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Israel must capitalize on Saudi Arabia’s predicament (opens the original)
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It is easy to imagine IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir using the five-hour flight from Ben Gurion Airport to Germany to review the latest profiles of his counterparts in seven Arab countries. It is just as easy to imagine them doing the same.On paper, Israel has no formal relations with two of those countries, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, or with Qatar. Beneath the surface, however, contacts exist. The most intriguing encounter was naturally between Zamir and Saudi Chief of Staff Gen. Fayyad b
Jordan has had enough of Netanyahu, and is waiting for Israel’s election (opens the original)
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This was already the third Iranian missile and drone attack on Aqaba. On Monday night, Jordanian security officials rushed to send alerts to residents’ phones, urging them to take shelter in bomb shelters, of which there are none, or in underground parking areas beneath residential buildings, of which there are few, or simply to “find a safe place.”Some of the 2,500 workers and hotel employees who cross the border into Israel every morning and return to Jordan in the evening were given permissio
'General who could break the curse': Arab world watches Eisenkot, asks if Netanyahu era's over (opens the original)
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The veteran Saudi weekly Al Majalla, founded in London in 1980 by Mecca-born brothers Hisham and Ali Hafez, has devoted the cover of its latest issue to a figure very familiar to Israelis: Gadi Eisenkot. The magazine, funded by the Saudi treasury since its founding, has enjoyed greater editorial independence over the past decade under Syrian-born editor-in-chief Ibrahim Hamidi, while its circulation has grown significantly across the Arab world.Its latest cover asks: “Can Eisenkot break Israel’s
Al-Sharaa’s very busy week: Israel talks, Kurdish deal and Syria’s economic reopening (opens the original)
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Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa has spent the past week accelerating a series of moves that could reshape both Syria’s internal power structure and its regional relationships, from reported contacts with Israel to a sweeping plan to absorb Kurdish forces into the national military.The week began with a reported face-to-face meeting in Amman between Mossad chief Roman Gofman and Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al-Shibani. The substance of the meeting has not been disclosed, but the fact tha
Naim Qassem is no Nasrallah, and Lebanon knows it (opens the original)
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The supposedly dramatic speeches of Hezbollah Secretary-General Sheikh Naim Qassem no longer appear to command much attention. Not in Lebanon, not in Israel, not across the Arab world and not internationally.His appearances are announced in advance, he is filmed speaking from a closed room, and two Hezbollah-affiliated channels broadcast speeches that increasingly seem to generate little reaction. There is none of the anticipation or fascination that surrounded speeches by his predecessor, Hassa
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