Advising Jordan's kings Adnan Abu Odeh has advised the kings of Jordan for many years. 22 May 2007 09:09 GMT | Human Rights, Jordan Adnan Abu Odeh talking on Riz KhanOn Monday, Riz speaks with a man who has advised the kings of Jordan for many years. Adnan Abu Odeh has been a witness to US and Arab diplomacy for the past four decades. In the early 1990s, he was appointed by the late King Hussein as chief of the royal court, and later as Jordan's ambassador to the United Nations.Not one to shy from controversy, he has proposed that Jerusalem be a shared, undivided capital for Israel and a future Palestinian state. He faced a military tribunal in Jordan last November after an interview with Al Jazeera on charges of slandering King Abdullah II and inciting Palestinian-Jordanian sectarianism.Send your questions via our FEEDBACK on our web page or call +1 202 741 0720 at 19:00 GMT Don't miss Riz Khan live at 19:00 GMT, when you can call with your questions and comments. Riz Khan is also shown every day at 00:00 GMT, 05:00 GMT, and 09:30 GMT. Watch this episode of Riz Khan here: Watch Riz Khan Street Talk here: Contact the show: You can ask your questions in advance for any of our guests, or if you have any comments and questions on any other topics please click on 'Send your feedback' at the top right hand side of the page under tools.Click here to see Riz Khan's biography Watch Al Jazeera English programmes on Youtube
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