Amman
Jordan outlaws Muslim Brotherhood, seizes assets over sabotage plot
Muslim Brotherhood members have led some of the largest protests in the region in support of their ideological allies, Hamas.
Turkey, Jordan, Syria, Iraq to discuss security cooperation in Amman, Turkish source says
Helping Jordan fend off its own threats is vital to Israel's interests and safety - editorial
Jordanian explosives case leaves Amman security forces searching for clues
New gov't must take Jordan's warning on changing status quo in Jerusalem seriously - editorial
Amman sees itself as a guarantor of the status quo and a custodian of the Holy Sites of the Dome of the Rock and al-Aqsa.
Jordanian tourism is almost back to pre-COVID days
Visits to Petra and to the Christian baptismal site on the Jordan River have witnessed the biggest tourism surge.
Is Jordan planning to restore ties with Hamas?
Hamas has been banned in Jordan since 1999, but an increasing number of voices seem to be joining those calling for this decision to be reversed.
Jordan makes overtures to Islamic Movement hardliners in Israel
Amman might be trying to get Arab citizens who usually boycott Israeli elections to vote on November 1, analyst says.
Israeli court dismisses NIS 30b. terrorism-finance case against Arab Bank
In support of the decision, the Jerusalem District Court said the plaintiffs had tried to use Israeli law in the US courts, and yet their claim was still rejected.
Lapid holds first meeting with Jordanian King Abdullah
The leaders discussed ways to improve relations between the countries and put more meaning behind their peace agreement.
Jordan: A family dispute or a foreign-backed plot?
"No one expected the controversy to escalate to a point where the king would order the army and the mukhabarat to raid Prince Hamzah’s palace and place him under house arrest."
Understanding the rift between Jerusalem and Amman - analysis
On the security side, the situation is said to be better and the militaries in both countries are believed to regularly work together against common threats.
Jordan: Child dead and 700 others poisoned by deadly shwarma in Amman
It all started when a local food stand owner in Amman offered shwarma for the extremely low price of less than NIS 6 per serving.
In major reshuffle, Jordan PM moves to push IMF-led economic reforms
Jordan's debt level has spiraled to around $40 billion, driven in part by government moves this year to raise the salaries of teachers and army retirees at a time of falling state revenues.
Israel-Jordan Crisis: Arrested Israeli was FSU immigrant, wanted by police
Earlier in the day, Jordan recalled its ambassador to Israel for consultations in protest over Israel's refusal to heed its demands to release two citizens it said were illegally detained for months.
