As Protests Persist, Jordanβs King Backs Reforms But Wonβt Nix Tax Hike
Jordanβs monarch stated Monday he backed reforms, but stopped in need of supporting calls for to scrap a tax invoice that has despatched protesters into the str
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Jordanβs monarch stated Monday he backed reforms, but stopped in need of supporting calls for to scrap a tax invoice that has despatched protesters into the str
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1. Nearly a month after Israel launched tens of hundreds of seized Iranian paperwork indicating that Iran pursued a nuclear bomb in the previous, and a few week
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Croatia blocks extradition of suspect in Hamas manβs killing Croatiaβs high courtroom blocks the extradition of a Bosnian man to Tunisia over the alleged homici
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1. One episode of the investigative TV program βUvdaβ has produced two main bombshells: 1) An interview with former Mossad chief Tamir Pardo, wherein he says Pr
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1. Almost as all of a sudden as the fireplace began Tuesday, it stopped Wednesday, and a day after the worst flareup in Gaza-Israel violence since 2014, pundits
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Dutch police shot and wounded a Syrian man Wednesday who attacked officers making an attempt to arrest him after alarmed neighbors reported that he was standing
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The Syrian air force forbade Iranian forces and their allied Shiite militias from using its aircraft hangars and other facilities on its military bases, in ligh
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Famzn News is liveblogging Mondayβs news as it unfolds. Russia: Only Syrian military should be near Israel border Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says on
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1. Tensions with Gaza are continuing to simmer, with near daily incidents of cross-border violence. On Sunday, Israel responded to the discovery of a bomb hidde
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel was taking action against arms manufacturing in Lebanon and threatened continued fighting with Iran Sunday. Netany
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