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Israel: Tensions in the Middle East from the brutal intervention in Al-Aqsa (videos)

The police said that the operation was carried out to "remove rioters" who had entered the place of worship with "fireworks, clubs and stones"

Saudi Arabia joins Russian-Chinese-led Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) security bloc

Trust in the US is diminishing in the Middle East

Assad welcomed in UAE amid shifting power in the Middle East

The deal between Iran and Saudi Arabia could lead to a new era of relations in the volatile region

At the seam of three regions: The case for more basing & access in Greece & Cyprus – Analysis

How can the US balance security interests in Europe & M. East while prioritizing the Indo-Pacific? The answer may be a deeper partnership with Greece & Cyprus

Secret Service agent assigned to Biden’s Middle East trip detained & sent home: Report say he assaulted a woman in Israel

He assaulted a woman at a bar, reports said. The agency said he was not charged but was sent home

Abraham accords best answer to Iran – Israeli Ambassador to the US

Alongside the opportunities in the Middle East, he would like to "discuss the campaign to delegitimize Israel & deny the right of the Jewish people to self-determination"

National Interest: Turkey could become the Middle East’s next Narco-State

If Turkey joins Syria and Lebanon as the third narco-state in the Eastern Mediterranean, this will only compound the region’s trafficking and money laundering problems

The Philistines were likely of Greek origin, according to new DNA evidence

According to scientists there was a European-related gene flow that took place during the transition from the Bronze to the Iron Age

Hidden manuscript shows Medieval Ireland knew about Middle Eastern Medicine

The "Canon of Medicine", a highly popular text, represented a synthesis of medical knowledge from Greco-Roman, Persian & Indian sources

The Times: Bridging the Gulf – Why Greece is making new friends in the Middle East (Analysis)

An unlikely strategic order is forming in an always-troubled region America will be only too glad to be rid of, writes Richard Spencer

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