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Bahrain's Jewish community blends the air of ancient synagogues with the innovation of holding online services. As the ties with Israel grow warmer, there is also optimism that the kingdom's tiny Jewish community will grow.
Gen. Khalifa Haftar, the leading presidential candidate, has recently voiced his desire to normalize ties with Israel on several occasions, and declared he would work to that end if he is elected president on Dec. 24.
Minister Orna Barbivay, Jordan's Minister of Industry, Trade and Supply Yousef Alshamali meet with the aim of "enhancing civilian ties between Israel and Jordan, strengthening neighborly relations, and promoting cooperation between the two countries."
Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud says no change in Saudi position toward establishing diplomatic ties
Iran's acquisition of nuclear capabilities will trigger a nuclear arms race in the Middle East, Maj. Gen. Tal Kelman tells leading Bahraini newspaper.
The Israeli official appears to express displeasure over the US envoy's comments on the apparent coup, saying deposed prime minister is an obstacle to ties with Israel.
From the Dubai expo to tens of thousands of Twitter followers from Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain, the Israeli Foreign Ministry brings the gospel of coexistence to the Gulf states.
SpaceIL's upcoming Beresheet 2 mission will carry a satellite to determine the exact time for the new moon, as both Jews and Muslims use lunar-based calendars.
The Muslim-majority island nation is poised to become the fifth state to join the Abraham Accords, diplomatic sources say. Regional cooperation minister tells Emirati media that Qatar, Tunisia, Oman, and Malaysia may also join the historic treaty.
Sudan’s Justice Minister Nasredeen Abdulbari, Israeli Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Idan Roll, and Regional Cooperation Minister Esawi Frej meet in Abu Dhabi, discuss future cooperation between the two countries.
