From oil refineries in Saudi Arabia and the UAE to a gas production facility in Qatar and oil depots in Tehran, the region’s energy infrastructure —the economic lifeline of the West Asia— has come under attack amid the US-Israeli war on Iran.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly pushed for strikes against Iran, while Saudi Arabia’s role appeared more complex. US President Donald Trump’s decision to launch Operation Epic Fury against

Iran hit the U.S. Embassy in Saudi Arabia’s capital with a drone strike as it kept striking targets around the region.

The diplomatic push comes as violence between Iran and Israel, with the United States involved, has raised fears of a wider regional conflict

New Delhi: In a stern message to Israel over the West Bank issue, Saudi Arabia has said that the Israel's occupation of the West Bank would be considered a red line and will never be accepted. If it happens, the process of normalizing Israel-Saudi ...

“Again, Israel’s the technology engine of the region. They make the advances in AI that we don’t make, and they know how to get this stuff done,” Hewitt said on Fox News’s America’s Newsroom. “And MBS wants his country to be ready for when ...

Israel and Saudi Arabia are expected to begin direct negotiations to lay the groundwork for establishing normalization, with mediation and support from the United States. The Israel Hayom newspaper cited American, Arab and Israeli sources as saying in ...

Saudi Arabia’s state-backed media has been taking an increasingly anti-Israel tone, a further indication of the diminishing prospects for diplomatic normalization between the two Middle East powers. In one example, a January editorial in the daily Al ...

Saudi Arabia sharpened its warnings to Iran early Monday, telling Tehran it would be the “biggest loser” if it continues to attack Arab states. The Saudi statement came after a new drone attack