm relations with Israel were obvious in the reception given to Friday' peace agreement in the Mideast. Jordan's Prime Minister said the agreement puts the peace process back on track and opens the door for negotiations on a permanent settlement. In the cafes and on the streets, the reaction was equally positive. Jordanians were proud of the role King Hussein played in getting negotiations back on track. The king, 62, twice flew by helicopter to the site of the talks at Wye Plantation, making a speech about the importance of peace during Thursday's marathon final round. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) "The interference of King Hussein made us very proud and he was the main key to reach an agreement." SUPER CAPTION: Tareq Mussa, Vox Pop King Hussein is in the United States undergoing chemotherapy for cancer. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) "We are very proud to see the king's participation and he looked in a good health that made us happy." SUPER CAPTION: Manhal Numan, Vox Pop Jordan's reaction was not representative of the region however. Syrian media ridiculed the deal as a Palestinian surrender and an Israeli trap. Under the peace agreement, Israel has agreed to withdraw troops from additional West Bank land in exchange for security guarantees. Syria's government newspaper, al-Thawra, called the deal a liquidation and a total surrender of Palestinian rights. Some Jordanians agreed. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) "The Palestinians offered many concessions and lost." SUPER CAPTION: Adel Ibrahim Vox Pop Egypt has welcomed the deal with caution, calling it a step in the right direction. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/de8b003e9aad4aec73fb7f8fd301a2ef Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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Jordan/West Bank - Peace talks
T/I: 11:18:28 Israeli Foreign Minister David Levy arrived in Jordan on Tuesday (29/7), the day after announcing that negotiations with Palestinians would resume. Levy flew to an Amman air base and immediately began talks with his Jordanian counterpart, Fayez Tarawneh. He then met with King Hussein to brief him on developments. However, the Palestinian Authority is less convinced that the peace process is back on track. Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat, who was meeting EU peace envoy Miguel Moratinos in Jericho, said there was still a lot of work to be done. And as Palestinian President Yasser Arafat continued his visit to the volatile town of Hebron, a Palestinian was shot dead by an Israeli soldier in another part of the West Bank. SHOWS: AMMAN, JORDAN, 29/7 00.00 CU Isr... -
JORDAN: PRIME MINISTER PAYS TRIBUTE TO KING HUSSEIN
English/Nat Jordan's Prime Minister has paid tribute to the late King Hussein, vowing that the country will continue to follow in the path he carved out for it. Fayes Al-Tarawneh said the government was firmly behind the country's new monarch, King Abdullah, who formally ascended the throne on Sunday afternoon. It was the first official reaction from the Jordanian government since the King's death earlier on Sunday. Jordan's Prime Minister, Fayez Al-Tarawneh, praised the legacy left behind by King Hussein after nearly 50 years of rule. The premier also pledged support for the country's new monarch, King Abdullah, saying he believed the newly crowned king would follow in his father's footsteps. SOUNDBITE: (English) "An extraordinary man that we lost today. A great lea... -
"KING OBAMA" PUSHING FOR "ANOTHER AGENDA IN THE MIDDLE EAST"!
Over the past few weeks, Jordan has been rather worried about a possible settlement between Israel and the [Palestinians] and about how it could harm the interests of Kingdom Jordan. Past leaders affiliated with the regime who had previously served in sensitive positions in the ruling establishment boldly expressed this concern, which bothered some top government officials. Successive statements by the former Prime Minister and Deputy Speaker of the Senate (the King's Council) Maarouf al-Bakhit have bothered top officials, who thought his remarks "conflict with the official Jordanian position".. Bakhit, who served for years as ambassador to Tel Aviv and is considered among the most prominent conservative statesmen, said, "Jordan must be present and involved in any future negotiations to pr... -
克里访约旦 表示美军不会重返伊拉克(耶路撒冷)
克里访约旦 表示美军不会重返伊拉克(NTDCHINESE) http://www.NTDTV.com【新唐人2014年01月05日讯】1月5号（星期天），美国国务卿克里（John Kerry）离开耶路撒冷，抵达约旦，与约旦国王阿卜杜拉（King Abdullah）会晤，继续推动中东和平进程。当天早些时候，克里表示美国将帮助伊拉克打击与盖达组织有联系的激进份子，但华盛顿没有派军队重返伊拉克的计划。 克里在约旦受到了约旦王室办公室负责人法耶兹（Fayez al Tarawneh）与外交大臣纳赛尔．朱达（Nasser Judeh）欢迎。随后与国王阿卜杜拉二世进行了会谈。 这是克里第十次中东之行，努力推动建立结束巴以冲突的中东和平〝框架〞， 克里此行已经分别与以色列总理内塔尼亚胡（Benjamin Netanyahu）和巴勒斯坦总统阿巴斯（Mahmoud Abbas）进行了多轮深入会谈，克利在言谈中显示会谈取得了进展，对结束巴以冲突抱有信心。 巴以和谈停摆三年之后，在美国的斡旋之下，从去年7月重启谈判，尽管各方对谈判结果疑虑重重，克利仍然尽力推进。与阿卜杜拉国王会晤之后，克里将前往沙特阿拉伯。 当天早些时候，克里离开耶路撒冷前往约旦前，就伊拉克问题，他说相信伊拉克总统马利基领导的政府能够战胜盖达组织为首的武装分子，美国将提供帮助，但美国军队没有重返伊拉克的计划。 早些时候，伊拉克政府说，当局已经失去了对首都巴格达以西具有战略意义的城市费卢杰的控制。与盖达组织有联系的武装分子现在控制了费卢杰市的南部。伊拉克政府周六晚间对该地区武装份子实施了空袭。 美国国务院说华盛顿正在密切注视的伊拉克的情况，并关注与盖达组织有关系的武装分子扩大其在叙利亚以及伊拉克的活动。 新唐人记者王晨光综合报导 本视频来源：http://www.ntdtv.com/xtr/gb/2014/01/... -
Sep 11, 2012 Jordan_Protesters in Amman demand government quits
There are an increasing number of sit-ins, strikes and opposition demonstrations across Jordan, but the rally in the capital Amman in the square of Gamal Abdel Nasser has a special meaning. The sit-in began at the end of last week, with the government's decision to raise the price of fuel. The move was met with great disapproval on the streets and among opposition forces. The marches and sit-ins turned into rallies demanding the resignation of Fayez al-Tarawneh's government. This was a signal to the Royal Palace on the need to act quickly. The Palace froze the government's decision, stopping the price rise. But that did not ease the anger. "The freezing of the decision does not count, and it must be ruled out, because gasoline prices are falling in all countries. Why does the opposit... -
Israel/Jordan - Talks
Jordan said its opening talks with Israel on Monday (18/7) had proved cordial and serious, as the two sides met for the first time publicly in the Middle East. The talks broke off for lunch in one of several tents set up along the ceasefire line at Ein Evrona before resuming again in the afternoon. Moasher said the delegations had split into three working groups to map out their border, discuss water sharing, energy and the environment and to tackle security concerns. Israeli chief delegate Eliakim Rubinstein and his Jordanian counterpart Fayez Tarawneh confidently predicted that a full treaty would emerge from the talks. SHOWS: EIN EVRONA (ISRAEL) ON THE ISRAEL-JORDAN BORDER, 18/7 ein evrona desert area israeli jeep drives along road chief negotiators' presser israeli ... -
بي بي سي عربي : المشهد: لقاء مع فايز طراونة - تسجيل قصير
في هذه الحلقة تستضيف جيزال خوري رئيس الديوان الملكي الاردني فايز طراونة -
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JORDAN: REACTIONS TO MIDDLE EAST LAND FOR PEACE DEAL
Arabic/Nat Jordan has hailed the Palestinian-Israeli peace deal as a cornerstone for lasting peace. Jordan's Prime Minister Fayez Tarawneh says the agreement opens the door for a permanent settlement. But Tarawneh's enthusiasm is in stark contrast to the reaction from neighbouring Syria, who've labelled the deal a surrender of Palestinian rights. The Jordanian government's warm relations with Israel were obvious in the reception given to Friday' peace agreement in the Mideast. Jordan's Prime Minister said the agreement puts the peace process back on track and opens the door for negotiations on a permanent settlement. In the cafes and on the streets, the reaction was equally positive. Jordanians were proud of the role King Hussein played in getting negotiations b...
Jordan/West Bank - Peace talks
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T/I: 11:18:28
Israeli Foreign Minister David Levy arrived in Jordan on Tuesday (29/7), the day after announcing that negotiations with Palestinians would...
T/I: 11:18:28
Israeli Foreign Minister David Levy arrived in Jordan on Tuesday (29/7), the day after announcing that negotiations with Palestinians would resume. Levy flew to an Amman air base and immediately began talks with his Jordanian counterpart, Fayez Tarawneh. He then met with King Hussein to brief him on developments.
However, the Palestinian Authority is less convinced that the peace process is back on track. Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat, who was meeting EU peace envoy Miguel Moratinos in Jericho, said there was still a lot of work to be done.
And as Palestinian President Yasser Arafat continued his visit to the volatile town of Hebron, a Palestinian was shot dead by an Israeli soldier in another part of the West Bank.
SHOWS:
AMMAN, JORDAN, 29/7
00.00 CU Israeli Foreign Minister David Levy greeted by Fayez Tarawneh at air base;
00.10 Ext King Hussein's palace;
00.13 Car pulls up, Levy and Tarawneh out of car and up steps;
00.22 CU King Hussein, pulls-out to ws meeting;
00.26 CU Levy in meeting;
00.28 WS meeting pans right and left;
00.36 WS Levy and Tarawneh speaking to press outside;
00.39 Press cutaway;
00.40 UPSOT Tarawneh: "This is our main concern...the lack of progress basically up till now, but as I said that we were encouraged by recent the developments."
HEBRON, WEST BANK, 29/7
00.51 Yasser Arafat into car surrounded by security;
01.00 Convoy drives through crowds;
JERICHO, WEST BANK
01.06 Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat and EU peace envoy Miguel Moratinos arriving for meeting;
01.13 SOT Erakat: "I'd just like to warn and say that it's really premature to jump to conclusion, we don't think that the peace process is back on track there need many more efforts to be exerted;
NABLUS, WEST BANK, 29/7
01.25 WS road with shot man lying on ground surrounded by army vehicles and soldiers;
01.27 Cutaway to officer on mobile phone;
01.30 Covered body on stretcher being loaded onto army van;
01.37 VISION ENDS
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T/I: 11:18:28
Israeli Foreign Minister David Levy arrived in Jordan on Tuesday (29/7), the day after announcing that negotiations with Palestinians would resume. Levy flew to an Amman air base and immediately began talks with his Jordanian counterpart, Fayez Tarawneh. He then met with King Hussein to brief him on developments.
However, the Palestinian Authority is less convinced that the peace process is back on track. Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat, who was meeting EU peace envoy Miguel Moratinos in Jericho, said there was still a lot of work to be done.
And as Palestinian President Yasser Arafat continued his visit to the volatile town of Hebron, a Palestinian was shot dead by an Israeli soldier in another part of the West Bank.
SHOWS:
AMMAN, JORDAN, 29/7
00.00 CU Israeli Foreign Minister David Levy greeted by Fayez Tarawneh at air base;
00.10 Ext King Hussein's palace;
00.13 Car pulls up, Levy and Tarawneh out of car and up steps;
00.22 CU King Hussein, pulls-out to ws meeting;
00.26 CU Levy in meeting;
00.28 WS meeting pans right and left;
00.36 WS Levy and Tarawneh speaking to press outside;
00.39 Press cutaway;
00.40 UPSOT Tarawneh: "This is our main concern...the lack of progress basically up till now, but as I said that we were encouraged by recent the developments."
HEBRON, WEST BANK, 29/7
00.51 Yasser Arafat into car surrounded by security;
01.00 Convoy drives through crowds;
JERICHO, WEST BANK
01.06 Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat and EU peace envoy Miguel Moratinos arriving for meeting;
01.13 SOT Erakat: "I'd just like to warn and say that it's really premature to jump to conclusion, we don't think that the peace process is back on track there need many more efforts to be exerted;
NABLUS, WEST BANK, 29/7
01.25 WS road with shot man lying on ground surrounded by army vehicles and soldiers;
01.27 Cutaway to officer on mobile phone;
01.30 Covered body on stretcher being loaded onto army van;
01.37 VISION ENDS
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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JORDAN: PRIME MINISTER PAYS TRIBUTE TO KING HUSSEIN
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- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Jordan's Prime Minister has paid tribute to the late King Hussein, vowing that the country will continue to follow in the path he carved out for ...
English/Nat
Jordan's Prime Minister has paid tribute to the late King Hussein, vowing that the country will continue to follow in the path he carved out for it.
Fayes Al-Tarawneh said the government was firmly behind the country's new monarch, King Abdullah, who formally ascended the throne on Sunday afternoon.
It was the first official reaction from the Jordanian government since the King's death earlier on Sunday.
Jordan's Prime Minister, Fayez Al-Tarawneh, praised the legacy left behind by King Hussein after nearly 50 years of rule.
The premier also pledged support for the country's new monarch, King Abdullah, saying he believed the newly crowned king would follow in his father's footsteps.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"An extraordinary man that we lost today. A great leader, a father for everybody. But at the same time, it's a day of continuity, a day of determination and that's how he taught us, first of all to respect the Constitution, all the institutions of the Constitution, and above all to serve the country as he did. He built it and he gave it to us a solid as it is and we are going to continue in the same line carrying his message. His Majesty King Abdullah is also determined to continue in the same path, along the same path as his dear father and we are very optimistic and we are behind him, to his right, to his left, behind him. He will guide us and we will follow. And this is the spirit with all the sadness there is in our heart, in our bones, in our blood but we are so determined to continue in the same path."
SUPER CAPTION: Fayez Al-Tarawneh, Jordanian Prime Minister
The Jordanian government is preparing to receive as many as 40 world leaders for King Hussein's funeral on Monday.
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English/Nat
Jordan's Prime Minister has paid tribute to the late King Hussein, vowing that the country will continue to follow in the path he carved out for it.
Fayes Al-Tarawneh said the government was firmly behind the country's new monarch, King Abdullah, who formally ascended the throne on Sunday afternoon.
It was the first official reaction from the Jordanian government since the King's death earlier on Sunday.
Jordan's Prime Minister, Fayez Al-Tarawneh, praised the legacy left behind by King Hussein after nearly 50 years of rule.
The premier also pledged support for the country's new monarch, King Abdullah, saying he believed the newly crowned king would follow in his father's footsteps.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"An extraordinary man that we lost today. A great leader, a father for everybody. But at the same time, it's a day of continuity, a day of determination and that's how he taught us, first of all to respect the Constitution, all the institutions of the Constitution, and above all to serve the country as he did. He built it and he gave it to us a solid as it is and we are going to continue in the same line carrying his message. His Majesty King Abdullah is also determined to continue in the same path, along the same path as his dear father and we are very optimistic and we are behind him, to his right, to his left, behind him. He will guide us and we will follow. And this is the spirit with all the sadness there is in our heart, in our bones, in our blood but we are so determined to continue in the same path."
SUPER CAPTION: Fayez Al-Tarawneh, Jordanian Prime Minister
The Jordanian government is preparing to receive as many as 40 world leaders for King Hussein's funeral on Monday.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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"KING OBAMA" PUSHING FOR "ANOTHER AGENDA IN THE MIDDLE EAST"!
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- Duration: 1:20
- Updated: 16 Feb 2014
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Over the past few weeks, Jordan has been rather worried about a possible settlement between Israel and the [Palestinians] and about how it could harm the intere...
Over the past few weeks, Jordan has been rather worried about a possible settlement between Israel and the [Palestinians] and about how it could harm the interests of Kingdom Jordan.
Past leaders affiliated with the regime who had previously served in sensitive positions in the ruling establishment boldly expressed this concern, which bothered some top government officials. Successive statements by the former Prime Minister and Deputy Speaker of the Senate (the King's Council) Maarouf al-Bakhit have bothered top officials, who thought his remarks "conflict with the official Jordanian position"..
Bakhit, who served for years as ambassador to Tel Aviv and is considered among the most prominent conservative statesmen, said, "Jordan must be present and involved in any future negotiations to protect its supreme interests"..
Zeid al-Rifai, a former prime minister and a major figure in the official conservative current, made his first appearance in years yesterday [Jan. 15] and warned that the negotiations might affect Jordan. Yet Rifai seemed less worried about the efforts of US Secretary of State John Kerry. He said that Kerry's efforts "will not bear fruit," as quoted by local media..
But a former prime minister and current member of the senate, Samir Zeid al-Rifai, who is following in his father's political path, did not hide his growing concern about the framework agreement proposed by Kerry. Samir al-Rifai said in front of a number of politicians that he was concerned about Jordan entering negotiations that "may produce decisions that are not in the interest of the Palestinian cause"..
However, one of the most shocking statements by Jordan's political elite and top officials came from a former parliament speaker and current MP, Abdul Hadi al-Majali, who during the past two decades has been considered one of the regime's most prominent pillars. In parliament, he warned of "shaking the social structures in the cities and the parties. We don't want its shaking to end by shaking the state and its cohesion and its ability to withstand outside [pressure]"..
It seems that these hard-line positions from corners affiliated with the Jordanian state pushed [Palestinian Authority Chairman] Mahmoud Abbas (Abu Mazen) to send Abbas Zaki as a representative to Amman and meet Bakhit at his home, along with the head of the senate and former Prime Minister Abdul Raouf al-Rawabidah, who is considered the godfather of the conservative movement in the government..
The two Jordanian officials told the Palestinian envoy about the nature of Jordanian concerns regarding the Palestinian-Israeli negotiations and said that they fear the effects of those negotiations on Jordanian interests..
Jordanian and Palestinian political sources said that Kerry, during his recent visit, asked Jordanian officials to recognize Israel as a Jewish state, to close the file on refugees' [right to return] and to support the framework agreement, which provides for an Israeli military presence in the Jordan Valley, compensation for the refugees and compensation to Jordan for hosting them. According to sources, Kerry's demands call for the resettlement of some 2 million Palestinians on Jordanian land..
In this context, Al-Hayat has learned that top Jordanian officials have called for an emergency council to meet regularly to respond to Kerry's framework during the coming period..
In addition to the policy council, which was chaired by top officials, recent meetings have included the new Royal Court chief, Fayez al-Tarawneh, the director of the Office of the King, Imad Fakhoury, and the intelligence chief, Gen. Faisal al-Shobaki, in addition to the heads of parliament and the Senate, Atef al-Tarawneh and Abdul Raouf al-Rawabidah..
During their first meeting, away from the limelight, the conferees discussed how Jordan should deal with Kerry's framework and the need to clarify "Jordanian supreme interests" if negotiations start. These interests involve the status of the refugees, the right of return, compensation, borders, Jerusalem and how much financial compensation the kingdom should request as a "host country"...
wn.com/King Obama Pushing For Another Agenda In The Middle East
Over the past few weeks, Jordan has been rather worried about a possible settlement between Israel and the [Palestinians] and about how it could harm the interests of Kingdom Jordan.
Past leaders affiliated with the regime who had previously served in sensitive positions in the ruling establishment boldly expressed this concern, which bothered some top government officials. Successive statements by the former Prime Minister and Deputy Speaker of the Senate (the King's Council) Maarouf al-Bakhit have bothered top officials, who thought his remarks "conflict with the official Jordanian position"..
Bakhit, who served for years as ambassador to Tel Aviv and is considered among the most prominent conservative statesmen, said, "Jordan must be present and involved in any future negotiations to protect its supreme interests"..
Zeid al-Rifai, a former prime minister and a major figure in the official conservative current, made his first appearance in years yesterday [Jan. 15] and warned that the negotiations might affect Jordan. Yet Rifai seemed less worried about the efforts of US Secretary of State John Kerry. He said that Kerry's efforts "will not bear fruit," as quoted by local media..
But a former prime minister and current member of the senate, Samir Zeid al-Rifai, who is following in his father's political path, did not hide his growing concern about the framework agreement proposed by Kerry. Samir al-Rifai said in front of a number of politicians that he was concerned about Jordan entering negotiations that "may produce decisions that are not in the interest of the Palestinian cause"..
However, one of the most shocking statements by Jordan's political elite and top officials came from a former parliament speaker and current MP, Abdul Hadi al-Majali, who during the past two decades has been considered one of the regime's most prominent pillars. In parliament, he warned of "shaking the social structures in the cities and the parties. We don't want its shaking to end by shaking the state and its cohesion and its ability to withstand outside [pressure]"..
It seems that these hard-line positions from corners affiliated with the Jordanian state pushed [Palestinian Authority Chairman] Mahmoud Abbas (Abu Mazen) to send Abbas Zaki as a representative to Amman and meet Bakhit at his home, along with the head of the senate and former Prime Minister Abdul Raouf al-Rawabidah, who is considered the godfather of the conservative movement in the government..
The two Jordanian officials told the Palestinian envoy about the nature of Jordanian concerns regarding the Palestinian-Israeli negotiations and said that they fear the effects of those negotiations on Jordanian interests..
Jordanian and Palestinian political sources said that Kerry, during his recent visit, asked Jordanian officials to recognize Israel as a Jewish state, to close the file on refugees' [right to return] and to support the framework agreement, which provides for an Israeli military presence in the Jordan Valley, compensation for the refugees and compensation to Jordan for hosting them. According to sources, Kerry's demands call for the resettlement of some 2 million Palestinians on Jordanian land..
In this context, Al-Hayat has learned that top Jordanian officials have called for an emergency council to meet regularly to respond to Kerry's framework during the coming period..
In addition to the policy council, which was chaired by top officials, recent meetings have included the new Royal Court chief, Fayez al-Tarawneh, the director of the Office of the King, Imad Fakhoury, and the intelligence chief, Gen. Faisal al-Shobaki, in addition to the heads of parliament and the Senate, Atef al-Tarawneh and Abdul Raouf al-Rawabidah..
During their first meeting, away from the limelight, the conferees discussed how Jordan should deal with Kerry's framework and the need to clarify "Jordanian supreme interests" if negotiations start. These interests involve the status of the refugees, the right of return, compensation, borders, Jerusalem and how much financial compensation the kingdom should request as a "host country"...
- published: 16 Feb 2014
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克里访约旦 表示美军不会重返伊拉克(耶路撒冷)
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克里访约旦 表示美军不会重返伊拉克(NTDCHINESE) http://www.NTDTV.com【新唐人2014年01月05日讯】1月5号（星期天），美国国务卿克里（John Kerry）离开耶路撒冷，抵达约旦，与约旦国王阿卜杜拉（King Abdullah）会晤，继续推动中东和平进程。当天早些时候，克里表示美国将...
克里访约旦 表示美军不会重返伊拉克(NTDCHINESE) http://www.NTDTV.com【新唐人2014年01月05日讯】1月5号（星期天），美国国务卿克里（John Kerry）离开耶路撒冷，抵达约旦，与约旦国王阿卜杜拉（King Abdullah）会晤，继续推动中东和平进程。当天早些时候，克里表示美国将帮助伊拉克打击与盖达组织有联系的激进份子，但华盛顿没有派军队重返伊拉克的计划。
克里在约旦受到了约旦王室办公室负责人法耶兹（Fayez al Tarawneh）与外交大臣纳赛尔．朱达（Nasser Judeh）欢迎。随后与国王阿卜杜拉二世进行了会谈。
这是克里第十次中东之行，努力推动建立结束巴以冲突的中东和平〝框架〞， 克里此行已经分别与以色列总理内塔尼亚胡（Benjamin Netanyahu）和巴勒斯坦总统阿巴斯（Mahmoud Abbas）进行了多轮深入会谈，克利在言谈中显示会谈取得了进展，对结束巴以冲突抱有信心。
巴以和谈停摆三年之后，在美国的斡旋之下，从去年7月重启谈判，尽管各方对谈判结果疑虑重重，克利仍然尽力推进。与阿卜杜拉国王会晤之后，克里将前往沙特阿拉伯。
当天早些时候，克里离开耶路撒冷前往约旦前，就伊拉克问题，他说相信伊拉克总统马利基领导的政府能够战胜盖达组织为首的武装分子，美国将提供帮助，但美国军队没有重返伊拉克的计划。
早些时候，伊拉克政府说，当局已经失去了对首都巴格达以西具有战略意义的城市费卢杰的控制。与盖达组织有联系的武装分子现在控制了费卢杰市的南部。伊拉克政府周六晚间对该地区武装份子实施了空袭。
美国国务院说华盛顿正在密切注视的伊拉克的情况，并关注与盖达组织有关系的武装分子扩大其在叙利亚以及伊拉克的活动。
新唐人记者王晨光综合报导
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克里访约旦 表示美军不会重返伊拉克(NTDCHINESE) http://www.NTDTV.com【新唐人2014年01月05日讯】1月5号（星期天），美国国务卿克里（John Kerry）离开耶路撒冷，抵达约旦，与约旦国王阿卜杜拉（King Abdullah）会晤，继续推动中东和平进程。当天早些时候，克里表示美国将帮助伊拉克打击与盖达组织有联系的激进份子，但华盛顿没有派军队重返伊拉克的计划。
克里在约旦受到了约旦王室办公室负责人法耶兹（Fayez al Tarawneh）与外交大臣纳赛尔．朱达（Nasser Judeh）欢迎。随后与国王阿卜杜拉二世进行了会谈。
这是克里第十次中东之行，努力推动建立结束巴以冲突的中东和平〝框架〞， 克里此行已经分别与以色列总理内塔尼亚胡（Benjamin Netanyahu）和巴勒斯坦总统阿巴斯（Mahmoud Abbas）进行了多轮深入会谈，克利在言谈中显示会谈取得了进展，对结束巴以冲突抱有信心。
巴以和谈停摆三年之后，在美国的斡旋之下，从去年7月重启谈判，尽管各方对谈判结果疑虑重重，克利仍然尽力推进。与阿卜杜拉国王会晤之后，克里将前往沙特阿拉伯。
当天早些时候，克里离开耶路撒冷前往约旦前，就伊拉克问题，他说相信伊拉克总统马利基领导的政府能够战胜盖达组织为首的武装分子，美国将提供帮助，但美国军队没有重返伊拉克的计划。
早些时候，伊拉克政府说，当局已经失去了对首都巴格达以西具有战略意义的城市费卢杰的控制。与盖达组织有联系的武装分子现在控制了费卢杰市的南部。伊拉克政府周六晚间对该地区武装份子实施了空袭。
美国国务院说华盛顿正在密切注视的伊拉克的情况，并关注与盖达组织有关系的武装分子扩大其在叙利亚以及伊拉克的活动。
新唐人记者王晨光综合报导
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Sep 11, 2012 Jordan_Protesters in Amman demand government quits
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There are an increasing number of sit-ins, strikes and opposition demonstrations across Jordan, but the rally in the capital Amman in the square of Gamal Abdel ...
There are an increasing number of sit-ins, strikes and opposition demonstrations across Jordan, but the rally in the capital Amman in the square of Gamal Abdel Nasser has a special meaning.
The sit-in began at the end of last week, with the government's decision to raise the price of fuel. The move was met with great disapproval on the streets and among opposition forces. The marches and sit-ins turned into rallies demanding the resignation of Fayez al-Tarawneh's government.
This was a signal to the Royal Palace on the need to act quickly. The Palace froze the government's decision, stopping the price rise. But that did not ease the anger.
"The freezing of the decision does not count, and it must be ruled out, because gasoline prices are falling in all countries. Why does the opposite happen in Jordan? The decision to raise prices is not logical. The solution of the Palace is aimed at making people think that things are in their interest, but it's clear it's not in the interests of the people", says a demonstrator.
The protesters in the square also demand the release of some opposition activists, by shouting slogans and carrying banners to get their message across.
But the demand to release the activists is surely only a dramatic justification for the new stage of confrontation between the officials and social activists on the reforms and their limits.
"The policy of the regime is leading to escalation, and the regime is responsible for that, and we fully stand behind our claims announced at the beginning of the reform movement in Jordan, and we want power to return rights to the Jordanian people", another demonstrator says.
Jordan is currently, according to analysts, at a difficult crossroads, due to the influx of thousands of refugees from Syria and a popular movement calling for political reforms.
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There are an increasing number of sit-ins, strikes and opposition demonstrations across Jordan, but the rally in the capital Amman in the square of Gamal Abdel Nasser has a special meaning.
The sit-in began at the end of last week, with the government's decision to raise the price of fuel. The move was met with great disapproval on the streets and among opposition forces. The marches and sit-ins turned into rallies demanding the resignation of Fayez al-Tarawneh's government.
This was a signal to the Royal Palace on the need to act quickly. The Palace froze the government's decision, stopping the price rise. But that did not ease the anger.
"The freezing of the decision does not count, and it must be ruled out, because gasoline prices are falling in all countries. Why does the opposite happen in Jordan? The decision to raise prices is not logical. The solution of the Palace is aimed at making people think that things are in their interest, but it's clear it's not in the interests of the people", says a demonstrator.
The protesters in the square also demand the release of some opposition activists, by shouting slogans and carrying banners to get their message across.
But the demand to release the activists is surely only a dramatic justification for the new stage of confrontation between the officials and social activists on the reforms and their limits.
"The policy of the regime is leading to escalation, and the regime is responsible for that, and we fully stand behind our claims announced at the beginning of the reform movement in Jordan, and we want power to return rights to the Jordanian people", another demonstrator says.
Jordan is currently, according to analysts, at a difficult crossroads, due to the influx of thousands of refugees from Syria and a popular movement calling for political reforms.
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- published: 23 Dec 2012
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Israel/Jordan - Talks
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- Duration: 2:47
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Jordan said its opening talks with Israel on Monday (18/7) had
proved cordial and serious, as the two sides met for the first
time publicly in the Middle East...
Jordan said its opening talks with Israel on Monday (18/7) had
proved cordial and serious, as the two sides met for the first
time publicly in the Middle East. The talks broke off for lunch in one of several tents set up along the ceasefire line at Ein Evrona before
resuming again in the afternoon. Moasher said the delegations had
split into three working groups to map out their border, discuss
water sharing, energy and the environment and to tackle security
concerns. Israeli chief delegate Eliakim Rubinstein and his
Jordanian counterpart Fayez Tarawneh confidently predicted that a
full treaty would emerge from the talks.
SHOWS:
EIN EVRONA (ISRAEL) ON THE ISRAEL-JORDAN BORDER, 18/7
ein evrona desert area
israeli jeep drives along road
chief negotiators' presser
israeli delegation head elyakim rubinstein eng sot: "it's been
good, it may sound very general but it reflects what has happened
today."
jordanian delegation spokesman marwan moasher eng sot: "it's been
very positive today, all the suppositions took terms of reference
of common agenda. we don't underestimate challenges, but tomorrow
we'll be in a better position."
ws of camp
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Jordan said its opening talks with Israel on Monday (18/7) had
proved cordial and serious, as the two sides met for the first
time publicly in the Middle East. The talks broke off for lunch in one of several tents set up along the ceasefire line at Ein Evrona before
resuming again in the afternoon. Moasher said the delegations had
split into three working groups to map out their border, discuss
water sharing, energy and the environment and to tackle security
concerns. Israeli chief delegate Eliakim Rubinstein and his
Jordanian counterpart Fayez Tarawneh confidently predicted that a
full treaty would emerge from the talks.
SHOWS:
EIN EVRONA (ISRAEL) ON THE ISRAEL-JORDAN BORDER, 18/7
ein evrona desert area
israeli jeep drives along road
chief negotiators' presser
israeli delegation head elyakim rubinstein eng sot: "it's been
good, it may sound very general but it reflects what has happened
today."
jordanian delegation spokesman marwan moasher eng sot: "it's been
very positive today, all the suppositions took terms of reference
of common agenda. we don't underestimate challenges, but tomorrow
we'll be in a better position."
ws of camp
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بي بي سي عربي : المشهد: لقاء مع فايز طراونة - تسجيل قصير
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- Updated: 13 Jun 2014
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في هذه الحلقة تستضيف جيزال خوري رئيس الديوان الملكي الاردني فايز طراونة
في هذه الحلقة تستضيف جيزال خوري رئيس الديوان الملكي الاردني فايز طراونة
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في هذه الحلقة تستضيف جيزال خوري رئيس الديوان الملكي الاردني فايز طراونة
- published: 13 Jun 2014
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Tarawneh NJ Tafran
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- Duration: 4:32
- Updated: 14 Aug 2009
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i love this song so much
i love this song so much
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i love this song so much
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Abdallah Tarawneh
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Work and travel student introducing himself to his future employer
Work and travel student introducing himself to his future employer
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JORDAN: REACTIONS TO MIDDLE EAST LAND FOR PEACE DEAL
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Arabic/Nat
Jordan has hailed the Palestinian-Israeli peace deal as a cornerstone for lasting peace.
Jordan's Prime Minister Fayez Tarawneh says the agre...
Arabic/Nat
Jordan has hailed the Palestinian-Israeli peace deal as a cornerstone for lasting peace.
Jordan's Prime Minister Fayez Tarawneh says the agreement opens the door for a permanent settlement.
But Tarawneh's enthusiasm is in stark contrast to the reaction from neighbouring Syria, who've labelled the deal a surrender of Palestinian rights.
The Jordanian government's warm relations with Israel were obvious in the reception given to Friday' peace agreement in the Mideast.
Jordan's Prime Minister said the agreement puts the peace process back on track and opens the door for negotiations on a permanent settlement.
In the cafes and on the streets, the reaction was equally positive.
Jordanians were proud of the role King Hussein played in getting negotiations back on track.
The king, 62, twice flew by helicopter to the site of the talks at Wye Plantation, making a speech about the importance of peace during Thursday's marathon final round.
SOUNDBITE: (Arabic)
"The interference of King Hussein made us very proud and he was the main key to reach an agreement."
SUPER CAPTION: Tareq Mussa, Vox Pop
King Hussein is in the United States undergoing chemotherapy for cancer.
SOUNDBITE: (Arabic)
"We are very proud to see the king's participation and he looked in a good health that made us happy."
SUPER CAPTION: Manhal Numan, Vox Pop
Jordan's reaction was not representative of the region however.
Syrian media ridiculed the deal as a Palestinian surrender and an Israeli trap.
Under the peace agreement, Israel has agreed to withdraw troops from additional West Bank land in exchange for security guarantees.
Syria's government newspaper, al-Thawra, called the deal a liquidation and a total surrender of Palestinian rights.
Some Jordanians agreed.
SOUNDBITE: (Arabic)
"The Palestinians offered many concessions and lost."
SUPER CAPTION: Adel Ibrahim Vox Pop
Egypt has welcomed the deal with caution, calling it a step in the right direction.
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Jordan has hailed the Palestinian-Israeli peace deal as a cornerstone for lasting peace.
Jordan's Prime Minister Fayez Tarawneh says the agreement opens the door for a permanent settlement.
But Tarawneh's enthusiasm is in stark contrast to the reaction from neighbouring Syria, who've labelled the deal a surrender of Palestinian rights.
The Jordanian government's warm relations with Israel were obvious in the reception given to Friday' peace agreement in the Mideast.
Jordan's Prime Minister said the agreement puts the peace process back on track and opens the door for negotiations on a permanent settlement.
In the cafes and on the streets, the reaction was equally positive.
Jordanians were proud of the role King Hussein played in getting negotiations back on track.
The king, 62, twice flew by helicopter to the site of the talks at Wye Plantation, making a speech about the importance of peace during Thursday's marathon final round.
SOUNDBITE: (Arabic)
"The interference of King Hussein made us very proud and he was the main key to reach an agreement."
SUPER CAPTION: Tareq Mussa, Vox Pop
King Hussein is in the United States undergoing chemotherapy for cancer.
SOUNDBITE: (Arabic)
"We are very proud to see the king's participation and he looked in a good health that made us happy."
SUPER CAPTION: Manhal Numan, Vox Pop
Jordan's reaction was not representative of the region however.
Syrian media ridiculed the deal as a Palestinian surrender and an Israeli trap.
Under the peace agreement, Israel has agreed to withdraw troops from additional West Bank land in exchange for security guarantees.
Syria's government newspaper, al-Thawra, called the deal a liquidation and a total surrender of Palestinian rights.
Some Jordanians agreed.
SOUNDBITE: (Arabic)
"The Palestinians offered many concessions and lost."
SUPER CAPTION: Adel Ibrahim Vox Pop
Egypt has welcomed the deal with caution, calling it a step in the right direction.
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فايز الطراونة ضيف برنامج مع ماريا معلوف
فايز الطراونة ضيف برنامج مع ماريا معلوف Maria maaloof in interview with prime minister of jordan fayez al tarawouni والمقابلة قبل توليه رئاسة الحكومة الاردنية
فايز الطراونة ضيف برنامج مع ماريا معلوف
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فايز الطراونة ضيف برنامج مع ماريا معلوف
Maria maaloof in interview with prime minister of jordan fayez al tarawouni
والمقابلة قبل توليه رئاسة الحكومة الاردنية
فايز الطراونة ضيف برنامج مع ماريا معلوف
Maria maaloof in interview with prime minister of jordan fayez al tarawouni
والمقابلة قبل توليه رئاسة الحكومة الاردنية
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فايز الطراونة ضيف برنامج مع ماريا معلوف
Maria maaloof in interview with prime minister of jordan fayez al tarawouni
والمقابلة قبل توليه رئاسة الحكومة الاردنية
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JORDAN: PRIME MINISTER PAYS TRIBUTE TO KING HUSSEIN
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Jordan's Prime Minister has paid tribute to the late King Hussein, vowing t...
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"KING OBAMA" PUSHING FOR "ANOTHER AGENDA IN THE MIDDLE EAST"!
Over the past few weeks, Jordan has been rather worried about a possible settlement betwee...
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克里访约旦 表示美军不会重返伊拉克(耶路撒冷)
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بي بي سي عربي : المشهد: لقاء مع فايز طراونة - تسجيل قصير
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JORDAN: REACTIONS TO MIDDLE EAST LAND FOR PEACE DEAL
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فايز الطراونة ضيف برنامج مع ماريا معلوف
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Melania Trump’s Nude Picture Released – Is This How Potential First Lady Will Be?
Edit Inquisitr 31 Jul 2016
If Donald Trump will become the next President of United States, then his third wife and former model Melania Trump is going to be the next First Lady. Like her husband, Melania’s career has come a long way, and very few people know that there was a time when she posed just in her heels for a photo shoot ... In the released pictures, the potential First Lady is seen wearing nothing but high heels and smirking for the camera ... ....
photo: AP
MH370 was flown into water, says Canadian air crash expert
Edit BBC News 01 Aug 2016
A world-leading air crash investigator has said he believes flight MH370 was deliberately flown into the sea. Larry Vance told Australian news programme 60 Minutes that erosion along the trailing edge of recovered wing parts indicated a controlled landing. The Boeing 777 disappeared while flying to Beijing from Kuala Lumpur with 239 people on board in March 2014 ... MH370. What we know ... "Somebody was flying the airplane into the water ... 1 ... 2 ... 3....
photo: AP / Ivan Sekretarev
Deash threatens to attack Russia in a new video
Edit Press TV 01 Aug 2016
In a new propaganda video, the Takfiri Daesh terrorist group has threatened to carry out attacks in Russia and pledged to kill President Vladimir Putin ... Russia has been bombing Daesh and al-Qaeda-affiliated al-Nusra Front terrorist groups in Syria at the official request of President Bashar al-Assad since September 2015 ... ....
photo: US DoD / Erin A. Kirk-Cuomo
Military Stages Silent And Ironic Coup Preferring Libertarian Johnson Over Trump and Clinton
Edit WorldNews.com 01 Aug 2016
Indeed, this is no more truth than when considering how Libertarian Constitutionalists vigorously protested the National Federalists and their potential abuses of powers in the U.S ... At a 39 percent approval rating, Johnson performed much better than his two Republican and Democratic rivals, both of whom trailed far behind with 31 and 14 percent, respectively ... As for Trump, some were upset over his remarks about war hero Sen ... 1 ... 33. ....
photo: AP / Matt Dunham
Brexit Bulletin: Carney Heads Back Into Brexit Battle
Edit Bloomberg 01 Aug 2016
Sign up to receive the Brexit Bulletin in your inbox.Bank of England Governor Mark Carney takes another run at battling the Brexit fallout this week. After shocking investors by keeping monetary policy unchanged in July, Carney and his colleagues are predicted by almost every economist surveyed by Bloomberg to cut their benchmark interest rate for the first time since 2009. ... Morrisons for Calm ... Trade Deal? ... Lower U.S....
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Kuwaiti shooter refuses to carry Olympic flag
Edit The Times of India 01 Aug 2016
Legendary Kuwaiti shooter Fehaid al-Deehani has refused to carry the Olympic neutral team flag at the Rio Games opening ceremony, where the Gulf state's athletes cannot march behind their own emblem ... According to Kuwaiti media, the IOC asked al-Deehani, who took trap shooting bronze medals at the 2000 Sydney and 2012 London Games, to carry the Olympic neutral team flag....
Yahia Mansour Al Hammadi and Faisal Al Ketbi lead UAE gold rush at Asian Beach ...
Edit The National 01 Aug 2016
• UAE's Yahia Al Hammadi completes double gold medal haul at inaugural Asian Beach Jiu-Jitsu Championship. • UAE's Faisal Al Ketbi and Yahia Mansour Al Hammadi secure gold at Asian Beach Jiu-Jitsu Championships. The highlight of the evening on the final night was the completion of a hat-trick of gold medals won by the UAE's Yahia Mansour Al Hammadi ... Zayed Al Mansouri (UAE); 3 ... Mohammed Al Qubaisi (UAE); 2....
Don’t be Fooled by Reports that al-Qaeda and Nusra Have Split for the Good of ...
Edit CounterPunch 01 Aug 2016
Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani is at it again. Qatar’s ruler has been trying to get Jabhat al-Nusra off America’s infamous “terrorist” list once more – and calculating that the institutional memory of the world’s media is that of a street dog ... Then in May this year, ol’ Doc Ayman al-Zawahiri, Osama bin Laden’s luckless successor, told Mohamed al-Julani that he could dissociate himself from the original al-Qaeda....
Israeli forces arrest 27 Palestinians across West Bank
Edit Press TV 01 Aug 2016
Local sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Israeli forces stormed the town of Dura, located 11 kilometers southwest of al-Khali (Hebron), early on Monday and detained nearly 20 people, Safa news agency reported ... 13 kilometers west of al-Khalil, after raiding several houses....
Custodian of Two Holy Mosques receives HH Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed in Tangier (Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates)
Edit Public Technologies 01 Aug 2016
The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud of Saudi Arabia, received His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, at his residence in Tangier ... Sheikh Hazza bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Chairman of Abu Dhabi Executive Council, H.H....
UAE at Rio 2016: Olympic nod a pleasant surprise for Emirati swimmer Nada Al Bedwawi
Edit The National 01 Aug 2016
Rio, it is safe to say, was not on Nada Al Bedwawi's mind ... Al Bedwawi is one of two swimmers in the UAE's Olympics squad, along with the 20-year-old Yaqoub al Saadi, who will compete in the 50-metre and 100m backstroke events. Al Bedwawi is a wildcard entry in the 50m freestyle event, a development she was apprised of only a few months ago ... Rio 2016 - Weight of expectations lie easy on shoulders of UAE's Aisha Al Balooshi....
UAE at Rio 2016: Olympic nod a pleasant surprise for Emirati backstroke swimmer Nada Al Bedwawi
Edit The National 01 Aug 2016
Rio, it is safe to say, was not on Nada Al Bedwawi's mind ... Al Bedwawi is one of two swimmers in the UAE's Olympics squad, along with the 20-year-old Yaqoub al Saadi, who will compete in the 50-metre and 100m backstroke events. Al Bedwawi is a wildcard entry in the 50m freestyle event, a development she was apprised of only a few months ago ... Rio 2016 - Weight of expectations lie easy on shoulders of UAE's Aisha Al Balooshi....
Saudi Arabia doubles female Olympic athletes from 2 to 4
Edit Deseret News 01 Aug 2016
Hosam al-Qurashi, executive director of the Saudi Olympic Committee, told The Associated Press on Sunday that two of the women will participate in track and field, one in judo and one in fencing. The track and field athletes are Sarah Attar, who competed in 2012, and Cariman Abu al-Jadail. Judoka Wujud Fahmi and fencer Lubna al-Omair are the other competitors ... Al-Omair will be traveling to Rio from the eastern Saudi city of Khobar....
Reem Mall names Al Futtaim Carillion as preferred tenderer
Edit Arabnews 01 Aug 2016
Reem Mall, Abu Dhabi’s upcoming fashion, entertainment and dining destination, has named Al Futtaim Carillion as the preferred tenderer for construction of the $1 billion project. Reem Mall will enter into detailed contract negotiations with Al Futtaim Carillion exclusively, with the objective of finalizing an agreement to promptly execute the remaining works ... Andrew Ridley-Barker, MD of Al Futtaim Carillion, said....
More Than PR: Al-Nusra Parts Ways With Al-Qaeda to Gain More Power in Syria
Edit Sputnik 01 Aug 2016
Al-Nusra Front has cut ties with al-Qaeda to become more competitive as the terrorist organization is vying for power, fighters, financial assistance and local support in a crowded field of other radical groups who are trying to oust Bashar al-Assad and establish a caliphate in Syria, foreign policy analyst Daniel Pipes told Radio Sputnik ... ....
Rebels launch major assault to break siege of opposition-held Aleppo
Edit DNA India 01 Aug 2016
A rebel military command centre that includes the newly formed group Islamist Jabhat Fatah al Sham, the former al-Qaeda linked Nusra Front and Ahrar al Sham said they had taken over army positions in the southwestern government-held parts of the city in the first few hours of launching the battle to break the siege imposed on rebel-held areas....
UAE at Rio 2016: Dubai and Abu Dhabi Tours help cyclist Yousif Mirza prepare for ...
Edit The National 01 Aug 2016
He has long been the country's leading cyclist and the head of the UAE's cycling federation, Osama al Shafar, believes him to be the best cyclist in the region ... In January this year, he became the lead cyclist in the country's second professional cycling team, Al Nasr Pro Cycling (after Skydive Dubai) - Al Nasr will aim to race as often as possible on the international circuit to further develop cycling in the UAE....
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