Department of Justice as a tight five criminal charges on Monday accused Iran of the Qods forces backed agents plotted to assassinate Saudi Arabia's ambassador to the United States and probably Saudi embassy attacks Israel and Washington, DC
Riad sent to Washington, Adel al-Jubeir, selected by hand, sent by the King Abdullah is believed that the oil-rich monarchy.
A-not-king, Al-Jubeir, 49, who previously served as a liaison with the Congress of the Saudi embassy and the chief information officer (his brother is fulfilling this role). Study in Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Germany, USA and Lebanon, Al-Jubeir obtained a master's degree from Georgetown University. He joined the diplomatic service in Saudi Arabia in 1987. He was appointed special envoy to Washington in Riyadh in 2007.
Messenger reported last month that al-Jubeir personally deliver a secret letter from King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia to President Obama in the White House in September. Then immediately went to Saudi Arabia again. White House and the Saudi embassy did not reveal what the subject of writing is involved.
Middle East experts in Washington say Al-Jubeir seems to travel a lot for this fall - either that, or afraid, just avoid them.
Sectarian tensions between Sunni-dominated Saudi Arabia and Shiite Iran's growing in recent months, exacerbated by competition for influence among the Arab uprising last spring, showed Saudi fears about Iran's nuclear program. Tensions have been heightened by the leaders of Saudi Arabia have struggled with their own anxiety about the unrest in Sunni ally ruled by Bahrain, and concerns that Iran could increase the shift toward the center of the turmoil continues in Syria, a planned withdrawal from U.S. Iraq and the region.
Riad sent to Washington, Adel al-Jubeir, selected by hand, sent by the King Abdullah is believed that the oil-rich monarchy.
A-not-king, Al-Jubeir, 49, who previously served as a liaison with the Congress of the Saudi embassy and the chief information officer (his brother is fulfilling this role). Study in Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Germany, USA and Lebanon, Al-Jubeir obtained a master's degree from Georgetown University. He joined the diplomatic service in Saudi Arabia in 1987. He was appointed special envoy to Washington in Riyadh in 2007.
Messenger reported last month that al-Jubeir personally deliver a secret letter from King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia to President Obama in the White House in September. Then immediately went to Saudi Arabia again. White House and the Saudi embassy did not reveal what the subject of writing is involved.
Middle East experts in Washington say Al-Jubeir seems to travel a lot for this fall - either that, or afraid, just avoid them.
Sectarian tensions between Sunni-dominated Saudi Arabia and Shiite Iran's growing in recent months, exacerbated by competition for influence among the Arab uprising last spring, showed Saudi fears about Iran's nuclear program. Tensions have been heightened by the leaders of Saudi Arabia have struggled with their own anxiety about the unrest in Sunni ally ruled by Bahrain, and concerns that Iran could increase the shift toward the center of the turmoil continues in Syria, a planned withdrawal from U.S. Iraq and the region.
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