The U.S. openness to Syria’s new leadership marks a sharp shift in Washington’s approach to a country striving to restore territorial unity and revive its economy.

The Palestinian economy is on the brink of collapse due to Israeli restrictions on shekel funds that have paralyzed banking, trade, and public services.

Jordan has taken a leading role in containing the Sweida conflict, driven by tribal ties and geopolitical concerns, to preserve Syria’s unity and stability.

Following Jordan’s decision to ban the Muslim Brotherhood, authorities have continued to take action against Islamic activism and charitable work, especially those linked to Gaza.

Iraq’s drone strike probe found the attacks came from an Iran-aligned militia inside the country, but the government has avoided naming those responsible, raising suspicions of a political cover-up.