Jordan's King: World must stand up to radicals
Jordan's King Abdullah says the threat posed by the Islamic State organization represents a struggle between "good and evil."
He says in an interview broadcast Friday that a "pan-regional" approach is needed and nations now arrayed against the Islamic radicals must "stand up and say what is right and what is wrong."
The king is in Washington for talks with President Barack Obama. Jordan is one of five Arab nations that have participated in U.S.-led airstrikes against the militants in Syria.
