Attack blamed on Iran that halved kingdom's oil production is latest in a series of unclaimed acts of sabotage in the Gulf, which experts say could be a new tactic by Tehran

'Towards tomorrow': Israel's booth at UAE exposition a rare opportunity to showcase Israeli innovation in water technology, health and hi-tech to the Arab World

Lebanese terror group says signs of thaw between Israel, pro-US countries 'have created an opportunity to chip away at more Arab lands'

Washington officials tell WSJ clandestine meetings went further than recent symbolic gestures, aimed to deepen military and diplomatic cooperation

Formal deals 'realistic' even if disagreements over Palestinians persist, Israel Katz says at maiden appearance before powerful Knesset panel

Muscat says reports of rapprochement with Jerusalem are 'baseless,' calls for establishment of Palestinian state

Yossi Cohen says Jerusalem to open foreign ministry office in Muscat amid warming relations with Gulf nations

Despite progress at Manama conference, normalized relationships improbable without political solution to conflict with Palestinians, analysts say

Marc Schneier, a member of the kingdom's delegation to the US-led workshop, says Manama and Jerusalem may normalize relations by the end of 2019, but only if there's a peace deal

Riyadh hopes to rally support against its arch-rival over attacks on oil installations