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A pro-Palestinian demonstration led by the Muslim Brotherhood was organised in Amman
The group, seen as one of the most lethal proxies of Iran, claims to have taken 30 hostages in Saturday's attack
At the Gaza camp north of Amman, residents sense that the conflict has changed in their favour
Yasser Hamad remains in nation mired in simmering conflict and economic ruin, despite his siblings fleeing
Non-violence has become a theme, expressed artistically in the mostly Druze area
Jewish holiday of Sukkot has registered an increase in number of Jews entering Al Aqsa, as well as attacks against Christians and violent Israeli incursions into West Bank
Health officials scotch ‘unsafe’ rumours over Indian-manufactured vaccine scheduled for November
Imad Adwan was arrested by Israeli authorities and deported to Jordan for trial
Move is politically sensitive in supply scarce kingdom and will affect households and businesses, not farmers
The transnational, close-knit nature of the minority sect makes it a tough political nut to crack
Jordan is the main conduit for drugs from Syria to inner Arabia
Hussein Al Sheikh was in Riyadh, where he met American officials pursuing Saudi-Israeli deal
President Bashar Al Assad's loyalists have been trying to recapture a strategic hill from militants
Washington must stop 'suppression' of Arabs in Kurdish dominated area, says Turkish Foreign Minister
Kurdish-led militia enters stronghold of tribal leader who challenged Kurdish control
