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Netanyahu's Congress speech draws praise in Saudi Arabia, derision in West - Diplomacy and Defense - Israel News. ...هكذا ردّت السعودية على دعوة. Saudi Prince Calls for Stronger Military Cooperation with US. Saudi Crown Prince Salman bin Abdulaziz called Wednesday for stronger military cooperation between the United States and Gulf monarchies whose security he said is threatened.

Saudi Prince Calls for Stronger Military Cooperation with US

The prince made the remarks during a meeting in the Saudi city of Jeddah between visiting US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and ministers from the Gulf Cooperation Council. "We meet today amid persistent threats to the region's security and stability," which "necessitate coordination in politics and defense strategies of our countries," said Salman. "The security of our countries and our people are in danger," added the prince, who also holds the kingdom's defense portfolio. تغريم إيطاليات لارتدائهن البكيني أمام سعوديين. ارتفاع عدد الوفيات بفيروس "كورونا" إلى 139 حالة وعدد المصابين إلى 480. Saudi prince hails confined princesses. Mon Apr 28, 2014 5:43AM GMT A Saudi prince has expressed solidarity with the daughters of Saudi King Abdullah who are under house arrest in the city of Jeddah.

Saudi prince hails confined princesses

In a post on his Facebook page, Prince Khalid Bin Farhan al-Saud praised Princess Sahar and her three sisters for their support for the uprising by “the oppressed people of the city of Qatif” in Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia. King Abdullah’s Daughter Calls for Uprising in Saudi Arabia. Saudi princess called on people across the kingdom to rise against the ruling regime, as she greeted the martyrs and prisoners in Al Saud jails.

King Abdullah’s Daughter Calls for Uprising in Saudi Arabia

The eldest daughter of King Abdullah, Sahar, who is along her three sisters under house arrest in Jeddah city, released a video message in which she said that victory is theirs. "Greetings to martyrs and to free men in jail. Saudi Arabia Trains Chechens to Operate in Syria: Report. Syrian Opposition sources and Western analysts agreed that Saudi Arabia has facilitated the recruitment of more than 1,000 Islamist fighters from Russia’s autonomous Chechnya in preparation for being sent to Syria, the American World Tribune newspaper reported.

Saudi Arabia Trains Chechens to Operate in Syria: Report

Analysts said the Chechens significantly bolstered their presence in the Sunni revolt in Syria since Riyadh assumed responsibility for the war against the President Bashar Assad in late 2013. “One group of foreign fighters is especially worth noting,” David Kilcullen, chairman of Caerus Associates, told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on March 26. “Chechens from the Caucasus, Uzbeks from Central Asia, and Tatars from the Crimea have traveled to Syria in recent years to fight a key Russian ally, learn military skills and participate in the jihad at a time when Russian operations, and those of Russia’s local allies, have made it harder to operate in the Caucasus.” Saudi Arabia denies Lieberman's claim of secret diplomacy - Diplomacy and Defense Israel News.

​Obama ignores Saudi human rights record in meeting with King Abdullah. Published time: March 29, 2014 13:53 Edited time: March 31, 2014 13:20 US President Barack Obama (AFP Photo / Saul Loeb) Despite mounting concern over human rights abuses in Saudi Arabia, the subject was not introduced in a meeting between US President Barack Obama and Saudi King Abdullah on Friday, according to a US official.

​Obama ignores Saudi human rights record in meeting with King Abdullah

In a meeting at the 89-year-old king’s lavish residence at Rawdat Khuraim, northeast of the capital, Riyadh, Obama and Abdullah met for more than two hours. Much of the conversation focused on Iran and Syria, leaving no time to raise human rights issues, Reuters quoted an official as saying. "Today, given the extent of time they spent on Iran and Syria, they didn't get to a number of issues, and it wasn't just human rights," the official said.

Upcoming Changes in Hierarchy of Saudi Leadership. Translated by Mohamed Salami Informed Saudi sources reported that King Abdollah Ben Abul Aziz asked the Allegiance Commission to approve appointing Emir Muqren as a Crown Prince after Emir Salman takes the throne and that Emir Met'eb, Emir Muqren's son, becomes the second deputy PM.

Upcoming Changes in Hierarchy of Saudi Leadership

Saudi Arabia arming, financing lunatic militants: Kevin Barrett. Wed Mar 26, 2014 3:42PM GMT Saudi Arabia is financing and arming lunatic militants to fight for the overthrow of the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, an analyst tells Press TV.

Saudi Arabia arming, financing lunatic militants: Kevin Barrett

“The Saudis are trying to throw money and weapons at all of these people, mainly at the lunatics hoping that they will go and overthrow somebody else’s government over in Syria,” Kevin Barrett said in an interview with Press TV on Wednesday. He added that the Saudi regime has requested the Western governments to “hand over large numbers of shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles to these [militant] groups in Syria.”

Barrett, however, noted that the West is likely to “reject this ridiculous call from the Saudis for advanced arms for the militants” and would prefer political solution to the crisis in Syria. “If there is one autocracy in the Middle East that is crying out for regime change, it is Saudi Arabia,” said Barrett. Damascus wants the UN to pressure Saudi Arabia to give up support for terrorism. Qatar plot to kill Saudi King prompts Riyadh rancor: Analyst. An alleged plot by Qatar to assassinate Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah has been the main reason behind Riyadh’s withdrawal of its ambassador from Doha, a political analyst says.

Qatar plot to kill Saudi King prompts Riyadh rancor: Analyst

Citing diplomatic sources, Egyptian newspaper al-Shorouk's Editor-in-Chief Emad El-Din Hussein said in a recent interview that Saudi Arabia is in possession of authentic documents which indicate that Qatari security service had supported Libya’s former dictator Muammar Gaddafi’s plot to assassinate King Abdullah when he was still crown prince. Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain announced the withdrawal of their ambassadors from Qatar on March 5.

He further said that Saudi Arabia might close its border to Qatar amid rising tensions between the two countries. Unconfirmed reports added that the audio recording belonged to Qatar’s former Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani and former Foreign Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim. Qatar plot to kill Saudi King prompts Riyadh rancor: Analyst. L'Arabie Saoudite finance le Mossad pour l'assassinat de scientifiques iraniens.

Mardi 11 mars 2014 2 11 /03 /Mars /2014 15:43 L'Arabie Saoudite finance le Mossad pour l'assassinat de scientifiques iraniens De graves révélations sur des financements ultra-secrets des activités du Mossad par l'Arabie Saoudite ont été faites par un spécialiste américain des questions sécuritaires et des services secrets. © DR Des femmes pleurent le physicien iranien Majid Shahriari, assassiné en octobre 2010 Ce spécialiste, l'Américain Barry M.

L'Arabie Saoudite finance le Mossad pour l'assassinat de scientifiques iraniens

Saudi chameleon: What next, jihad in Crimea? — RT Op-Edge. Pepe Escobar is the roving correspondent for Asia Times/Hong Kong, an analyst for RT and TomDispatch, and a frequent contributor to websites and radio shows ranging from the US to East Asia.

Saudi chameleon: What next, jihad in Crimea? — RT Op-Edge

Published time: March 11, 2014 08:40 Foreground, from left: Head of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People, Refat Chubarov, and leader of the Russian Unity public organization and deputy of autonomous Crimea region's parliament Sergei Aksyonov (RIA Novosti / Taras Litvinenko) ​The House of Saud may be up to something in Crimea. Let’s pivot back to the desert to see how that could possibly be accomplished.

A week ago, Minister of Information and Culture Abdelaziz Khoja proclaimed that the House of Saud “renews its firm position condemning terrorism in all its forms.” Then, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain all called their ambassadors from Qatar, under the pretext that Doha continues to support “hostile media,” as in Al Jazeera.