Hamas has presented the Fatah movement with impossible demands perceived by Ramallah as a clear existential threat. The PA, meanwhile, is seeking a foothold in the process of Gaza's rehabilitation by seeking control of foreign donations.
Ahead of Friday's presidential election, hard-liners refer to those seeking ties to the West as "infiltrators." Hard-line judiciary chief Ebrahim Raisi remains the clear front-runner.
The Israeli, US and Saudi governments sought to sideline Jordan as custodian of Jerusalem’s holy sites and pressure King Abdullah II of Jordan into accepting the Trump administration’s efforts for Middle East peace last year, the Washington Post reports.
Satellite would enable Iran to track potential military targets across the Middle East, including IDF bases, according to The Washington Post. US media report Iranian warship sailing through Atlantic destined for Venezuela.
Those who die “for the sake of defending the homeland and honor from the attacks of attackers and the oppression of oppressors” are God's chosen, says Sheikh Muhammad Hussein.
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are engaging with the Islamic republic in an effort to contain tensions while lobbying for future talks to take their security concerns into account.
Syrian media outlets aligned with rebel fighters say Ayham Ismail, commander of unit that manufactures electronic components for army's missile system, one of seven officers killed in IAF attack.
"Egyptian mediators have confirmed to us that Israel will allow the transfer of funds from Qatar to Gaza by the end of the week or at the very latest by early next week," a senior Hamas official tells Israel Hayom.
New images of Sanjarian depict a new access road and trenches. It is believed the site is used to develop shock wave generators, which are devices that would allow Iran to miniaturize nuclear weapons.
"We strongly encourage Iran to avoid any action that would prevent the collection of or IAEA access to the information necessary for it to quickly re-establish continuity of knowledge," US tells a meeting of IAEA's 35-nation Board of Governors.
