A recent agreement between Iraq, Egypt, and Jordan invites Iranian influence onto Israel’s previously stable flanks
The two-state solution has been dead for decades. A one-state solution frightens Israelis and Palestinians alike. Is three the magic number for peace?
Is America about to adopt the Israeli prime minister’s 20-year-old plan for a durable settlement between Israel and the Palestinians?
What began as a delivery of bedroom furniture may end up as a major diplomatic crisis
Violating international law, Jordanian officials demand to investigate an Israeli security official who shot and killed a terrorist in self-defense
In the ‘shmita’ years, Jewish farmers can keep the produce coming—by sneaking into Jordan
Pushing the Hippocratic Oath in service of foreign policy puts doctors on the frontlines
What the burning of a Jordanian pilot reveals about Obama’s flawed Middle East game
Video purportedly shows hostage held since December being burned to death
While Hamas fires rockets, and ISIS beheads unbelievers, the Kurds build the second non-Arab state in the Middle East
Jordan-born chef opens Masada, a nod to the desert fortress and his mom
They’re hardly the first to try, or make this claim
18-year-old granted Israeli citizenship after 16 years of residence in Israel
Sure it’s not a land deal, but maybe we’re getting somewhere?
Before concessions on borders, Israel demands its safety be guaranteed
With no good options on the horizon, Jerusalem and Amman are on a collision course over the Palestinian issue
Remembering King Hussein, who died on this day in 1999
Apparently Syrian Palestinians can’t be absorbed by Jordan because of Israel
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