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William J. Burns’s visit comes as the United States tries to prod Israel to pursue a more targeted approach to attacking Hamas, allow pauses in the fighting and do more to avoid civilian casualties.
US secretary of state meets officials from Jordan, Lebanon, Qatar and UN as further civilian casualties reported in GazaFollow live for the latest in the Israel-Hamas warThe US secretary of state, Antony Blinken, met senior Jordanian and other Arab off…
A monthslong hacking campaign targeted the governments of regional rivals, including Israel, and marked a turn, a new report says, as the attacks were used to collect intelligence, not just disrupt services.
Royal says people across Middle East are ‘shocked and disappointed by world’s reaction to this catastrophe’Israel-Hamas war – live updatesJordan’s Queen Rania has accused western leaders of a “glaring double standard” for not condemning Israel’s killin…
Hezbollah calls for ‘day of rage’ as both sides trade blame for deadly explosion at al-Ahli al-Arab hospitalSee further coverage of the Israel-Hamas warAngry protests continued across the Middle East on Wednesday as thousands of people in different cou…
Expressions of horror over the large loss of life predominated, while many Arab governments stressed certainty that Israel was to blame.
The conflict is inflaming tensions across the region, where many of the problems that fueled uprisings and conflicts a decade ago remain unresolved.
Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken is visiting the Middle East as the Israel-Palestinian conflict reaches a degree of violence not seen in many years.
The escalation laid bare the limitations of diplomatic deals between Israel and Arab governments as long as the underlying conflict continues. “We told you so,” a Saudi scholar said.
A satirical Arabic website, much like The Onion, poked fun at a royal wedding in Jordan in June. Not long after, it was blocked. “We’re totally backsliding,” said one cartoonist in the kingdom.