On May 19, 2025, French President Emmanuel Macron, alongside UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, issued a joint statement condemning Israel’s military campaign in Gaza.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has reignited controversy by calling for Israel’s exclusion from international cultural events, such as the Eurovision Song Contest, citing the country's ongoing military operations in Gaza.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has called for the adoption of a unified Arab peace plan to end the ongoing war in Gaza and establish a framework for lasting peace.
In a significant, if understated, turn of events, senior Syrian officials and business figures have recently initiated contact with Israeli entrepreneurs, seeking to encourage investment in the war-ravaged country.
In recent years, the relationship between Greece and Israel has undergone a significant transformation, evolving from routine cooperation into a comprehensive strategic alliance.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has signaled a sharp escalation in military action in the Gaza Strip, vowing that decisive operations are imminent.
Syria and Turkey have reached a deal to supply Syria with six million cubic meters of natural gas per day, Syrian Energy Minister Mohammad al-Bachir announced Friday.
Australian aerospace company Fleet Space Technologies has secured a significant foothold in the Middle East, signing a four-year exploration contract with Saudi Arabia’s state-owned mining firm Ma’aden.
Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa arrived in Israel on Sunday for an official visit, accompanied by a high-level delegation led by Foreign Minister María Gabriela Sommerfeld Rosero.
Cyprus is preparing to open a new maritime passenger route to Lebanon, reviving a connection between two eastern Mediterranean neighbors just 180 miles apart.
Widespread protests across Morocco have reached its key shipping ports, as activists seek to disrupt military shipments linked to Israel and pressure the government to reverse its normalization of relations.
Jordan’s State Security Court on Wednesday sentenced four individuals to 20 years in prison after they were found guilty of possessing weapons and engaging in activities deemed a threat to national security.
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