An Israel-Hezbollah war could draw in Iran, U.S. intelligence warns
"Iran as the main source of destabilization in the region", according to US intelligence official.
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"Iran as the main source of destabilization in the region", according to US intelligence official.
Israeli officials meet Qatari, Saudi and UAE counterparts at White House
Palestinian Authority officials did not attend the meeting, which focused on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Iraq will reopen Kurdistan region’s airports
According to Kurdish media outlet Rudaw, the airports will come under the Federal Interior Ministry and be run in coordination with security forces in Baghdad.
Building Red Sea mega-city, Saudis eye economic integration with Egypt, Jordan
“If they are really going to develop this in desert areas of all three countries, you’d expect Israeli technology perhaps to have a role to play."
Mattis: U.S. picking up Taliban interest in Afghan peace talks
Reconciliation, Mattis said, was "almost an equal priority of my interest going in."
ISIS’s new insurgency in Kirkuk and Hawija in Iraq
Iraq needs to get a handle on the bubbling insurgency.
Mosul to rebuild ancient mosque with help from United Arab Emirates
ISIS systematically destroyed cultural heritage in the city.
Abdullah says Jordan continuing push for talks toward Palestinian state
Jordanian King Abdullah made the comment during a meeting on Monday with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas and several of his closest advisers at Al Husseiniya Palace in Amman.
U.S., European powers to continue Iran talks this week
Trump administration officials said the talks are at an "advanced" stage.
Syrian Observatory says war has killed more than half a million
About 85 percent of the dead were civilians killed by the forces of the Syrian government and its allies.
In Ghouta's shelters, terrified Syrians await the next bomb
Under cracked ceilings that bulge downwards from the force of previous strikes, 400,000 civilians tremble from the ceaseless bombs.
Saudi Arabia increased arms imports by 225% in 5 years
In comparison, Israeli military exports increased by 55% over same period.
U.S., Israel can't afford confrontation, Iranian commander warns
"Any decision to confront the Islamic Republic will be followed by unimaginable costs," Maj.-Gen. Gholam Ali Rashid said.
Are Syrian rebels preparing southern offensive with western support?
Any disruption of that status-quo would affect not only Israel but also Jordan.
U.S. warns 'unwise' for Syria to use weaponized gas, slams Russia
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis chided Moscow for partnering with Assad, suggesting it might even be a partner in the Syrian government's strikes on civilians.
Fierce fighting in Syria's Ghouta as Assad presses assault
Defeat in eastern Ghouta would deliver the rebels their biggest blow since December 2016, when a government offensive drove them from Aleppo, their largest urban stronghold.
Syrian army gains ground in eastern Ghouta
The Syrian army advanced on Saturday (10 March) into eastern Ghouta, the last major rebel stronghold near the capital Damascus.
Egyptian court sentences 10 to death for planning attacks
State news agency MENA said the convicted men were supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Syrian quagmire: World turns a blind eye to the Afrin crisis
Years after a no-fly zone for Aleppo failed to gain Western sympathy, the Afrin pleas will likely fall on deaf ears.
Four arrested after balcony protest at Iranian embassy in London
The four were arrested on suspicion of causing criminal damage and being unlawfully on diplomatic premises.
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