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As he approaches the age his father and grandfather passed away, King Abdullah II of Jordan is preparing his son, Hussein, to take his place. The problem is that if nothing changes, his son will receive a country in profound crisis.
The new task force of two to eight ships patrolling at a time will target coal, drug, weapons, and people smugglers in the Red Sea, according to Vice Adm. Brad Cooper, who oversees the US Navy’s Mideast-based 5th Fleet.
In its confidential report to member states the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said it had finished installing surveillance cameras at the location on April 12 and had then removed the seals from the machines.
Quds Force chief Esmail Qaani pledges to support any group that fights the "Zionist regime" and says the destruction of Israel is "gaining ground."
The Returning to the Mount group announces cash prize to anyone who sacrifices a lamb on Passover on the Temple Mount or gets arrested attempting to do so.
Revolutionary Guards commander Mohammad Pakpour vows to avenge the 2020 killing of top commander Qassem Soleimani by "following in his path."
The Al-Bab industrial zone, one of five in the region controlled by Turkey-backed rebels, is key to efforts to develop an economy hit by hardship and destruction during Syria's 11-year conflict.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei says "Palestine is alive despite efforts by the US and its followers," and expresses optimism about fate of nuclear negotiations despite stalled talks.
The blast in the town of Banaafoul, near the port city of Sidon, demolishes the two-floor building that had served as a municipality building and a scout center for the Iranian-backed terrorist group and the Shiite Amal party.
"The Palestinian resistance organizations will not neglect their duty to the residents of Jenin, Jerusalem and all of Palestine, and together they will make a decision regarding activity on the ground," Islamic Jihad leader Ziyad al-Nakhala tells Hezbollah-affiliated media.
