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Although discreet ties have developed, they are unlikely to be formalized without progress on the Palestinian track.
The Islamic state will need time to ‘digest’ all the territory it has taken, but once it does, it will face a strategic dilemma.
Four children died, while another 28 were hospitalized after the incident. Iranian authorities said they arrested five members of hotel staff.
By REUTERS
Saudi rhetoric about Yemen ‘fits logic of sectarian hatred,’ says another • Clerics in kingdom are inciting against Houthis, calling them ‘rats.’
By ARIEL BEN SOLOMON
The mere sight of Douri, a wiry man with a red mustache who often wore a military beret, terrified Iraqis who endured what was known as the Republic of Fear.
Saudi Arabia garnering support from regional Sunni states to counter encroaching Iranian influence.
The unusual pact is a window into deepening anxiety in Afghanistan over reports of the Islamic State group radicals gaining a foothold in a country already weary of more than a decade of war with the Taliban.
Iraq’s police and security services claim to be in control of the protests that are sweeping the country, yet it seems impossible for this to be true.
By DAVAN YAHYA KHALIL
The Shi’ite axis features an underlying dimension that makes it a more challenging foe than Israel’s Sunni rivals.
By YIGAL WALT AND TAMER NASHEF
The strongest reactions emanated from Iran and Turkey rather than from Arab states.
By HILLEL FRISCH
It is the Sunni-Shi’ite divide that is driving unrest in the region, and clashes between Shi’ites and Sunnis are not an Israeli interest
By JPOST EDITORIAL
“Everything is very simple in war, but the simplest thing is difficult.”
By LOUIS RENÉ BERES
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