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Saudi intelligence hacked a Jordanian left site

Saudi Arabia intelligence hacked the Jordanian website "Left Jordan" owned by Jordanian writer Nahidh Hattar. A statement on the website says: The Saudi intelligence hacked our website because we revealed the Saudi -Israeli role of targeting the nationalist movements, and the Saudi role of waging sectarian tension in the Arab countries generally and in Iraq and Lebanon specifically. We will back soon.

mini-Arab summit with Syria invited

According to Manar news, secret communications between Arab capitals to organize a mini-summit in Riyadh or Cairo and Syria will be invited also. The attendees are: Syrian President Al-Assad, Mubarak of Egypt, King Abdullah of Jordan, Saudi King Abdullah, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, and probably Lebanese President Michel Suleiman. Egyptian news website Al-Mesryoon confirmed the news saying that there is already an ...

Jordan dig for Gas inside Iraq

Jordan dig for Gas inside the Iraq's territories, According to Jordanian Minister of Energy Kutaishat: The digging is approved by the Iraqi government.

Low price oil is not a big change for Jordan

Jordanian writer Jumana Gunaimat argues that lower price oil comes from Iraq is not a solution, it is not even a noticeable change in fuel price.

Jordan changing policy

Jordan allows Hamas members to enter its territory after a secret meeting between Hamas and the head of Jordanian intelligence. According to the newspaper, Qatar and Saudi Arabia mediated between Hamas and Jordan also.

Jordan’s king visit to Iraq: commitment or desperation?

The conclusion made by the Guardian in their report "Jordan's king in flying visit to Iraq" says: Washington has been pressing its Arab allies is probably true, but it is not the only reason, at least in Jordan case: A report published today on Al-Quds Al-Arabi about the circumstances that pushed king Abdullah of Jordan Abdullah to take such decision of visiting ...

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