US Secretary of State Antony Blinken lands in Jordan on the last leg of his tour aimed at consolidating a ceasefire that ended the worst Israeli bombardment in years on besieged Gaza.
Israeli occupation reduced one of the Middle East’s oldest cities, with at least 4,000 years of history, into a packed Palestinian enclave besieged from all sides — sea, land and air.
The punitive violence meted out by the Israelis has exposed the fraudulent Abraham Accords and a reminder that the Arab League is beyond redemption.
King Abdullah breaks his silence to announce the worst political upheaval in decades sparked by an alleged plot involving his half-brother Prince Hamza has ended.
Ankara's reaction comes after the bloc accused Turkey of forcing intervention "on our Arab brotherland".
Following UAE's normalisation with Israel, the gulf state - in collusion with Egypt - are openly supporting the oppressive Syrian regime, banding against Turkey in northern Syria.
The Palestinians presided over the council's latest session earlier this month and had been due to stay in the role until March.
Palestine has once again displayed the limitations of Arab and Islamic political organisations and their impotence in resolving any problems faced by Muslims around the world.
Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki has described the deal between the UAE and Israel as “an earthquake" that hit the Arab consensus over the Palestinian cause.
Following the UAE-Israeli plan to normalise relations, two organisations representing global Muslims fall silent.
Mlangeni spent 27 years in prison alongside Nelson Mandela, Dennis Goldberg, Walter Sisulu and other activists who were sentenced for planning to overthrow the apartheid government.
"I call upon Israel to abandon its annexation plans," says UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, adding that such a move would "threaten efforts to advance regional peace."
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