Arab media

TEL AVIV — Financial support from Qatar to various projects in the Gaza Strip has been significantly reduced since the beginning of the crisis in relations between Qatar and the Gulf states, leaving a vacuum that has begun to be filled in the last several weeks by the United Arab Emirates, Arab media has reported.

The Islamic State organization published a video of an alleged drone fleet, claiming to show their bombers in action over the city of Mosul, targeting Iraqi troops.

JAFFA, Israel — Major security preparations are underway in Saudi Arabia, according to Arab media reports, in light of the hazy political and security situation in the region.

TEL AVIV – A day and a half after the death of Israeli statesman Shimon Peres and not a single Arab leader has said they would join countless world leaders – including President Barack Obama – to attend his funeral.

JAFFA, Israel – The surveillance unit of extremist rulings at Egypt’s Fatwa Council has issued a warning against the Islamic State’s attempts to recruit female “sex jihadists.”

Hillary Clinton’s victory speech in her campaign for the Democratic Party nomination led many Arab social media users to debate her personality and skills.

JAFFA, Israel – The election victory of Sadiq Khan, London’s first Muslim mayor, has sent shockwaves across the Arab mainstream and social media. Many commentators have juxtaposed the hope Khan’s victory inspired in them with the rise of Republican frontrunner Donald Trump.

The Jerusalem Post reports: Iran presents a greater danger to Gulf States and the stability of the Middle East than Israel, a high ranking official in the Bahrain government told Arab Media in recent comments. During an interview with Saudi

JAFFA, Israel – Ahead of Tuesday’s International Women’s Day, Arab social media has been abuzz with discussions about the troublesome phenomenon of “aness” (spinsters) – single women older than 35, and in some countries 30. The stigmatized phenomenon is seen as a