The project would link Haifa to the Saudi Gulf port of Damman, the UAE and Bahrain
By Etgar Lefkovits
The Israeli government is working on a plan to allow Muslim Israelis to attend Hajj
By JC Reporter
The US president wants to cement the gains made before the 2024 election
Prominent critic of the Riyadh regime, Alya Abutayah Alhwaiti, uses Twitter to attack Jews
By David Rose
By Dominic Green
The vacuum left by the slow American withdrawal from the Arab Middle East is being filled by rival external powers. First it was Russia, Turkey and Iran, and now it is China
British philanthropist Rick Sopher leads interfaith delegation on historic visit
By Jonathan Sacerdoti
They have a 'duty' to invest in countries who signed agreement, says philanthropist Bobby Rechnitz
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By David Patrikarakos
Don’t panic, Riyadh and Tehran are not forming an alliance. The real danger is China
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Circassians from Kfar Kama were denied entry visas into the Gulf kingdom to attend an event honouring their lower Galilee village
Critics of Israel's government have condemned Benjamin Netanyahu's failure to broker a regional anti-Tehran coalition
By Felix Pope
A Wall Street Journal report also notes Riyadh wants Washington to help build out its civilian nuclear program; both demands are viewed as 'daunting obstacles' in political circles
By Anshel Pfeffer
Benjamin Netanyahu's biggest mission for his new government is to make peace with the Saudis
Benjamin Netanyahu hopes to make a state visit to Riyadh, says former UN permanent representative
By Ian Austin
Saudi state brutality provokes outrage, but Palestinian state brutality is met with silence
Speaking on condition of anonymity, the top apparatchik, who works closely with British officials, said: 'I know the officers accused of killing him personally. They are good ones.'
With Naftali Bennett's political future on the brink, the real story of the US President's trip is the second leg, where he will be continuing on to Riyadh