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This week in Jewish history: Israel and Jordan end state of enmity
A highly abridged weekly version of Dust & Stars – Today in Jewish History.
IDF to allow foreign countries to drop aid in Gaza Strip
Southern Border Police arrest three in drug-smuggling operation
IAF intercepts Yemeni drone, Macron recognized Palestinian state
IDF's new strategy: All borders must have buffer zones, defense achieved through offense
Unlike before October 7, the Israeli military decided it would achieve most of its defensive needs by preemptive offense going forward.
Syria conflict grows as Egypt and Jordan warn of regional instability
As the crisis grows regionally, it is likely that more countries will seek to become involved.
Jordan wants stability in southern Syria but unclear if it's willing to help - analysis
The Jordanian spokesperson “reiterated Jordan’s support for the Syrian government’s efforts to rebuild the country on foundations that guarantee its security, stability, unity, and sovereignty."
Ancient Christian settlement unearthed in Jordan, illuminating Middle East's religious past
Archaeologists uncovered the long-forgotten Byzantine settlement of Tharais.
Jordanian border smuggling and West Bank infiltration: Israel's security challenges explained
From the porous border with Jordan to the terror threats in the West Bank and beyond, a senior security official spoke to Walla about the challenges the IDF faces in central Israel.
Israel, EU reach deal to significantly increase Gazan humanitarian aid
The agreement will also see the reopening of several aid routes, including several operating through Egypt and Jordan.
Netanyahu and Trump's meeting: a potential game changer for the Middle East - opinion
Netanyahu, Trump, and the Administration leadership to discuss the recent Israel-Iran war, ending the war in Gaza, and the return of the 50 remaining hostages.
Jordan declines to play with Israel in U19 basketball World Cup, forfeits match
Blue-and-white athletes once again targeted by sports boycott as FIBA investigates Jordanians' decision not to play.
'The Most American King': Journalist Aaron Magid details Jordan's King Abdullah rise to power
In an interview with The Jerusalem Post, journalist and researcher Aaron Magid detailed Jordanian King Abdullah's unique position in the Middle East.
Iran preparing to strike US bases across Middle East if Trump joins war, NYT reports
Over 40,000 American troops have been put on high alert at bases throughout the region, the New York Times reported.
Remaining three Flotilla members arrive at Jordanian border
Once they cross to Jordan, they will be free to board flights to their home destinations.