Recent crackdowns, arrests, and symbolic gestures mark a shift as the governments of both Jordan and Lebanon seek to reassert sovereignty and curb external entanglements 

Security authorities say more resources are needed to meet rising threats and point to the cynical use of marginalized members of the public such as the elderly, to smuggle Palestinians over the border for pay 

Trump will travel to the Middle East next month and visit Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, the White House announced; Key visit comes against backdrop of nuclear talks with Iran, negotiations for a hostage deal and the Saudi Crown Prince's desire to invest hundreds of billions of dollars in the US

Gaza residents resort to eating horse and sea turtle meat amid growing hunger, as signs of malnutrition worsen; in addition to sympathetic responses, there was also outrage: 'Are we willing to eat anything just to follow trends and make bizarre videos for likes?'

In a striking display of military cooperation, Chinese J-10C fighter jets took off from an Egyptian airbase in an exercise dubbed “Eagles of Civilization 2025.” The joint drill will continue into early May

Miri Eisin, fellow at the International Institute for Counter-Terrorism: 'All of us want to avoid another October 7'

Pastor Trey Graham: Many Christians celebrate what’s called the Lord’s Supper, or the Last Supper, but it is understood that this was a Passover Seder meal

Michal Cotler-Wunsh says 'Day of Rage' protests are being used to give power and legitimacy to violent groups backed by Iran and other authoritarian regimes