Opinion Why Israel Can and Must Help as Jordan's Economy Implodes
The kingdom’s economy risks going the route of Lebanese chaos. Its neighbor can help by creating business and jobs before it’s too late
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Opinion Israel’s Campaign to Destabilize Jordan
After 25 years of peace, humiliation and disappointment, Jordan fears Israel's next moves will constitute an existential threat to the kingdom
Analysis Why Jordan Conducted a Major Military Drill Against an Israeli Invasion
Jordan's message to Israel: Our anger with you is real, but some steps are meant to vent public pressure
Waqf Guard Bitten by Israeli Policeman, Interrogated by Police
Mohanad Idris is suing a police officer for multiple counts of misconduct, amid a continued confrontation between Israel Police and Waqf guards
Israeli President, Top Jordanian Official Meet in London Amid 'All-time Low' in Relations
Rivlin discussed a joint tourism project with royal adviser, in increasingly rare opportunity for dialogue between the two countries
Relations Between Israel and Jordan at an All-time Low, King Abdullah Says
Talking to a New York audience, Abdullah points finger at Israeli domestic issues, lack of focus on two-state solution to Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Russia Outs Israel and Jordan in Syria-Iraq Border Strike
'The intensity of Israel's missile and bomb attacks increased sharply,' Foreign Ministry says in a statement accusing Israel of violating Jordanian airspace
Jordan Foils Plot Against U.S., Israeli Diplomats and American Soldiers, Report Says
Despite a frosty peace with Israel, the U.S. ally has been uncompromising in fighting radical groups
Analysis Jordanians Get Back Land Leased by Israel, but See Little Reason to Cheer
The public pressure in Jordan regarding its relationship with Israel is not divorced from the kingdom's severe economic crisis
Jordan's King Tours Enclave Leased to Israel After End of Deal
Earlier this week, Abdullah announced the end of the 25-year deal, but Jordanian FM says Israeli farmers would be allowed to enter one of the enclaves to harvest their crops
Israeli Army Says Lease Extended on Jordan Enclave as King Abdullah Announces Its Termination
The lease agreement was extended to end of April, and the enclave was declared a closed military zone that only farmers are allowed to pass through after being identified
Twenty Five Years After Peace Treaty: Jordan Resumes Control of Enclaves Leased to Israel
Jordan resumed control of the Naharayim enclave following failed diplomatic attempts to extend the clause that gave Israel control of the enclave
U.S. Rejects Jordan's Refusal to Extradite Hamas Terrorist Wanted for Trial
Development could lead to further American pressure on Amman to extradite Ahlam Tamimi, who played a major role in organizing the 'Sbarro attack' in Jerusalem in 2001
Israel Releases Two Jordanian Nationals Held in Detention
Jordan's ambassador to Israel, who was summoned for consultations last week to protest Jerusalem's detention of the two detainees, will return in the coming days
Netanyahu Confirms Israel Will Release Two Jordanian Nationals Held in Detention
Jordan recalled its ambassador to Israel last week in protest over the arrest of the two, who have been held without trial for the past two months
Opinion Jordanians Now See Israel as an Implacable Enemy, Despite 25 Years of Peace
Jordan's King Abdullah II is trapped between an aggressively pro-Israel Trump, a hardline Israel and an increasingly radicalized grassroots clamoring to cut all diplomatic and trade relations with Israel
Freeing Israeli Held in Jordan Doesn't Depend on Fate of Jordanians Detained in Israel, Diplomatic Sources Say
Jordanian citizens Heba al-Labadi, hospitalized after over a month of a hunger strike, and Abdul Rahman Miri, reportedly battling cancer, were detained as they entered W. Bank
Jordan Recalls Ambassador to Israel to Protest Detention of Two Citizens
Israel detained Heba al-Labadi on August 20 and Abdul Rahman Miri on September 2, both are being held in administrative detention without any charges filed
Iraq Declares Curfew on Baghdad as Anti-government Protests Enter Fourth Day
As students join the demonstrations, Iraqi prime minister says anyone disrupting work or school days will be severely punished
Jordanian Detained by Israel Hospitalized After 35 Days on Hunger Strike
Heba al-Labadi was held by Shin Bet for over a month; began hunger strike in protest of administrative detention, which frees authorities from need to issue indictment
