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threat. but moscow has been signaling displeasure that washington recently green light getting ukrainian attacks on russian territory with us supplied-weapons speaking ahead of the cube and naval visit, vladimir putin warned of a possible russian response. >> easley, and you put it today in the west lai weapons to the zone of combat operations and call for the use of these weapons against our territory. then why do we not have the right to do the same? to mirror these actions? im not r...

To ending the conflict. it is because its only that condition even if its a long-term prospect, is necessary to get the saudis, the uae, bahrain, egypt, jordan in a moderate coalition against what is really the risk to israel, which is an iranian lead axis of resistance. >> so that requires the combination of military and diplomatic means. you cant defeat hamas alone by military means, you have to combine it by diplomatic means. for israel to be part of this product coalition. now frankly, octob...

Or majority stakes in things like the shard, sainsbury�*s, the london stock exchange, barclays, and theyve invested billions in this country. but they are controversial at the moment, because they provide a home to hamas, to the political wing, the external political wing of hamas. a lot of israelis will say, "what do you mean, the external wing, the political wing ? theres no such difference, theyre all terrorists, all of them." but qatar doesnt view things quite that way. qatar is very much ...

But there have been discussions about how to... ..how to share the middle east, essentially, you know, to try and end or at least damp down this ongoing rivalry, which neither of them want to break out into war. its pretty tenuous. the saudis have been fighting a five, six, seven—year war in yemen against the iranian—backed houthis, without success. and the uae, its position has changed too, hasnt it? its become much more of a player than it ever was before. yes. i mean, sheikh mohamed bin z...

But egypt as well and jordan, they see it as an existential challenge to their rule, which is dynastic, of course, handing it on from father to son, and they dont want the involvement of islam in politics. i mean, the uae is an immense success story. i mean, somebody described dubai once as the most successful arab city in history — and yet the arabs are a tiny minority there. and the other centre in the gulf is doha, which follows a very different policy and so forth. tell me about the way th...

Months. >> the di program he found out 185 million, do you believe that? when did this start? >> this started in the early 2000s when they established the first di programs. they are spending tens of billions of dollars a year on these programs and they dont advance scholarship, they dont advance scholarship for teaching in the classroom, they are making the entire admini administration, the entire university a homework left-wing political activism and if thats not enough, taxpayers are subsidiz...

They see it as an existential challenge to their rule, which is dynastic, of course, handing it on from father to son, and they dont want the involvement of islam in politics. i mean, the uae is an immense success story. i mean, somebody described dubai once as the most successful arab city in history — and yet the arabs are a tiny minority there. and the other centre in the gulf is doha, which follows a very different policy and so forth. tell me about the way that theyve gone about things. s...

Discussions about how to... ..how to share the middle east, essentially, you know, to try and end or at least damp down this ongoing rivalry, which neither of them want to break out into war. its pretty tenuous. the saudis have been fighting a five, six, seven—year war in yemen against the iranian—backed houthis, without success. and the uae, its position has changed too, hasnt it? its become much more of a player than it ever was before. yes. i mean, sheikh mohamed bin zayed is now the pres...

Or majority stakes in things like the shard, sainsbury�*s, the london stock exchange, barclays, and theyve invested billions in this country. but they are controversial at the moment, because they provide a home to hamas, to the political wing, the external political wing of hamas. a lot of israelis will say, "what do you mean, the external wing, the political wing ? theres no such difference, theyre all terrorists, all of them." but qatar doesnt view things quite that way. qatar is very much ...

Months. >> the di program he found out 185 million, do you believe that? when did this start? >> this started in the early 2000s when they established the first di programs. they are spending tens of billions of dollars a year on these programs and they dont advance scholarship, they dont advance scholarship for teaching in the classroom, they are making the entire administrat administration, the entire university a homework left-wing political activism and if thats not enough, taxpayers are sub...