🇺🇸🇸🇾 SCOOP: U.S. President Trump will meet with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa during his upcoming visit to Saudi Arabia in mid-May, a Syrian source tells me. The expected meeting was arranged through the personal mediation of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

An Israeli military source clarifies in a conversation with me that the arrival of Syrian General Security forces today to Khan Arnabeh in the Quneitra countryside was not specifically coordinated with the IDF, as they travelled in an area not currently held by Israeli forces.

Saudi Arabia and Iran agreed to continue expanding cooperation and fostering "good neighborly relations" in a trilateral meeting with China, which took place in Tehran today. In the third meeting of the trilateral committee to follow up on the 2023 normalization agreement, the

An official Jordanian source confirms to Al-Mamlaka that the Allenby Border Crossing will reopen tomorrow for the transfer of goods and aid to the Gaza Strip.

Iraqi authorities officially announced the removal of Lebanese Hezbollah and the Houthis from the list of terror entities whose funds are to be frozen, after they were included on the list "by accident," sparking confusion and criticism from pro-Iranian militias.

Senior Hamas official Hossam Badran says Israel must cease its violations of the Gaza ceasefire agreement as a condition to entering the second phase. "Any discussion about the second phase must be preceded by clear pressure on Israel by the mediators & U.S. to ensure the full

Syrian General Security forces entered Khan Arnabeh in the Quneitra countryside shortly after the shooting incident in which two Syrians were wounded by Israeli forces. A Syrian source tells me that the General Security convoy entered the area in coordination with the IDF.

Two Syrians were wounded by gunfire from Israeli forces in the town of Khan Arnabeh in the Quneitra countryside, Syrian media report. IDF troops also used smoke gremades during the incident.

The Prime Minister's Office denies the Saudi report that Israel and Syria reached a security agreement, calling it “fake news.” PMO says that “there were contacts and meetings via U.S. mediation, but things never reached agreements and understandings with Syria.”

The Allenby border crossing with Jordan will reopen tomorrow for the transfer of goods and aid to the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, an Israeli security official says. The crossing was closed three months ago following a deadly shooting attack that killed two Israelis by a

Syria and Israel reportedly reached a security agreement through American mediation, which was supposed to be signed on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in September, but Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu refused to sign it, Saudi A-Sharq Al-Awsat reports.

Hamas and the Red Cross resume search efforts for the body of the last remaining hostage, in Gaza City’s Zeitoun neighborhood, Al-Jazeera reports.

The IDF confirms it struck Hezbollah military targets in several areas in southern Lebanon, including a launch site and a training compound used by Hezbollah’s elite Radwan forces.

Israel just launched a series of airstrikes against numerous targets in southern Lebanon, local media report.

Hamas and the Red Cross resume search efforts for the body of the last hostage in Gaza City’s Zeitoun neighborhood.

Final preparations in Damascus for a military parade in celebration of one year to the overthrow of the Assad regime.

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa visited the Umayyad Mosque in Damascus to participate in the dawn prayers on the first anniversary of Syria’s liberation.

To all those claiming that these countries are seeking to prevent “ethnic cleansing” of Gaza: A Gazan friend recently fled Gaza to a European country to avoid being captured, tortured and murdered by Hamas. If these countries got their way, he would have been left there to die.

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, in a newly released documentary by Al Jazeera: “In my view, Israel did not realize the scale, speed, and strength of the battle, nor the force present in Idlib capable of reaching what it achieved. I believe it came as a surprise to Israel, and I

Joint celebration by the Palestinian and Syrian national soccer teams, after both qualified for the FIFA Arab Cup quarterfinals despite a 0-0 draw. They will join Jordan and Iraq, who have so far made it to the final eight.

A secret Hamas-run money laundering network via money exchanges owned by Gazans residing in Turkey, under Iranian direction, channeled millions of dollars to Hamas in Gaza. The IDF and Shin Bet exposed the network based on Hamas' internal documents. The IDF reveals the