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Israel’s far-right government is undermining a longstanding treaty that many Jordanians already oppose.

WASHINGTON AFFAIRS: Biden’s words were heatedly debated in Israel as the Right accused him of crossing a redline when it came to domestic interference.

Amid mounting criticism from their U.S. allies over proposed judicial reforms, Israels top officials are asking the U.S. government to butt out.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is caught between furious protests and ambitious coalition partners as he seeks controversial judicial reforms.

Angry protests across Israel force Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to delay his government’s controversial proposals.

What’s next for Israel and its relations with the world? Our experts offer their insight.

ANYA CHINAPPI WRITES – On Friday, Mar. 10, after seven years of tension, Saudi Arabia and Iran agreed to re-establish diplomatic relations in a deal brokered by China. The agreement was reached in Beijing after four days of previously undisclosed talks between the rival countries. With the current strain in US-Saudi Arabia relations, China has…

One American intelligence expert urged the U.S. to maintain friendly relations with "barbarous, but long-standing allies" in the Middle East lest China fill the vacuum.

China, International, MNA | The announcement to restore diplomatic relations between Iran and Saudi Arabia, made on Friday in a joint statement with China, has been widely welcomed

Analysts and media praised China for its role as a peace broker and efforts to facilitate dialogue.