Not intervening
President Trump Refused Saudi Request to Strike the Houthis
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman called President Trump twice Thursday, pressing him to take military action against the Houthi rebels. Trump declined, with U.S. officials making clear that Washington won't take direct part in the fighting.
11.09.26
C14 Desk
Breaking
Sirens Sound in Saudi Arabia After Yemen Missile Launch
08.09.26
C14 Desk
Bat-Shiite crazy
Houthis Claim Attack on Saudi Landing Ship in Red Sea
17.08.26
C14 Desk
Daddy's blessing
Trump Hails "Mecca Accord" Between Saudis, Turkey, Pakistan
17.08.26
Tehilla Chakol
Bull-Shiite deal
Houthis Attack Saudi Oil Facility 2 Days After Defense Pact
09.08.26
Ahikam Himmelfarb
Sunni syndicate
Mecca Agreement: Unified Front Against Iran or Lip Service?
Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have declared an agreement on mutual defense, but behind the declarations lies a difficult test. Experience shows that promises of defense do not necessarily translate into military involvement. Is this the beginning of a new regional alliance or mainly a show of muscle?
09.08.26
Dr. Edy Cohen
Back and forth
Saudi Report: Hormuz to Open for 60 Days, No Transit Fees
06.08.26
Adam Mikhalashvili
Sunni vs Shia
Former IDF Intel Commander: Israel Should Join Gulf Union
03.08.26
C14 Desk
Only Trump knows
What Really Made Trump Cancel the Iran Strike?
02.08.26
C14 Desk
Back to business
U.S., Saudi Arabia Strike Iran-Backed Militias in Iraq
29.07.26
C14 Desk