Sunni
Pro-IRGC Muslim cleric shot dead in southeastern Iran, 'active in fight against Zionism' - report
IRNA quoted a local governor as saying Gorgij "was active in the fight against divisive elements and Zionism," a description suggesting the cleric was pro-government.
Lebanon can sign Abraham Accords once Hezbollah is disarmed, Sunni MP says
Iran’s Baloch uprising: A rising lever or a strategic illusion? - opinion
US-Saudi nuclear deal shows the Abraham Accords is a positive incentive - analysis
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Egypt 'hunting down' gays, conducting forced anal exams
On the same day, Egypt also banned all forms of support toward the LGBT community on media outlets.
Suicide attacks on restaurants, checkpoint, kill 60 in southern Iraq
Islamic State is under siege in the Syrian city of Raqqa, its operational base for attacks in the Middle East and the West.
Leading Sunni Muslim center calls for intervention to 'save' al-Aksa
Issuing of the statement pointed up the potential for wider reverberations of the al-Aksa crisis in the Arab world.
Lines in the Sand: Qatar's increasing isolation in the Arab world
An alliance of pro-US Sunni Arab states is emerging.
Iran's Zarif urges Trump to discuss avoiding another 9/11 with Saudis
Saudia Arabia denies supporting its citizens who hijacked planes on September 11, but modern critics wonder if the nation's growing extremism could lead to a repeat of the incident.
Will Trump be a game-changer for the Muslim world?
How will the new US administration impact the age-old Sunni-Shi’ite conflict?
Lebanese president says ties with Saudi Arabia on the mend after visit
Saudi Arabia cancelled military aid last February when Beirut failed to join other Arab states in condemning attacks by Iranian demonstrators on Saudi missions in Iran.
Can Lebanon ever rid itself of Hezbollah?
Dore Gold: Ties with Sunni world growing quietly
But building these relationships needs to be done cautiously, he said, without necessarily making them public.