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Jordan's King Abdullah accepts PM Khasawneh's government residgantion following parliamentary polls

With the resignation of the Jordan's Prime Minister Bisher Khasawneh a suspected replacement could be Jafar Hassan.

By REUTERS

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Editor's Notes: No more status-quo, we need a solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

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KAN are not the enemy: Ministers acting against Israel’s democratic character

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West's leadership crisis is different in Israel

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My Word: Wide awake in a war

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bisher khasawneh

Jordan's King Abdullah accepts PM Khasawneh's government residgantion following parliamentary polls

Operation 'Bashan Arrow': IDF destroys over 350 Syrian Military targets

Syria can help Israel 'completely destroy armies without war,' expert says

Russia warns the United States of the risks of World War Three

IDF troops reach Damascus’ doorstep, uncover Syrian military weakness

Why are Iran and Turkey moving to condemn Israel’s role in Syria?

Threat of Iran's proxies isn't gone, Israeli gov't cannot lose focus

Editor's Notes: No more status-quo, we need a solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

KAN are not the enemy: Ministers acting against Israel’s democratic character

West's leadership crisis is different in Israel

My Word: Wide awake in a war