Israeli Forces Shoot Man Suspected of Smuggling Weapons Through Jordan Border
The man, who was wounded and is in stable condition, is said to have crossed the border south of the Sea of Galilee
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Analysis As West Bank Annexation Looms, What Are Jordan's Options?
The 'Judaization' of Jerusalem and the status of Jordan in the holy sites are still at stake, but the international struggle will now revolve around stopping the annexation
Analysis Annexation Could Kill Jordan Peace Deal, Israeli Defense Officials Believe
Jordan expressed concern about annexation in messages to the IDF and in conversations with those close to Kahol Lavan chairman Benny Gantz ■ Tensions heat up in the West Bank
Jordan's Abdullah Warns of 'Major Clash' With Israel if Annexation Goes Ahead
U.S. State Department says Israeli moves towards annexing West Bank territory should be discussed in the context of direct peace talks between Israelis, Palestinians, regional actors
Coronavirus Lockdowns Pile Job Losses and Hunger Onto Syrian Refugees' Plight
The restrictions and their economic fallout mean 5.6 million Syrian refugees in Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey face even greater hardship, and UN says 70 percent are going hungry
After 25 Years, Israeli Enclave Returned to Jordan, Leaving Farmers With Few Prospects
'Our life's work has gone down the drain': Israeli farmers lose livelihood to continued chill in Israel-Jordan relations
Opinion Will the Coronavirus Crisis Accelerate Israel’s West Bank Annexation – or Derail It?
Netanyahu’s fast-track West Bank settlement move risks infuriating key current and future allies. Trump, Biden or his base: Israel’s prime minister must decide who’s dispensable
Analysis In Jordan, the Day After Coronavirus May Be No Less Dangerous Than the Pandemic
Despite devastating effects on the economy and the country’s poorest, emergency regulations seem to have curbed the coronavirus outbreak. But many worry the crisis might be used to quell dissent
After Israel, Jordan Talks, Custodian Closes Temple Mount to Worshipers Over Coronavirus
Sources in the Waqf say Israel committed not to allow Jewish worshipers and tourist into the compound
Jordan Bars Entry From West Bank, Israel, Iraq, Egypt Due to Coronavirus
The government has also banned travel to Lebanon and Syria and from Monday will bar entry to travelers from France, Germany and Spain
Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Tunisia Confirm First Cases of Coronavirus
Jordanian patient returned from Italy nearly two weeks ago on a plane with 100 passengers
WATCH Jordanian Protesters Reject Trump's Mideast Plan, Call for End to Jordan-Israel Gas Deal
The protesters demanded the Jordanian Government show action against the Jordanian-Israeli Gas deal as well, calling for an end to the 'deal of shame'
Analysis Trump's Plan Vows to Shower Mideast With Billions of Dollars. But Where Will They Come From?
Not only does the 'deal of the century' not say where the money will come from, but ignores landmines along the road to the regional economic cooperation
Senior Defense Officials Warn Annexation Would Endanger Israel's Peace With Jordan
Jordan's King Abdullah is facing internal pressure, top officials say in assessment conveyed to political leaders, sounding the alarm about ramifications of any unilateral moves for relations with Amman and the situation in the West Bank
Opinion Sorry, Jared, This Time It’s Not the Palestinians Who Have 'Screwed Up,' It’s You
When Jared Kushner on CNN accused the Palestinians of 'screwing up another opportunity,' he not only overlooked Israel’s own screw-ups, but entirely mischaracterized the Trump plan as an opportunity for peace
Analysis In Trump's Peace Plan, Jordan Only Sees an Ambush
The Hashemite Kingdom, in the dark on the details, views the 'deal of the century' as an existential threat – and its hands are tied
Analysis Holocaust Forum and U.S. Election Give Israel the Perfect Stage to Push Jordan Valley Annexation
Current political situation provides a solid majority for annexing, and even if Netanyahu only initiates such a move, it will be his biggest achievement
Dead Sea Sinkholes Look Like Ecological Catastrophe. They're an Opportunity
Mega-sinkholes are forming as the Dead Sea shrinks. Israelis feel it’s a disaster, but the Geological Survey of Israel begs to differ and has a quirky suggestion for adapting to the evolving landscape
Jordan Parliament Passes Draft Law to Ban Gas Imports From Israel
The import of Israeli gas has become a major focus in the kingdom and sparked protests and calls for both the deal and the peace treaty to be scrapped
In Major Development, Israel Starts Pumping Gas to Egypt
Natural gas from Israel's offshore fields is flowing to Egypt, after trial exports to Jordan began two weeks earlier
