The history of the Middle East over the last few decades shows that Egypt and Saudi Arabia both win when they work together in a common cause.

A possible answer: the “One-Plus-Two-State Solution” or “Three-State Solution”—one Israeli state and two Palestinian states. While this idea isn’t entirely new, this proposal brings a new approach.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a bill banning cellphone use at school, the latest in a trend growing nationally and worldwide.

The nation of Jordan is currently spearheading a tourism revival in the Middle East. The kingdom has united a group of ...

Egypt has strongly condemned what it sees as Israeli policies aimed at forcibly displacing Palestinians towards its borders, ...

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Mediators struggle to balance Hamas’ rejection of wide buffer zones with Israeli hardliners’ opposition to compromise, says ...

Originally entering the service of the US Air Force in 1978, the F-16 Fighting Falcon was designed as a multirole, ...

At the top, the United States holds its crown as the world’s largest tourism economy with a colossal $2.36 trillion contribution. China follows in second with $1.3 trillion, poised to take the lead in ...

So let’s be honest: the Arab world does not want the Palestinians—not in their countries, not as citizens, and often not even ...

Mansa Musa, the 14th-century ruler of the Mali Empire, amassed immense wealth through gold and strategic trade, becoming history's richest person. His ...