Water crisis in the Hashemite kingdom can be eased by desalinating water from the Red Sea, with brine waste used to replenish the vanishing Dead Sea — but experts don’t agree if it will succeed
Omani minister says Israel 'doesn't feel secure about its future as a non-Arab country' in the region
Americans can't function as go-between on matters concerning Jerusalem in the wake of embassy move, Jordanians say
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
The demonstrators held anti-Israel signs and chanted slogans in support of Hamas as part of an annual protest to commemorate Land Day
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
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
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
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
Muslim leaders had called on worshipers to protest at Bab al-Rahma ■ Jerusalem and Amman are negotiating to ease tensions over site's closure
Jerusalem and Amman still discussing potential agreement over prayer site ahead of mass Friday protest prayers
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
Head of Jerusalem Waqf refuses to sign week-long order barring his entry from the Temple Mount, calls accusations against him 'badge of honor'
The clashes are happening at this particular time for a reason
Head of Jerusalem Waqf taken from home in early morning in 'unacceptable' move as police tackle reignited tensions over closed-off building ■ Israel is 'playing with fire,' Jordanian minister warns
Government in Amman adds seven members to Waqf council in order to combat changes to the Mount ■ Five Palestinians arrested in clashes with police over reopening of site
A year after a deal to export $15 billion in gas to Egypt’s Dolphinus, it’s not clear where the pipeline capacity to deliver the stuff will come from
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
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
King Abdullah had announced intentions to restore Jordanian sovereignty over the Naharayim border enclave, home to a popular tourist site, in October
Discovery that suddenly, there were a lot of dead hares eaten by non-humans 11,500 years ago, suggests dog-assisted hunting, archaeologists say
The consortium, which includes Cyprus, Greece, Egypt, Italy, Jordan and the Palestinians, is aimed at cutting infrastructure costs and lowering prices
Trip comes amid confusion over conflicting Trump administration statements about a planned U.S. withdrawal from Syria
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
Foreign Ministry says Jordanian ambassador summoned over 'act of disrespect'
Paleobotanists thought seed plants evolved after the Permian mass extinction, but fossils of early pine trees and other gymnosperms found by the Dead Sea alter timeline
Taher Khalef, a day-time employee who attacked two workers with a hammer, had reportedly been planning to attack Israelis for over a decade
Activists say cybercrimes law aims to silence critics, as the government seeks to avert new wave of protests
Suspect had daily work pass, was transferred to Shin Bet for interrogation after hammer attack in southern city of Eilat