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League of Arab States

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Oct 27, 2026

Anne-Claire LegendreGUEST
35:22
Actually, it took us six months to get there, first by working a lot bilaterally.
Anne-Claire LegendreGUEST
35:28
with Manal Radran and it was both a pleasure to work with her because she's an incredible negotiator and a very good friend but she was also very tough because she knows how to defend her interest and the interest of the kingdom and the whole Arab League and the whole Arab group.
Anne-Claire LegendreGUEST
35:48
So, but we did write something that, I mean, to a lot of people seemed more ambitious than they would have expected in terms of, you know, drawing this roadmap.
Adam CooperHOST
36:00
And it was a remarkable diplomatic achievement once you had built that coalition.
Justin HittHOST
3:51
So the concept is an international product for an audience that wants to reach a different country.
Justin HittHOST
4:00
So if you're in the United States and you want to reach the Arab League countries, and the Arab League countries' companies want to reach the United States, by working both sides of that deal, we eventually find people that we can matchmake to create partnerships.
Justin HittHOST
4:17
And so somebody will want to reach the US, maybe in the case of the Chinese tractor manufacturer, those tractors were being manufactured in China and they were looking for distribution in the United States.
Justin HittHOST
4:29
We did find a retail chain that wanted tractors and then it was just matchmaking.

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Justin HittHOST
19:01
And so I would get on the call and be the American face or they would be the Chinese face or they would be the Filipino face.
Justin HittHOST
19:09
Now, in some cases, India, Pakistan, Philippines, there aren't a lot of businesses in those countries trying to do business someplace else.
Justin HittHOST
19:20
So you do have to work with like the Arab League, United Nations, NATO, large developed countries with high GDPs.
Justin HittHOST
19:29
But when you do this, the cost sharing and fee recoveries are on the paid consultations.
Shanie ReichmanGUEST
29:47
But 80 percent of settlers are in 4 percent of the West Bank, very close to Jerusalem.
Shanie ReichmanGUEST
29:50
So that even the Arab Peace Initiative, which the whole Arab League signed on to, acknowledges that there will ultimately be land swaps, which means that Israel will annex some of the West Bank, that 4 percent.
Shanie ReichmanGUEST
30:00
And then Palestine will have to, like, take some land from somewhere else, the Negev, wherever it is.
Shanie ReichmanGUEST
30:04
I was going to say, wouldn't it be the bottom because that's what connects the Gaza to West Bank?
Shane BiggamHOST
7:44
The Houthis said the attacks were in response to Saudi strikes on Houthi-held areas.
Shane BiggamHOST
7:49
The Arab League reaffirmed solidarity with Saudi Arabia and its right to defend its security.
Shane BiggamHOST
7:55
Authorities in France say more than 400,000 people took part in protests across the country on Saturday, with more than a quarter of them in Paris.
Shane BiggamHOST
8:03
They report more than 1,300 arrests, 75 fires, and damage to dozens of shops nationwide.
Tian YuHOST
2:21
The Houthis said the attacks were in response to Saudi strikes on Houthi-held areas.
Tian YuHOST
2:26
The Arab League reaffirmed solidarity with Saudi Arabia and its right to defend its security.
Tian YuHOST
2:32
Rescue and relief efforts continue after a 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck Bajing County in the city of Naxi in southwest China's Shizang Autonomous Region on Thursday.
Tian YuHOST
2:43
The quake has left 16 dead and 76 injured, with over 12,000 residents evacuated.
speaker_0NARRATOR
30:06
Internationally, the EU and the US condemned the coup, threatening economic sanctions and suspending substantial foreign aid.
speaker_0NARRATOR
30:13
The African Union and the League of Arab States also condemned the coup and demanded a return to civilian rule.
speaker_0NARRATOR
30:18
As pressure grew, Berhan reinstated Hamdok as Prime Minister.
speaker_0NARRATOR
30:22
After his reinstatement in November 2021, Hamdok lost public credibility, as many now questioned his association with Berhan.
Thomas777GUEST
37:48
Following the 1967 Six-Day War, there was no serious diplomatic efforts for a political solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict.
Thomas777GUEST
37:58
The Arab League in 1967, in the immediate aftermath, their policy became known as the Three No's.
Thomas777GUEST
38:06
No recognition, no negotiations with Israel, and no peace until Palestine is liberated.
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38:12
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Thomas777GUEST
40:13
Okay.
Thomas777GUEST
40:13
And, um, the Soviets basically, they're the ones who like, uh, who made this possible.
Thomas777GUEST
40:22
They made the confidence to sign on for the, the several, you know, for the Arab League plus, um, some of these non-state actors to sign off on, um, on a long campaign, all right, um, initially, as is kind of the traditional, um, Russian doctrine, um, it, it, like, in, in the opening syllables, as it were, of this kind of period and hostilities, um, engagement, good form of like limited artillery duels, like small scale incursions from sign into Sinai, um, and vice versa.
Thomas777GUEST
41:08
Um, by 69, the Egyptians, uh, or at least the, or at least their Soviet advisors and commanders judged, uh, judged, um, company-sized forces and beyond, they judge them prepared for a higher level of operational sophistication.
ThomasGUEST
31:19
Following the 1967 Six-Day War, there was no serious diplomatic efforts for a political solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict.
ThomasGUEST
31:29
The Arab League in 1967, in the immediate aftermath, their policy became known as the Three No's.
ThomasGUEST
31:37
No recognition, no negotiations with Israel, and no peace until Palestine is liberated.
ThomasGUEST
31:45
The Soviets basically... they're the ones who like uh who made this possible they made the confidence to decide for the the several you know for the arab league plus um some of these non-state actors to sign off on on a long campaign all right um initially as kind of the traditional um russian um it it like in in the opening salvos as it were of this kind of period and hostilities um engagement good form like limited artillery duals like small-scale incursions from sign into sinai um and vice versa um by 69 the egyptians uh or at least this or at least their soviet advisors and commanders judged, uh, judged, um, like company size and forces level company size forces and beyond, like they judge them like prepared for like a higher level of operational sophistication.
ThomasGUEST
33:03
Okay.
ThomasGUEST
33:04
Um, cause it's kind of when like the true, like war of attrition kicked off, I think in like the public mind in terms of people who consume like global news and things, as well as people kind of on the periphery of, of military affairs, you know, um, extensive aerial warfare, like large scale shelling, you know, like commando raids, like, you know, combined arms assaults.
HamdanHOST
47:10
Fulfill it or betray it.
HamdanHOST
47:14
I think of this chapter as a kind of letter to himself and to people of his own generation about the need to keep pursuing the fights for emancipation, but also about why the negritude movements or the formation of the Arab League, aiming to claim a shared culture and identity, were ultimately destined to fail because the people they tried to unite simply did not share the same reality.
HamdanHOST
47:43
And here he points out that the problems keeping Richard Wright or Langston Hughes up at night, those two are black Americans, simply were not the ones keeping Senghor or Jomo Kenyatta, this time Africans, up at night.
HamdanHOST
48:00
And for the Arab nations, he argued that geography and economic ties would have made far more sense as a basis for unity than trying to find common ground in culture.
Ghee NohraGUEST
21:15
The Muslims wanted to take more power at that time because they felt they deserved it.
Ghee NohraGUEST
21:21
And it so happened that also the Lebanese government, which was divided and weak, had the PLO imposed on them by the Arab League.
Ghee NohraGUEST
21:32
And basically they told the PLO, the Palestinian Liberation Organization, you guys can fight Israel from south of Lebanon.
Ghee NohraGUEST
21:38
Just leave the rest of us alone.

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