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  • For Netanyahu, Gaza’s ‘day after’ must wait

    A segment of Israeli society is furious with Netanyahu over his seeming unwillingness to prioritize the release and repatriation of dozens of Israeli hostages remaining in Hamas captivity in Gaza, where Israel has carried out more than a half-year-long relentless military campaign. Families and friends of the hostages staged an alternative “torch-dousing” ceremony to convey their rage and disquiet.

  • Jordan foils arms plot as kingdom caught in Iran-Israel shadow war

    Jordan has foiled a suspected Iranian-led plot to smuggle weapons into the U.S.-allied kingdom to help opponents of the ruling monarchy carry out acts of sabotage, according to two Jordanian sources with knowledge of the matter.
    The weapons were sent by Iranian-backed militias in Syria to a cell of the Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan that has links to the military wing of Palestinian group Hamas, the people told Reuters. The cache was seized when members of the cell, Jordanians of Palestinian descent, were arrested in late March, they said.

  • Tiger: ‘progress made’ but ‘long way to go’ in PGA-Saudi talks

    "We're working on negotiations with PIF. It's ongoing. It's fluid. It changes day-to-day," Woods said. "Has there been progress? Yes. But it's an ongoing negotiation so a lot of work ahead for all of us with this process. "We're making steps. It may not be giant steps, but we're making steps."

  • Power Broker Behind Saudi Golf Deal Resigns From PGA Tour Board

    When Jimmy Dunne joined the PGA Tour’s board in 2023, at the peak of its battle with LIV Golf, the Tour was adding a heavy hitter in both the golf and financial worlds. Dunne is a member at prestigious institutions such as Augusta National, the president of Seminole Golf Club and the senior managing principal at the investment bank Piper Sandler.

  • Saudi Minister of Finance Participates in 2024 Qatar Economic Forum

    His Excellency the Saudi Minister of Finance, Mr. Mohammed Aljadaan, will participate in the fourth edition of the Qatar Economic Forum, held in Doha May 14-16, 2024, as participants explore economic challenges and opportunities in the MENA region. During the first day of the Forum, Minister Aljadaan will participate in a panel discussion entitled "Reshaping Middle East Economies," along with His Excellency the Chairman of the Islamic Development Bank Group Dr. Muhammad Al Jasser, and the Qatari Minister of Finance Mr. Ali Al-Kuwari. The Forum will bring together more than 1,000 global policymakers and leaders from government and the private sector to discuss five themes: Geopolitics, Globalization & Trade; Energy Transition; Technology Innovation; Business & Investment Outlook; and Sports and Entertainment.

  • Syria holds the key to improved US-Turkey ties

    Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan was set to visit Washington in May after a long period of coldness between him and US President Joe Biden. While the cancellation officially occurred due to scheduling issues, disagreements over the Gaza conflict appear to have played a role in this decision. Despite recent momentum in US-Turkish relations, this situation underscores the fact that improving areas of cooperation is not enough to maintain the bilateral relationship.

  • The nuclear fatwa that wasn’t—how Iran sold the world a false narrative

    In a 2012 interview with local magazine Mehrnameh, Rouhani recounted the 2004 talks with the foreign ministers of France, Germany, and the United Kingdom, and claimed that he told them that Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei “has issued a fatwa and declared it forbidden to acquire a bomb. This fatwa is more important for us than the NPT [Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty] and the additional protocol. It is more important to us than any law.”

  • Ras Ghamila: Saudi Arabia offers to buy Egyptian premium Red Sea area using deposits

    Saudi Arabia has presented Egypt with an offer to purchase Ras Ghamila, a prime Red Sea tourist destination, including pulling its deposits from the Central Bank of Egypt, and the acquisition of several government companies, according to an Egyptian government source. The source, who works in the Ministry of Public Business Sector, the entity tasked with negotiating the deal, told Middle East Eye that Saudi officials offered to use the kingdom's deposits with the central bank (CBE), which amount to $10.3bn, an option favoured by the Egyptian side which will allow immediate access to foreign currency.

  • Jeddah Historic District, Cruise Saudi team on sustainability strategies

    Jeddah Historic District Program and Cruise Saudi plan to cooperate on how to handle more international cruise visitors while preserving historic sites and benefiting the community.

  • Saudi Arabia executes two Syrian nationals for smuggling narcotics

    Saudi Arabia has executed two Syrians over their alleged involvement in drug smuggling within the Kingdom, as the trafficking of narcotics from Syria continues to plague the region. According to the state-run Saudi Press Agency (SPA), the Ministry of Interior released a statement announcing the execution of two criminals of Syrian nationality on Saturday, 11 May, in the Kingdom’s north-western Tabuk region.

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