Eighteen people were killed in a new toll of Israeli airstrikes targeting “military sites” in central Syria, Syrian authorities reported on Monday, in strikes that are “among the most severe” on Syria, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

The West Bank has turned into a large prison as of Sunday, after the Israeli authorities announced the closure of the Allenby (Karameh) crossing with Jordan until further notice, against the backdrop of a shooting incident carried out by a Jordanian, during which he killed 3 Israelis before being shot and killed.

By a wide margin, outgoing Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune secured, on Sunday, a five-year term in the El Mouradia presidential palace, which he entered as an elected president in 2019, following a popular uprising.

Maher Al-Jazi hails from one of the main families in the southern Badia region of Jordan, one of the families and clans of the Huwaitat tribes, which number more than a quarter of a million Jordanian citizens.

Sudan has announced its complete rejection of the recommendations of the international fact-finding mission to deploy international forces in the country to protect civilians. On Saturday, the Sudanese government reiterated its position not to deal with the mission in the future.

The preliminary vote count for Algeria's early presidential elections, which took place on Saturday, confirmed that current President Abdelmadjid Tebboune is heading to win a second term and secure a landslide victory in the first round.

Dozens of prominent law professors and deans of Tunisian law schools warned in a statement on Thursday that the presidential election is at risk of losing its legitimacy and credibility if the Independent High Authority for Elections does not return three candidates to the race in implementation of an administrative court ruling.

Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi stressed today, Thursday, that any attempt to displace Palestinians from the West Bank to the Kingdom is tantamount to a declaration of war on Jordan, during a press conference with his German counterpart Annalena Baerbock in the Jordanian capital, Amman.

The Egyptian Cairo News Channel reported that the Chief of Staff of the Egyptian Army, Lieutenant General Ahmed Fathi Khalifa, made a surprise visit today, Thursday, to inspect the security situation on the border with the Gaza Strip.

Egypt accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of spreading lies about smuggling weapons into the Gaza Strip via the Philadelphi Corridor to cover up his failure, while Hamas said that "there is no need for new proposals for a ceasefire and what is required is to pressure Netanyahu's government and oblige them to what has been agreed upon."