Gulf States
Red Sea conflict boosts Israel‑Gulf‑India defense innovation - opinion
The Red Sea war is exposing global connectivity’s fragility and speeding a quiet new partnership as Israel, the Gulf, and India link defense tech, logistics, and data systems
Gulf turns to Israel for security as Washington pivots inwards - opinion
Gulf States chase ‘sovereign AI’ while still plugged into American hardware
Saudi Arabia to sign $30 billion worth of energy deals with US, says Aramco CEO
US must keep Iraq central as Iran rebuilds its Ring of Fire - opinion
If Iran and its proxies are quiet, it is strategic, not surrender.
Syria's Sharaa pitches to investors at Saudi financial summit
Syria’s new president pitches the country as a key trade corridor at Saudi Arabia’s financial summit, aiming for greater foreign investment despite ongoing sanctions.
Trump, Saudi Arabia's Mohammed bin Salman to meet Nov. 18, CBS says
US President Donald Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman plan to meet at the White House on November 18 to discuss new defense and intelligence agreements between Washington and Riyadh.
'It will take patience,' Israel's envoy to Bahrain Eitan Na’eh says on restoring Gulf's trust
The Israeli ambassador to the Gulf shares insights from his recent posting in Bahrain and past postings from Turkey to the UAE—marking both diplomatic advances and the realities of regional conflict.
Syria, Lebanon key to next phase of Middle East peace, says US Ambassador Tom Barrack - analysis
US Ambassador Tom Barrack recently argue that the Gaza peace deal will be remembered as "a defining moment in modern Middle Eastern diplomacy." How can that affect Lebanon's stability?
A new Middle East: How to make Trump's vision for the region into reality - analysis
The region that we see today in the Gulf and in terms of more potential ties with Israel is a very different region.
Saudi royal source: Normalization with Israel possible with different gov't - N12
The Saudi royal source said that he believes that normalization with Israel will happen once Israel elects a new government.
How Washington and the Gulf cleared a path to a fragile Gaza truce - analysis
Deadlines from the American president, regional leverage, and war fatigue in Israel combined to produce a deal neither side fully wanted but both needed.
A complex reality: Saudi-Pakistani alliance is not a hostile pact against Israel - opinion
Israel should avoid misinterpreting the pact as a hostile alignment aimed directly at it.
Scholars say Iran intensified repressions, focused on hangings and an Internet blackout
Since the war with Israel, Iranian Police have claimed 21,000 arrests, while rights groups say the subsequent surge in executions echoes the run-up to the 1988 prison massacres.
Sharren Haskel: 'This is not a territorial conflict, but a religious, cultural conflict'
Deputy Foreign Minister Sharren Haskel outlines Israel’s diplomatic battle amid global cultural and religious conflicts at The Jerusalem Post Diplomatic Conference.
