The Animals Can't Take Gaza's Living Conditions Either – and Get New Home in Jordan
Five lions, five monkeys, four ostriches, three peacocks, two wolves and a hyena departed for 'a better place to live'
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Jordan Spurns U.S. Proposal to Mediate in Temple Mount Crisis With Israel
Americans can't function as go-between on matters concerning Jerusalem in the wake of embassy move, Jordanians say
Opinion How Jordan Is Weaponizing Archaeology Against Israel
Despite formal peace, you won't find maps naming Israel in Jordan. Visit the kingdom's archaeological sites, and the message is clear: 2000 years ago, Jews were already 'oppressors' in the Middle East
Two Jordanian Workers Killed After Tree Collapses on Them in Southern Israel
Police conclude that the tree fell due to the strong winds in Eilat; a third worker was wounded too, but sustained minor injuries only
Thousands Protest in Jordan Over Trump's Recognition of Golan Heights as Israeli Territory
The demonstrators held anti-Israel signs and chanted slogans in support of Hamas as part of an annual protest to commemorate Land Day
Jordanian King Cancels Romania Trip Over PM's Plan for Jerusalem Embassy
Romania's prime minister told AIPAC that the country would move its embassy in Israel, but the statement was strongly contradicted by the country's president
Pilgrims Came From Afar to Worship at Moses' Last Stand
Mosaics and isotope analysis show that early Christians came from Europe, Turkey and the northern Levant to pray at Mount Nebo, from where Moses saw Canaan
Israel Seeks to Deport East Jerusalem Photographer to Jordan, Where He Can't Stay
The Interior Ministry has ordered the expulsion of Palestinian press photographer Mustafa al-Kharouf, 31, who was born in Algeria but has lived in Jerusalem with his family since age 12 and is married to a woman from E. Jerusalem
Analysis King Abdullah Is Caught Between Jordan’s Protests and Jerusalem’s Tensions
Demonstrations against corruption, rising unemployment and reports that the U.S. will support giving the Saudis and Moroccans a say on the Temple Mount are threatening the king’s throne
Jordan's King Abdullah Meets Pence, Discusses Peace Plan, ISIS and U.S. Presence in Syria
Amman officials have said in the past they would only support a peace plan that includes creation of a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital
Prayers Pass Peacefully at Jerusalem Site as Israel-Jordan Talks Continue
Muslim leaders had called on worshipers to protest at Bab al-Rahma ■ Jerusalem and Amman are negotiating to ease tensions over site's closure
Senior Israeli Delegation Visits Jordan, but No Solution Yet for Temple Mount Crisis
Jerusalem and Amman still discussing potential agreement over prayer site ahead of mass Friday protest prayers
Israel and Jordan in Talks to Solve Temple Mount Crisis
The effort comes after a meeting was canceled between the compound's Islamic custodian and Jerusalem's police commander meant to avert escalation ahead of Friday's prayer
Why Muslim and Arab Countries Are Working So Hard to Win Over U.S. Evangelicals
The visit by a group of American pastors to Azerbaijan this week is the latest instance of outreach from the Muslim world, following prior visits to Egypt, the UAE, Jordan and Saudi Arabia — and it is not all about gaining access to the Trump administration
Iraq and Jordan Reopen Border Crossing, Boosting Ties
As part of a deal signed between the two countries, Iraq will supply Jordan with 10,000 barrels of oil a day at a lower price
Jordan Won’t Budge on Red Sea-Dead Sea Project - and Israel Will Pay the Price
Israel will pay at least one billion for the project, which is not vital for its water economy, mainly to ensure a strategic interest of maintaining a stable regime in Jordan
Jordan Delays Hundreds of Israeli Tourists' Visit to Border Enclave for Hours
King Abdullah had announced intentions to restore Jordanian sovereignty over the Naharayim border enclave, home to a popular tourist site, in October
Prehistoric People Hunted With Dogs in Jordan, Archaeologists Conclude From Hare Explosion
Discovery that suddenly, there were a lot of dead hares eaten by non-humans 11,500 years ago, suggests dog-assisted hunting, archaeologists say
Yemen Fighters Begin Prisoner Exchange Talks in Jordan as Part of UN Peace Efforts
Delegates from Iran-aligned Houthi movement and the Saudi-backed Yemeni government meet in Amman to discuss implementation of deal reached in UN-led talks
Jordan's Trade Unions to Place Israeli Flag in Building Entrances for All to Step On
Following Israel's condemnation of photos of a Jordanian minister stepping on the Israeli flag in an Amman union building, the Professional Unions Association decided to place the flag in the entrances to all its buildings
