King of Saudi Arabia Personally Intervenes in Temple Mount Crisis, Says Metal Detectors ‘Routine’...
“The issue of metal detection machines is a matter that has become routine in the holy places because of terrorism."
IDF Chief Spoke in DC with his Counterparts from Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Jordan
The Israeli and Saudi military leaders discussed the Iranian issue, about which their views are similar.
Report: Jordan Asks Israel to Delay Return of Embassy Staff
Jordan says the country complied with its international obligations by allowing the security officer to leave.
Tillerson Signs 5-Year Aid for Jordan, Promises Jerusalem Boundaries Yet Undecided
The $1.275 billion per year represents a $275 million annual increase over the previous MOU.
Absolutely No One Recalls Sinai War’s 62nd Anniversary (It’s Today)
Israel was looking to end the constant infiltrations from the Gaza Strip of Fedayeen terrorists, who robbed and murdered Israeli settlers—many of whom were recent newcomers to the Jewish State.
Israeli Ambassador Complains About Jordan’s Official Antisemitism
Jordan has headed down the dark road of open antisemitism.
Reports: Jordanian Kingdom’s Collapse Imminent
On top of its strategic troubles, faced with the relentless threat of ISIS and the collapse of trade relations with both Syria and Iraq, Jordan continues to suffer from the unresolved core issue of identity.
IDF Military Forces Drilling on Northern, Eastern Israeli Borders
IDF soldiers were on the march bright and early for another "surprise military drill" on two of the nation's borders.
TempleCam
Jordan says the cameras planned for the Temple Mount will be connected to the Internet for all to view.
Jordan Folds to ISIS Hostage Terror
Jordan has caved to ISIS and agreed to swap a terrorist prisoner for its hostage pilot.
Riots Continue as Fearful Jordanian King Suspends Fuel, Electricity Hikes
Jordan is the latest third-world victim of the International Monetary Fund, which has caused unrest and even violent revolutions over the past three decades.
Jordan Changes Curriculum, Adopts Positive Sentiments Towards Peace and Openness to Non-Muslims
But as expected, the curriculum contains minimal recognition of Israel and the peace treaty is treated as a cause for concern.
Update: Hundreds Dead, Thousands Injured, People Sleeping in the Streets After Iran-Iraq Earthquake
Israel's last major earthquake struck in 1927, killing 130 in Jerusalem, but there are many minor quakes each year.
Peace Partner: Jordan’s King Vows to ‘Stop the Judaisation’ of Temple Mount
The Jordan Times' version of the King Abdullah's announcement Saturday already scrubbed out the anti-Semitic tidbit, but it was clear that the King is stressed enough by recent events to shake out the ant-Jewish genie in the bottle.
Day 2 of Temple Mount Violence in Jerusalem
Earlier this week, Jerusalem Police chained the gate to the compound following an incident in which worshipers led by Islamic Waqf officials broke through the gate and held prayers at the site.
PA Calling Trump’s Peace Deal a Bribe While Entire Region Plans to Attend Bahrain...
Judging by the positive reaction to the Trump plan across the Western-affiliated Middle East, everybody who is anybody has already jumped on the American bandwagon.
A First: US Asking Jordan to Extradite Sbarro Pizza Murderer Ahlam Tamimi
Tamimi's victims included 13 Israelis, one pregnant American, and one Brazilian, all of them civilians. 130 were injured.
Jordan’s Media’s Depraved Anti-Semitism Puts in Question Close Ties with US
Jordanian columnist Asad al-‘Azouni wrote in Ammon claiming that ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi could not possibly be a Muslim, but was instead an Israeli Rabbi named Elliott Shimon.
Israeli Arab Immigrant Wins Gold Medal for Jordan
The Abu Gosh family immigrated to Jordan from the Israeli Arab village of Abu Gosh, located on the main highway to Jerusalem.
Jordanian PM Sends Condolence Letter to Har Nof Terrorists
This is in followup to the prayers and moment of silence that the Jordanian Parliament held in honor of the two terrorists.
Cairo Razing Rafah to Create Gaza Buffer
Egypt has decided to raze the Gaza city of Rafah to the ground – at least, the part that exists on Egypt's side of the border.
Jordan Adds to Western Wall Mixed-Gender Prayer Controversy
Jordan demands that Israel "return jurisdiction" over a part of the Western Wall to the Islamic Waqf.
Arab Bank Settles NY Fed Court Case over Hamas Terror Attacks
Jordan's Arab Bank agrees to an out-of-court settlement with U.S. citizens over fiscal liability for Hamas terrorist attacks.
Israel Police, Jordanian Islamic Waqf Play ‘Good Cop, Bad Cop’ With Danish Reporter at...
Israel Police and the Jordanian Islamic Waqf appeared to be playing "good cop-bad cop" with an international journalist at the Temple Mount this week.
Is Hamas Setting Up HQ in Turkey After Qatari Expulsion?
Hamas denies reports the group's political bureau chief, Khaled Mashaal, was expelled by long-time patron, Qatar.
Abbas Sends Condolences to Family of Dead Jordanian Terrorist
Israel presented to the Jordanian foreign office a video showing Amro waving two knives and threatening passers by.
Netanyahu ‘Declares War’ on Rock Throwers in Tour of Terror ‘Hot Spots’ Around Jerusalem
PM Binyamin Netanyahu: "We're changing our policy.... this stone was one stone too many. We declare war on stone throwers."
Kerry’s New ‘Peace’ Brainstorm: Talk with Abbas without Israel
Kerry is flying to the Middle East, but who cares about Egypt or Syria? He will meet with Abbas in Jordan; Israel is not on his itinerary. He is cooking up something nasty or really is weird.
Jordan May Revoke Rajoub’s Citizenship over FIFA Vote
Some in Jordan has accused Rajoub of supporting the incumbent FIFA president, Joseph Blatter, over his rival, Jordan's Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein.
Jerusalem Targeted Again at UNESCO World Heritage Committee Meeting
Israel's report this to the UNESCO World Heritage Committee was duly noted, and then basically tossed aside.