The two Arab leaders discussed the two-state solution.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
Jordan’s news agency reported that Jewish visitors to the Temple Mount had “performed Talmudic rituals.”
By JNi.Media
Both Israel and Jordan fear that Iranian militias reach the border and become assimilated by the Assad regime.
By JNi.Media
“True, the Brotherhood is politically over in Egypt but there is belief that the group is still present and waiting for a suitable moment to come back to the political stage.”
By JNi.Media
Law and order violations included closing streets with parked vehicles, burning tires, and blocking roads with rocks. Definitely sounds like an intifada.
By JNi.Media
The Jordanian authorities earlier rejected an Israeli request to return the Israeli diplomatic mission to the embassy in Amman.
By JNi.Media
It may be time for Israel to prepare for a tough and painful fight with yet another 'friendly' White House.
By JNi.Media
On top of its strategic troubles, faced with the relentless threat of ISIS and the collapse of trade relations with both Syria and Iraq, Jordan continues to suffer from the unresolved core issue of identity.
By JNi.Media
The takeaway from King Abdullah II's speech is not about his faint call on Israel to be more peaceful with its terrorist neighbors, but a cry for help in managing the Arab hordes on either side of his gates.
By JNi.Media
The elected lower house of Jordan's parliament is constrained by an upper house of equal legislative responsibility whose members are chosen by the King.
By JNi.Media
The Abu Gosh family immigrated to Jordan from the Israeli Arab village of Abu Gosh, located on the main highway to Jerusalem.
Bibi disappoints, capitulates, fails...
By Donny Fuchs
As Arabs murder and maim Jews, Jordan's leaders bark the blood libel of “Israeli aggression.”
Jordan appears to be the next target for the Al Qaeda-linked ISIS terrorist group, says an Arab news writer.