In what he says might be his last message, the former Jordanian crown prince, accused of the plot, claims that he’s confined to his home, with his Internet and phone lines cut.
Until now, both sides insisted the other be the first to return to compliance
Travel restrictions finally lifted, leading thousands to book coveted Passover holiday in Sinai, as travel advisory warns of possible Iranian attacks on Israeli tourists
Report citing US officials of Israeli attacks on Iranian oil tankers could be intended to lower maritime tensions in the region, analysts suggest
Israeli security officials were surprised by the claim and some disputed it; expert says ‘wouldn’t be surprising’ to find Iran behind it.
Probe may be part of larger Biden shift emphasizing human rights, scrutinizing Saudi Arabia
Palestinians reject reduced food parcels as political move; UN agency says change means more families will benefit
The entry currently defines the organization, which has been designated a terrorist organization by 26 countries, a “political party and militant group”
A house divided may bring an end to the political career of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas
The Palestinian Authority’s Supreme Judge Department finally rules that it is the only authority that can decide the matter
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